I'd heard whispered bits of the story since I was a kid. Just after Halloween, back in '83, the demon Azazel had crept into the nursery of a baby boy, intending to drip blood into the child's mouth and turn him into demon spawn. But Mary Campbell was waiting for him. She had a gun a stranger had brought to her family ten years before: a gun that
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...John Winchester as a man abandoned, confused, the sole witness to his wife's murder by gunshot of a stranger in a long, dark coat...
I don't mean to be obtuse, I'm just trying to figure this out. I'm finding this series quite intriguing. :)
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I can't wait to know what's going to happen next. :-)
And thank you so much for the lovely sunflower; that was such a sweet gift. Sunflowers are my favourites. ♥
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You're very welcome for the flower! Just a small thank you for your cheerleading. :)
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Wow, this is so ominous. Love the idea that the Winchesters were living in the same house where Azazel had killed Samuel and Deanna when he came for Sam. And Deanna having some kind of ethereal connection to Sam. Kinda creepy that Sam's nursery might also have been Mary's. *shudders*
And I'm intrigued by the stranger in the long dark coat...
Really can't wait to see where you take this next chapter!
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As someone who's living in a house that was home to three previous generations of my family, I liked the idea that Mary would keep her parents' house. She and John needed a place to live, I assume it was well-equipped with weapons and wards and sigils and such. Yes, it would be tough for her to deal with her parents dying there, but it may have made her doubly determined to avenge their deaths.
Tomorrow we definitely bring the Winchesters into the mix!
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Thank you for sharing.
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