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Fic Post: strangers, and other family
Aug. 26th, 2019 08:10 pmTitle: strangers, and other family
Characters/Pairing(s): Luke Bankole, Moira Strand, OCs; background Luke Bankole/June Osborne (Offred)
Summary: The kids are the worst part – everyone agrees on that. Two nights in Little America.
Word Count: 3210
Rating: PG-13
Warning(s): None.
Disclaimer: Luke and Moira are Margaret Atwood’s, I’m just borrowing them for a minute. No profit is being made, and no copyright infringement is intended.
Notes: The inspiration behind the Exodus comes from the original book, where it’s implied that Fred – or another Gileadean officer, Fred Judd, who was a “potential” possibility for Offred's commander – was involved in the “repatriation” of Jews after the takeover, which resulted in “more than one boatload of Jews” just being “dumped into the Atlantic to maximize profits.” There’s a lot of this book that has stuck with me over the years, but this especially.
I watched the finale and have not stopped bawling my eyes out over Rebecca and her dad, and I am always crying about Luke and Moira and their missing family, so here we are.
( Will Hannah know him, if she makes it out? Will she recognize his face? )
Characters/Pairing(s): Luke Bankole, Moira Strand, OCs; background Luke Bankole/June Osborne (Offred)
Summary: The kids are the worst part – everyone agrees on that. Two nights in Little America.
Word Count: 3210
Rating: PG-13
Warning(s): None.
Disclaimer: Luke and Moira are Margaret Atwood’s, I’m just borrowing them for a minute. No profit is being made, and no copyright infringement is intended.
Notes: The inspiration behind the Exodus comes from the original book, where it’s implied that Fred – or another Gileadean officer, Fred Judd, who was a “potential” possibility for Offred's commander – was involved in the “repatriation” of Jews after the takeover, which resulted in “more than one boatload of Jews” just being “dumped into the Atlantic to maximize profits.” There’s a lot of this book that has stuck with me over the years, but this especially.
I watched the finale and have not stopped bawling my eyes out over Rebecca and her dad, and I am always crying about Luke and Moira and their missing family, so here we are.
( Will Hannah know him, if she makes it out? Will she recognize his face? )
