isamazed

Title: Imagine being down means flying high
Author: isamazed
Word count: approx. 6,200
Characters: Becker, Lester, Ditzy, Finn, Lyle, Blade, Bob (OC), Abby, Connor, Danny, Jess, Matt, I’ve probably mentioned a few more
Rating: T
 Disclaimer: Primeval belongs to Impossible Pictures. I only write for fun…
Summary: Sometimes the weight of the world on your shoulders is just too heavy.
Warnings: Describes a depressive episode. Please don’t read if you think this is going to trigger you. It’s got a hopeful ending though.
A/N: This was inspired by one of fredbassett’s Secret Santa prompts. It’s not Christmassy, though. At all. Thank you, fred, for the beta! (Poor fred had to do a lot of work here!)
A/N2: The title was inspired by the German lyrics of Annett Louisan. It says “Wenn du am Boden bist, stell dir vor, dass unten oben ist“
A/N3: Lyle, Blade, Ditzy and Finn belong to fredbassett. I snatched the icon from an entry by the lovely eriah211.

Title: People & Places
Author: isamazed
Word count: 3,580
Characters: Cutter, Connor/Abby, Jenny, Becker/Jess
Rating:  K+ probably?
Spoilers: complete series
Disclaimer: I own nothing…
A/N: Find links to information about the original sites at the end of the fic. Thanks to cordeliadelayne who wrote a fic for Sense of Place month and inspired me to think about what I could write for the theme. I wanted to bring them to Germany, but I also wanted it to make sense for them to be there. I hope I succeeded. You decide! 😊
A/N2: This has not been beta’ed. All mistakes belong to me 😉 I hope there aren’t too many.

The team met at the airport to head off to Germany. Soon after the convergence when the anomalies had become public knowledge, Cutter and Connor had received an invitation to the next Senckenberg Conference in Frankfurt. Since the invitation had arrived, Cutter had been walking around proud like a peacock. The conference was titled “When past meets present – what the anomalies teach us about prehistory”, and he would not only deliver the key note - no, he would also be on the panel discussion with only a few other leading scientists. It was a late compensation for the fact that they hadn’t hired him for the summer digging in the Messel Pit when he had applied as a young and idealistic evolutionary zoologist.