Daniel meta + team trust exercises

[dictionary00.livejournal.com]

I'm looking for two things:

1) I remember a series of meta pieces on fanon about Daniel and how accurate they were (and weren't)? Some of the topics included Daniel's addiction to coffee, how frequently he died, his tendency to be bullied by SGC marines, him getting hurt the most out of SG-1, his stubborn pacifism, etc.

2) Are there any stories where SG-1 is subjected to a trust exercise to prove their worth before the native population? I don't mean for a sadistic purpose, a straight trade-yourself-for-the-others scenario or a fuck-or-die trope, just... someone has to do something seemingly fatal or very OOC, based solely on the orders of another team member and without understanding why.

(As an example, there was an Atlantis story that involved Sheppard's team swallowing various drugs on Sheppard's say-so without knowing what the drugs did, but it wasn't really the main plotline.)

Comments

[lilyleia78]

#1 sounds like sg_fignewton's canon vs. fanon series found here

[randomfreshink.livejournal.com]

For the trust exercise, you might try Traveling One's Terms of Endorcement (http://www.travellingone.com/terms.htm). Daniel's under orders not to screw up a meet and greet, only these folks idea of proving trust is not so nice.

[aurora-novarum.livejournal.com]

2. This isn't exactly what you were describing, but I'd recommend The Gray (http://kalquessa.livejournal.com/476124.html) by kalquessa for a "trust exercise". Team, Gen.