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Nightmares: Jayne

Thursday, July 6, 2006

Third in the series...
This story contains subject matter that, while more implied than graphic, some folks might find offensive/disturbing.

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The usual disclaimer: They're not mine (though I wish Jayne was), and I'm making no $$$ off of this.

This story contains subject matter that, while more implied than graphic, some folks might find offensive/disturbing.

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It had all started innocently enough. Kaylee had needed to do some repairs on the engine that required some muscle and Jayne had been happy enough to help. Two weeks in the black had left him irritated and bored so any diversion from the norm was a welcome relief.

As Kaylee prattled on he let his mind drift, but her sudden silence brought him back. He looked over at her, and found her eyes on him. "What?"

Kaylee's expression was grumpy, "You weren't listenin', were you?"

"Sorry."

"S'alright. I was just curious is all."

"Curious about what?"

Kaylee hesitated then let out a sigh, "I was just wonderin' if you remembered the first time you killed a man."

Jayne's expression was grim. "You still upset about what happened at Niska's ain'tcha?"

She nodded, "I just don't know why I froze up so, but for River it just came natural."

"'Cause she's a moonbrain. Don't worry about it. You don't need to be shootin' anyone anyway."

"So what was it like, the first time you did it?"

"Got other first times I'd rather talk about," he leered.

Kaylee rolled her eyes, "Don't want to know 'bout those. Who was it?"

"Gorram it girl, you ain't gonna let this go are you?"

"Nope."

Jayne looked away, "T'was the Bogeyman," he whispered.

Kaylee wasn't sure if she was more surprised by his answer, or how it was delivered. But something about both kept her from pressing further...

Jayne recalled this conversation as he lay in his bunk that night fighting off sleep, because he knew that when it came the memories sunk deep in his brain like a festering wound would surface. He battled mightily but eventually succumbed, his eyes closin

Comments
Friday, 07 July 2006 00:53
Where do we stand in line to kill Bill?

Friday, 07 July 2006 11:35
Wow, an explanation for Jayne. I love it.
Saturday, 08 July 2006 07:06
Oh qwerty...this is one of the best explanations for Jayne's behaviour I have ever seen! You sure you don't have Joss tied up in your basement or something?

;)

You are seriously putting out Grade A fic here, and I really wanna see what you come up with for the rest of the crew;)

BEB
MERCENARYSONG
Thursday, 13 July 2006 13:17
truly really awesome.
Saturday, 15 July 2006 23:46
whoa. That was. whoa. I like alot. I loved it. Makes me love jayne more and more.
Wednesday, 26 July 2006 11:24
Excellent, and it felt fitting that Anna had left her brother the clue that would solve the mystery of her death. I'm glad Jayne ended that *tamade hundan*. I always think Jayne is smarter than he acts on purpose, little bits of sharp intellect piece through the mask from time to time. I also think Mal is much the same perhaps for the same reason, both wanting folk to underestimate them because in an unforgiving 'verse it will give them an edge. Very fine writing, Ali D :~)
You can't take the sky from me
Thursday, 03 August 2006 14:49
Wow... I really liked this. Normally, fanfiction writers are off, but this - I can hear Jayne saying that in my head. It's lovely.
Thursday, 10 August 2006 01:27
*gasping!* that's fantastic! have you seen "Once Were Warriors"?...New Zealand film...you'll understand why i bring it up after you see it...

*still gasping!*

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