SPN Fic: No Shame. No Shame at All. (Gen, PG-13, Pre-Series)

Apr 15, 2009 03:38

Okay. Y'all are awesome. Thanks so much for the input on titles. I appreciate everyone who voted, and everyone who PMed me so many enlightening and thought-provoking notes on why they chose as they chose. I'm still not 100% sure this is the title that will stick for the long haul (I love the edit post feature), but for right now, this is the one I' ( Read more... )

spn fic, john, dean, fic: 4 times the winchesters had to move

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pinkphoenix1985 April 15 2009, 09:14:44 UTC
this is brilliant! :D

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dodger_winslow April 17 2009, 04:36:38 UTC
Thank ya muchly!

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pandarus April 15 2009, 09:49:45 UTC
My God, that's MARVELLOUS. And I haven't read the companion-piece yet - it was fabulous getting to see the Winchesters from this POV. Jolly good job, mate! (And 'No Shame. No Shame At All' beats the living shit out of 'Rebel With A Cause' - the former is evocative of character, and yet the meaning does a total 180 by the end of the story. The latter is not much more than a cliche, and packs much less of a punch. imho. ymmv.)

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pandarus April 15 2009, 13:16:42 UTC
Okay, wow, subsequent to reading this lovely piece I have been working my way gradually through your back-catalogue and I can conclusively state that you win at the internets. That is all.

::flails::

Also, you made me cry.

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dodger_winslow April 17 2009, 04:41:22 UTC
:D

Thanks so much. (and sorry about making you cry ... okay, not really. LOL)

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dodger_winslow April 17 2009, 04:40:14 UTC
Thanks so much for the feedback, both on the story and the title. In some ways, I think this might be a stronger read to read this first and FAILURE second just so you don't really know what's going on when you're experiencing the Winchesters from Mrs. Petersen's POV.

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rhianne April 15 2009, 10:14:21 UTC
Oh, Dean... and John...and just...

Guh...

This is brilliantly written, and just so incredibly poignant. I read the other fic first, and probably because of that really disliked Mrs Petersen at first, because of her condescending assumptions about John and Dean, but to be fair, to the outsider they were completely understandable assumptions, and I loved how you gradually turned her viewpoint around through the fic.

Lovely stuff, as always. :-)

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dodger_winslow April 17 2009, 04:42:43 UTC
Thanks! I've always wanted to play with the idea of someone assuming the worst of John and never getting that assumption proved out wrong, yet still getting the feeling that there was so much more to what she saw than what she could see ...

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lembeau April 15 2009, 11:07:28 UTC
Oh.

So very good.

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dodger_winslow April 17 2009, 04:43:30 UTC
Thanks! :D

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sparky_joe April 15 2009, 11:38:59 UTC
I re-read "Failure is not an Option" last night, but this totally works as a stand alone story.

I loved Mrs. Petersen's interactions with both John and Dean, and I felt that her interpretations of what she was seeing were totally accurate.

Thanks for starting Tax day off with a bang!

-j
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dodger_winslow April 17 2009, 04:45:36 UTC
Anything I can do to make Tax day less stressy is well worth doing. Glad you liked it.

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