H/C Bingo card!

[magibrain]

First time I've ever done one of these. Should be fun! ...for me more than the characters, obviously*.

Somehow, I was expecting a lot more supernatural stuff, but it looks like aside from "poltergeist", looks like not so much. Oh, well. Still plenty of trouble I can get up to with the things I've been given, I'm sure.

If anyone has takes on these prompts they'd especially like to see me take a swing at, either in White Collar or Stargate: SG-1 (classic team), feel free to lob them my way! No guarantees, but I can at least try. (Bonus points for prompts which deliberately subvert the themes in some way. What can I say; I have a soft spot. Other bonus points for prompts angled to pass the Bechdel test.)



Prompts marked with ellipses – (...) – indicate ones I'm currently working on fills for. You know, where I have a document with a (probably awful) working title and some words in it, and such. I've also mucked with the background image, because the original version made it really hard for me to read the white text in some of the squares, and the table/cell border color, because I do what I want.

depression	plane crash	toothache	combat	kidnapping (...)
dungeons	drugged	loss of home / shelter The Wind Will Ruin Everything	explosion Rockets' Red Glare	natural disasters
body image issues	burns	WILD CARD	blood loss	suicide attempt I Say Our City is Small and Teeming with Ghosts
hypoglycemia / low blood sugar (...)	bruises The Sky Never Fights Back	poltergeist (...)	therapy (...)	drowning (...)
grief	nausea (...)	loss of possessions (...)	blackmail (...)	assault

*Hopefully.

Comments

[squeemu]

WAIT I didn't process this was hurt/comfort. Some of these don't, uh, make sense anymore. *facepalm*

whatever, you can still ignore them >.>

[magibrain]

XD I could MAKE them make sense.

I have to ask where the danger-sensing teeth and the WWII Russian fighter came from. There must be stories behind those.

Also, I feel like Burn Notice/White Collar would cross over beautifully, if their respective main characters weren't chained to Miami and NYC. (Unless that changes later in Burn Notice! I fell out of it sometime in S3.) Mostly, I want to see Michael Westen being Neal Caffrey's worst nightmare, because he cannot con this guy, and then Westen getting being all "Seriously? This again? WHY?" when Peter starts investigating him because he has already dealt with the FBI, thank you very much.

[squeemu]

Oh, it's a challenge now. XD

I.. have no idea where the danger-sensing teeth come from, tbh. Mostly, I was just trying to think of a way to make them even slightly more speculative and that was the first thing to come to mind. (Well, the first semi-rational thing. The actual first thing involved parasites living in the root of teeth and then shattering the tooth, which is... really unpleasant, and I'm not sure I want to know what that says about the condition of my brain.)

And for the Russian fighters, well. I left it kind of ambiguous so you could have, you know, somebody stealing a WWII aircraft that had made it through a gate to come back more recently, aka, the crew didn't actually have to be from WWII, but I think the concept of Night Witches are awesome and have been kind of resting at the back of my brain for a couple of days.

You could always have Peter get a temporary assignment out of town? And of course he has to bring Neal with him, to keep him out of trouble, because the LAST time this happened, Neal ran off after his 'girlfriend.'

[magibrain]

There is no way to keep Neal out of trouble. Short of, you know, killing him or putting him in a coma or something, though if we're honest, Peter would probably see either of those as Neal getting into trouble anyway, and then be very angsty in his particular Burkeish way. (Though there is a scene from Walpurgisnacht where, spoilers, Peter, under the influence of a Witch's Kiss, uses the "Because there's really only one way to know you won't be getting in trouble" rationalization to try to kill Neal, and Neal has to pickpocket his gun and run off into the labyrinth of some assless freak of a Witch in order to, you know, not get killed by one of his best friends. Needless to say, Peter is not okay with this after the fact.)

Also, you? With parasitic organisms on the brain? For some reason, I'm not surprised by this at all. :P

Adn aww, yes, the Night Witches. Now I'm trying to remember where I ran into them, earlier. Though I'm not sure how a plane would come through a Gate; given that the SGC Gate is twentysome floors underground. ...there was a Torchwood episode where a WWII-era civilian plane fell through the Rift and emerged into the modern day, but core Stargate does not have a Rift. (The magibrain has fixed this in a number of braintics, though.)