A short character piece about Galen Tyrol. Includes a brief excerpt of dialogue from Kobol's Last Gleaming Pt 1, and therefore must be considered a spoiler up to that point.

Get a first hand glimpse into Starbucks mind during Hand of God.

Set at the end of Kobol's Last Gleaming Part 1, Starbuck muses about redemption and pain.

Sequel to Extremities. Roslin and Adama have an unusual heart to heart.

In the end, he has to let her go.

A bit of post Hand of God fun. Tiny Kara&Lee undertones because I just couldn't resist but mostly just some hijinks with alcohol.

And if I could hold on through the tears and the laughter, would it be beautiful? Or just a beautiful disaster? KaraLee

A quick look inside Adama's head at the end of the season finale. Spoilers for all of season one. Complete.

Companion piece to Nature of the Machine. This time, it's from Sharon's POV.

Maybe we're all Cylons."

..."I'm all that's left. Me and the ship and a hold full of meds. And Pop's cigars." Written for the Common People Challenge.

When Kara witnesses the death of a young boy at the hands of an easily curable illness, she finds herself disturbed by the silence of the voices in her head and the colour of his familiar eyes. Kara&Lee relationship.

Pre MiniSeries. Cally and the Deck Crew go on a Pubcrawl on Picon without the Chief.

Kara and Zak share a few moments in the middle of the night.

Cally gets an inside look into Lee and Kara's friendship when the two pilots unexpectedly show up at Life Station. Takes place a couple of days after "Bastille Day." One-shot, hc.

“I’m a screwup, Lee, try and keep that in mind.”

It's a horrible thing, not knowing if you're good or evil.

Third (and final) story in my set (Destiny & Chance came first). Follows the new Adama family and explains what happened to William Adama by the epilogue of the last story. COMPLETE

Just a little character study of Kara Thrace in relation to the Adama boys. Rated T for no other reason than a belief that it would be of no interest to anyone younger than that. (The new ratings are weird.)

It didn’t seem right that she should have survived a holocaust only to fall victim to her own body..." -- In the wake of Bastille Day, Lee ponders Roslin's confession.

Zak's funeral is over and Lee and Kara say goodbye again.

Not that Kara couldn’t understand why she’d want to stare at Lee when he was wearing nothing but a towel wrapped around his waist... In which everything can be blamed on Kat, really.

After more than 200 jumps without sleep, Kara's brain is doing strange things to her...

The only conclusion he could come to was that his reasonable, ordered, comprehensible world no longer existed." -- Baltar tries to make sense of life after the Cylon attack.

They had no relationship before the death of the man they both loved. They had barely even spoken more than five times while at the Academy together. She didn’t even know he blamed his old man until it was too late. He didn’t even know she loved his br