This was very enjoyable and satisfying! :)

"Prove what? Gravity?" Hahahaa that was hilarious! And this story was actually so sweet! I love the little things you added, like after the fight the team being afraid to go near him, Nate falling over the chair, but then the end all of them touched him in a little gesture. And I'm glad that Eliot didn't kill anyone (as far as we know haha) I know that would be so much harder for him to accept. This was so well written! Thanks :)

I really enjoyed your story :-)

Awww... Parker's spontaneous trust exercise was so cute.

I'm glad to see I'm not the only one that expected Elliot to attack the ref before it was revealed that he wasn't really drugged.

First Leverage story I've read. Now I have to read more. Not sure whether to thank you or not. No grown up work will ever get done.

I reread this all the time just so you know. It's too good! Did I say I loved it?

Loved this:)

Excellent fic. Poor Eliot - but well done, Parker! Being the crazy one, of course she comes up with the best plan to prove her trust in him :-)

awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww great job !

Youve got a good grasp on these characters! That trust bit at the end was classic Parker. Loved it!

"I will call your mama, move!" Best line of this fic; I'm still chortling. Very nice capture of Hardison.

AMAZING! I always wondered what it would have been like if Eliot had been drugged during that fight, also! This was AWESOME!

I really liked your description of what Eliot felt within himself as the drug took over; his faceless enemies coming at him and his unstoppable defense. And oh, the angst afterwards when he realized what had happened and what had been taken from him. So good! And that the team 'got' it and still supported him.

This is one of my favorite Eliot angst fics; it could have fit seamlessly into the episode.

And I loved Hardison's "Move! I will call your mama!" That is so him and you did it perfectly!

Best wishes,

Vi

Yay team! They would be understandably freaked, but I like how you handled them each dealing with the recovery and rebuilding of that core trust.

Loved it! The end was positively adorable! I love Parker, in a weird sort of sisterly way! Lol. So, does anyone else agree it would have been a whole lot more tragic if Eliot had killed someone? Not that this wasn't good, I loved this so much, besides, it's probably a good thing he didn't kill somebody! Great story for a great episode of a VERY great tv show!