Ok, Bekka O'Neil is Jack's niece. There is a story(mostly written)
as to why she is serving on SG-1. To give you the short version, she was
captured by Apophis. He thought she knew where her Uncle was. She was
rescued....ya' know what, I'll just post it soon and you can read it. Bekka
is about 17 in this. Enjoy.
Note: Bold is my notation of a Goa'uld-style voice.
Disclaimer: I do not own SG-1 or anything from Stargate. Only Bekka is my creation.
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Bekka followed Colonel Makepeace and the rest of SG-3 and SG-2 through the Gate. They were going back to P41-939 to continue to study the ruins of the planet. They had to be careful, though, because this planet had some dangerous plant life. That was were Bekka came in.
She and her normal team, SG-1, had visited P41-939 about a week earlier. It had been decided that the ruins were worth further study, but SG-1 was needed elsewhere. So Bekka was temporarily assigned to work with SG-2 and SG-3, because she knew the dangers.
She and Daniel had translated some of the ruins, which told of 'The Barrier'. This was a odd looking line of trees within sight of the Gate. It protected something, they hadn't been able to translate what, and The Barrier was deadly. Bekka was to show SG-3 the safe areas to study. The team stepped away from the Gate and circled up for instructions.
"O.k." Bekka said. "About ½ a klick due east is a larger cleaning that is perfect for study. General Hammond suggests we start there. As far as we were able to determine last time, that site is perfectly safe." Bekka pointed out a small path the seemed to lead the way to the clearing she spoke of.
Colonel Makepeace gave Bekka an odd look that she couldn't interpret and ordered his team to move out. He started to follow, when Bekka tapped him on the arm. He stopped and looked over his shoulder at her.
"Colonel, see those trees over there? That's The Barrier. Keep your team far from there. It's deadly." Colonel Makepeace turned to face her, his back to the rest of his team heading for the clearing.
"Ms. O'Neil, do not tell me how to do my job. I do not need, nor want your advise. You shouldn't even be here at all. You should be at home and I don't mean the SGC. You should be going to High School, concerned with a new hair style or who's going to take you to the prom. You don't belong with the SGC. The only reason you're here is that you're Colonel O'Neil's niece. Now, be a good girl and find yourself a quiet corner out of the way. Let my team do it's job."
Colonel Makepeace strode after his team, leaving Bekka standing in shock after him. How dare he say such things? Bekka did, too, belong with the SGC. She pulled her own weight with SG-1. She was a valuable part of the team, whether or not she was O'Neil's niece.
She wondered what had gotten into the Colonel. Whatever the reason, she wasn't going to ignore her duties. She had been instructed to assure the safety of SG-2 and SG-3. She knew the dangers better than anyone here. She hurried to catch up before Makepeace did anything stupid.
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After a few hours, Colonel Makepeace decided to move his team to another location. They had found something within the ruins that appeared to lead the team elsewhere. At least that's what Bekka guessed. The team had been conferring and then started packing up.
Bekka watched it all from a log where she had situated herself to keep an eye on SG-2 and SG-3. Whatever. She didn't care where they went to study as long as they were safe. Bekka trotted along at the rear of the line. She realized the were heading close to the Gate, but not for it.
Bekka tried to picture the mental map that she and SG-1 had developed. They were heading straight for The Barrier. What was Makepeace thinking? Would he be so stupid to lead his team into The Barrier? Bekka ran to the front to the line. By the time she got there, they were almost to The Barrier.
"Colonel," she called. "Stop. You're going into The Barrier." The Colonel didn't slow down.
"I know that, Ms O'Neil. We found no evidence of any warnings about a 'Barrier'. I see no danger. My team needs to study that area." Bekka jumped in front of Makepeace, walking backward to face him.
"Colonel, the warnings were on other ruins. Please, you mustn't take your team into The Barrier. I have every reason to believe it's deadly." Bekka glanced over her shoulder. They were almost to The Barrier. She didn't have much time. Colonel Makepeace pushed past her.
"I told you to stay out of the way." Colonel Makepeace reached The Barrier and was about to step trough it. Bekka dived at him and pushed him out of the way. She lost her balance and fell through The Barrier. The trees suddenly came alive. Bekka saw a flurry of branches and leaves. She felt them cutting into her arms, face and torso. The cuts burned.
Bekka felt herself being pulled back toward SG-2 and SG-3. She screamed. The fire that had started only in the cuts themselves had spread to her whole body. She felt like she was burning up from the inside. She felt hands lifting her. She was supported by two member of SG-3 as they all ran back toward the Gate. Bekka could hear the Gate dialing up.
The pain was intense. She had to bite her lip to keep from screaming. She couldn't hold it all in and it came out as whimpers of pain. The blue of the wormhole was anything but cool. It seemed to intensify the burning. On the other side of the Gate, Bekka cold hold back no longer.
She cried out and would have collapsed on the ramp if not for the support of the two team members. She was dimly aware of a medical team arriving and controlled her cries to whimpers again. The pain was too much and she lost contact with the world.
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Note: Bold is my notation of a Goa'uld-style voice.
Disclaimer: I do not own SG-1 or anything from Stargate. Only Bekka is my creation.
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Bekka followed Colonel Makepeace and the rest of SG-3 and SG-2 through the Gate. They were going back to P41-939 to continue to study the ruins of the planet. They had to be careful, though, because this planet had some dangerous plant life. That was were Bekka came in.
She and her normal team, SG-1, had visited P41-939 about a week earlier. It had been decided that the ruins were worth further study, but SG-1 was needed elsewhere. So Bekka was temporarily assigned to work with SG-2 and SG-3, because she knew the dangers.
She and Daniel had translated some of the ruins, which told of 'The Barrier'. This was a odd looking line of trees within sight of the Gate. It protected something, they hadn't been able to translate what, and The Barrier was deadly. Bekka was to show SG-3 the safe areas to study. The team stepped away from the Gate and circled up for instructions.
"O.k." Bekka said. "About ½ a klick due east is a larger cleaning that is perfect for study. General Hammond suggests we start there. As far as we were able to determine last time, that site is perfectly safe." Bekka pointed out a small path the seemed to lead the way to the clearing she spoke of.
Colonel Makepeace gave Bekka an odd look that she couldn't interpret and ordered his team to move out. He started to follow, when Bekka tapped him on the arm. He stopped and looked over his shoulder at her.
"Colonel, see those trees over there? That's The Barrier. Keep your team far from there. It's deadly." Colonel Makepeace turned to face her, his back to the rest of his team heading for the clearing.
"Ms. O'Neil, do not tell me how to do my job. I do not need, nor want your advise. You shouldn't even be here at all. You should be at home and I don't mean the SGC. You should be going to High School, concerned with a new hair style or who's going to take you to the prom. You don't belong with the SGC. The only reason you're here is that you're Colonel O'Neil's niece. Now, be a good girl and find yourself a quiet corner out of the way. Let my team do it's job."
Colonel Makepeace strode after his team, leaving Bekka standing in shock after him. How dare he say such things? Bekka did, too, belong with the SGC. She pulled her own weight with SG-1. She was a valuable part of the team, whether or not she was O'Neil's niece.
She wondered what had gotten into the Colonel. Whatever the reason, she wasn't going to ignore her duties. She had been instructed to assure the safety of SG-2 and SG-3. She knew the dangers better than anyone here. She hurried to catch up before Makepeace did anything stupid.
* * * * * *
After a few hours, Colonel Makepeace decided to move his team to another location. They had found something within the ruins that appeared to lead the team elsewhere. At least that's what Bekka guessed. The team had been conferring and then started packing up.
Bekka watched it all from a log where she had situated herself to keep an eye on SG-2 and SG-3. Whatever. She didn't care where they went to study as long as they were safe. Bekka trotted along at the rear of the line. She realized the were heading close to the Gate, but not for it.
Bekka tried to picture the mental map that she and SG-1 had developed. They were heading straight for The Barrier. What was Makepeace thinking? Would he be so stupid to lead his team into The Barrier? Bekka ran to the front to the line. By the time she got there, they were almost to The Barrier.
"Colonel," she called. "Stop. You're going into The Barrier." The Colonel didn't slow down.
"I know that, Ms O'Neil. We found no evidence of any warnings about a 'Barrier'. I see no danger. My team needs to study that area." Bekka jumped in front of Makepeace, walking backward to face him.
"Colonel, the warnings were on other ruins. Please, you mustn't take your team into The Barrier. I have every reason to believe it's deadly." Bekka glanced over her shoulder. They were almost to The Barrier. She didn't have much time. Colonel Makepeace pushed past her.
"I told you to stay out of the way." Colonel Makepeace reached The Barrier and was about to step trough it. Bekka dived at him and pushed him out of the way. She lost her balance and fell through The Barrier. The trees suddenly came alive. Bekka saw a flurry of branches and leaves. She felt them cutting into her arms, face and torso. The cuts burned.
Bekka felt herself being pulled back toward SG-2 and SG-3. She screamed. The fire that had started only in the cuts themselves had spread to her whole body. She felt like she was burning up from the inside. She felt hands lifting her. She was supported by two member of SG-3 as they all ran back toward the Gate. Bekka could hear the Gate dialing up.
The pain was intense. She had to bite her lip to keep from screaming. She couldn't hold it all in and it came out as whimpers of pain. The blue of the wormhole was anything but cool. It seemed to intensify the burning. On the other side of the Gate, Bekka cold hold back no longer.
She cried out and would have collapsed on the ramp if not for the support of the two team members. She was dimly aware of a medical team arriving and controlled her cries to whimpers again. The pain was too much and she lost contact with the world.
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