Drabble: Identity Theft (BtVS, SG-1)
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PG; B:tVS, SG-1. 200 words.
Really, all she'd ended up having to do was act like Liz, except for when she didn't turn down the job.
Title: Identity Theft
Author: Jedi Buttercup
Disclaimer: The words are mine; the worlds are not.
Rating: PG
Summary: B:tVS, SG-1. Really, all she'd ended up having to do was act like Liz, except for when she didn't turn down the job. 200 words.
Notes: Set vaguely post-"Chosen" (BtVS) and post-"Lost City" (SG-1). For
tthdrabbles challenge #50. (Because, seriously-- they never *did* explain how Weir suddenly went from blonde to brunette). Also fits a TTH FFA for Buffy & Elizabeth Weir.
"It's done."
Buffy stared as the older blonde slid into the limo, still fascinated by the living proof that she might survive long enough to become a forty-something government agent. "No world-endage today, then?" she asked, lightly.
Elizabeth "Weir" smiled and shook her head. "No. Really, all I ended up having to do was act like Liz, except for when I didn't turn down the job. She always regretted that, especially after we realized that her taking it might have given SG-1 a chance to stop Anubis."
"So why didn't she jump back in time herself?" Buffy had to ask. She'd been wondering that ever since her older self had popped in and demanded transportation to DC.
The older Slayer's smile saddened. "Turns out only superhumans can survive the zappy time-thing. And since I'd worked with her longest, negotiating with demon clans for support to fight back..."
Buffy nodded, understanding. "So what now?"
"Willow copies my memories to your Liz, whammies everyone else to think I was her, and I go back."
"Simple as that?"
"Simple as that," Elizabeth nodded, then grinned mischievously. "Oh-- and you find an excuse to meet your Daniel Jackson. Trust me; he's worth the effort."
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Really, all she'd ended up having to do was act like Liz, except for when she didn't turn down the job.
Title: Identity Theft
Author: Jedi Buttercup
Disclaimer: The words are mine; the worlds are not.
Rating: PG
Summary: B:tVS, SG-1. Really, all she'd ended up having to do was act like Liz, except for when she didn't turn down the job. 200 words.
Notes: Set vaguely post-"Chosen" (BtVS) and post-"Lost City" (SG-1). For
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"It's done."
Buffy stared as the older blonde slid into the limo, still fascinated by the living proof that she might survive long enough to become a forty-something government agent. "No world-endage today, then?" she asked, lightly.
Elizabeth "Weir" smiled and shook her head. "No. Really, all I ended up having to do was act like Liz, except for when I didn't turn down the job. She always regretted that, especially after we realized that her taking it might have given SG-1 a chance to stop Anubis."
"So why didn't she jump back in time herself?" Buffy had to ask. She'd been wondering that ever since her older self had popped in and demanded transportation to DC.
The older Slayer's smile saddened. "Turns out only superhumans can survive the zappy time-thing. And since I'd worked with her longest, negotiating with demon clans for support to fight back..."
Buffy nodded, understanding. "So what now?"
"Willow copies my memories to your Liz, whammies everyone else to think I was her, and I go back."
"Simple as that?"
"Simple as that," Elizabeth nodded, then grinned mischievously. "Oh-- and you find an excuse to meet your Daniel Jackson. Trust me; he's worth the effort."
-~-
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