It's been a while since I've done any Fan Fiction, but I've been writing some stuff for Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles lately so I figured I'd share it with you guys. To start off, I'm going to post a monologue that I feel would've been perfect for Sarah at the beginning of the season finale, "Born to Run."

Sarah: I suppose it’s some kind of twisted irony that I should end up like this. Imprisoned. Chained. Once again condemned for my beliefs… yet again being damned for the life I’m forced to lead. Sometimes having the weight of the world on your shoulders takes so much out of you, you forget just how important that cross you’re bearing really is. I’ve figured this out the hard way. It’s about John; it’s always been about John. And I’ve always been about keeping him safe… keeping him away from vulnerability. And when I drift away from this task… when I begin to think about myself and the decisions I’ve made to keep him safe, and I start to second guess those motives: I start to think I’ve failed at my mission. I guess there’s one thing you could say about the machines. Even when they’re causing death and heartache, they’ll never fail their missions… never get sidetracked. I guess Cameron’s right when she says humans can be inefficient. We can be. So because of my being undeniably human, here I stand: locked in, persecuted, helpless, and hopeless. The only thing keeping me from my son now is the same thing that always did: (long pause) Metal.

I'm going to add more as I polish up the scripts I've been working on--- I'll also eventually post a potential third season opener--- so keep your big ole' Terminator red eyes peeled.

Another scene that could've been in "Born to Run"--- it's a shame Savannah wasn't featured at all in what could've been the series last episode. I think Weaver fans will enjoy this scene:

ON SCREEN CYLON APPEARS--- 2 days ago (immediately following the attack on the Weaver house but prior to Weaver’s jump through time--- this scene is to emphasize just how much Weaver valued John Henry over Savannah--- Savannah is now motherless).

Weaver- Come here, Savannah. (motions for her “daughter,” who is attempting to finish the math hw she had to put on hold in “Adam Raised A Cain”) I need to talk to you.

Savannah is disconnected; still in shock of the events that just transpired only hours ago. Weaver’s cold eyes become even chillier as she demands her daughter to acknowledge her.

Weaver- Now, Savannah.

Savannah- (melancholy) I’m too sad to talk.

Weaver- Too bad Dr. Sherman isn’t evaluating your psychological progress anymore. I’d love to know what you’re thinking right now.

Savannah- (almost whimpering) I miss him.

Weaver- Who?

Savannah- Dr. Sherman…

Weaver- Doctor Sherman was a very good psychologist; he knew his patients well. He understood them and was able to communicate with them very effectively. But everyone has to go sometime.

Savannah- Why did he have to go so soon, though, Mommy?

Weaver- It was God’s will.

Savannah- What is God’s will, mommy?

Weaver- It’s what he wants. And it’s what we should all want.

Savannah- We should want Dr. Sherman to be dead?

Weaver- We should trust in God, Savannah. We should accept what has to
be accepted, without putting it off. Without delay. Everything happens for a reason… everything ends for a reason.

Savannah- I’m going to miss Debbie too… she was nice to me. She helped me with my homework and played games with me.

Weaver- I do those things with you too, dear.

Savannah- But she loves me more…

Weaver is shocked by this retort, and even though she’s a T-1001, she has no comeback.


MORE TO COME...