When he saw it the first time, John naturally assumed he was going insane.
It was possible he was falling back to that old sensibility; the one that was just so sure things like demons, angels, and all manner of supernatural beings just didn't exist. But it was also doubtful. After all, a diner full of practically naked patrons wasn't exactly
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With his brain still stuck stuttering and flailing, desperately trying to come up with something to diffuse the situation and failing miserably, John was more than happy to let the woman do all the talking. His previously hanging jaw snapped shut, and he forced a shaky smile to the hulk of a man who clearly wanted nothing more than to snap him in two.
At least, until he heard about John's 'condition'. After a long look that considered them both, the man snorted. "Fuckin' retard." He growled, and went on his way.
If it'd been a normal day, whatever that meant, John might've taken offense. Today, he wasn't sure he could argue. "... Thank you." He said to the woman once his new friend was out of earshot, and turned to face her. When he found out she was just like the others, he forced himself to keep his eyes on her face.
That didn't save him. "Is it hot in here, or is it just you?" So much for explaining himself.
John's eyes bulged in his skull, and he tried to ignore that underlying sense of panic that was starting to kick up. "I'm so sorry." He blurted out, and thanked God that his wife wasn't nearby to remove his head from his shoulders.
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She guided them out the door and started heading them back down the street, before extending a hand to him. "Sophie Devereaux."
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Once they were out on the street, he took a breath, eyes dropping down to her hand. "John Winchester." He forced a smile as his eyes made their way back up to hers, shaking her hand. "Really, I'm so sorry."
At least she wasn't getting as angry as his friend back there had been. "God, I hate this place." There was just no other explanation for it. "Thanks for the help back there."
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"Luckily I wound up here with my wife, and..." Well. "The rest of my family. But this place is insane." Whether or not he wanted to get to a point of where he'd be used to that was still up for debate. "How long've you been here?"
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