Fanfiction

[Ameraka]

An idea for a fan fiction popped into my head, but i am not sure if it would work. That Jerry had a Vietnamese wife he never told anyone about, and he has a daughter in Vietnam.

I guess I just thought it would be cool that Jerry was able to become a father before he died, and that Whit would have a granddaughter and maybe great grand kid he knew nothing about.

[Liz'alike]

That sounds really cool, Ameraka! You should definitely write about it (I would read it )

[Ameraka]

That would probably be a ways in the future, though. For now I have to focus on the ones I am working on.

[Ashley]

Omgosh great idea!!! Is it ok if I use that??

[Ameraka]

Yes, go ahead! I want to read it a lot sooner than I could write it anyway.

[Pound Foolish]

A great-grand-kid? What? Whit isn't that old... or at least, so the show would have us believe. Otherewise, he sure wouldn't be anywhere near as active as he is.
Anyhoo, that does sound neat... A Vietnamese wife would be cool. Vietnamese are cute!
Ashley, it would certainly be fascinating if you wrote that. You and America both are quite the authors.

[Ameraka]

A great-grand-kid? What? Whit isn't that old... or at least, so the show would have us believe. Otherewise, he sure wouldn't be anywhere near as active as he is.

Well, how old is Whit supposed to be? He can't keep growing older. or can he... Anyway, he does already have grown grandkids- Jenny and Monty--who could get married soon, and presumably have kids. Jerry was older than Jana.

Anyway, if Whit was in his 80s, he still could be pretty active, like my grandpa was (till he died last year of acute leukemia... ), who was also in World War II. His great granddaughter was 1. But I don't see Whit 'growing' much older-- unless he's a very unusual person, active into his 100s!

-- Fri Jun 07, 2013 5:32 pm --

Picture of Jason and Connie from Aftermath (one of my stories on ff.net)

Disclaimer:
1. They are just sketches.
2. Like Connie, I can't draw that well unless I have a picture to look at.
3. They are not necessarily based on the official pictures of themselves; it's how I see them (or how my imagination translates to pencil, which could be better)
4. I don't usually pay too much attention to backgrounds

Jason and Connie in the Harlequin Theater (not that you can tell from the picture. )