Drabble Fic - The Slow Lose (12.07)
Title: The Slow Lose
Summary: 12.07 Drabble. Sam's thoughts on the closing scene.
Rating: PG13
Genre/Spoilers: Gen. Spoilers for Season 12.
Warnings: Unbeta'd
Word Count: 100
Disclaimer: I don't own Supernatural that privilege belongs to CW, Kripke and Co, I'm simply borrowing them for a while. I'm not making a profit, this is just for fun and all the standard disclaimers apply.
The Slow Lose
He knows Lucifer better than anyone realises.
But possessing and killing a famous rock musician? This is unpredictable behaviour, and Sam has no idea what Lucifer's next move will be, or what his motivations are.
Lucifer's drifting aimlessly; without a plan, or an endgame, and somehow that's worse than ever before. He's a ticking bomb waiting to explode, and they have nothing to go on; no leads, no trails. Nada.
Except that you don't leave adversaries alive to watch your show unless it's your greatest production to date.
Sam's guts are frozen solid; all he sees ahead is more failure.
A/N: There was a lot to enjoy in this episode (I mean those leather jackets - need I go on?) but I really enjoyed Lucifer's final speech, and the ominous feel it brought; somehow seeing Lucifer with no endgame and no plan is so much more terrifying. I'm really enjoying Lucifer this season, he's feeling much more menacing, and I can't help but wonder what's to come.
Summary: 12.07 Drabble. Sam's thoughts on the closing scene.
Rating: PG13
Genre/Spoilers: Gen. Spoilers for Season 12.
Warnings: Unbeta'd
Word Count: 100
Disclaimer: I don't own Supernatural that privilege belongs to CW, Kripke and Co, I'm simply borrowing them for a while. I'm not making a profit, this is just for fun and all the standard disclaimers apply.
The Slow Lose
He knows Lucifer better than anyone realises.
But possessing and killing a famous rock musician? This is unpredictable behaviour, and Sam has no idea what Lucifer's next move will be, or what his motivations are.
Lucifer's drifting aimlessly; without a plan, or an endgame, and somehow that's worse than ever before. He's a ticking bomb waiting to explode, and they have nothing to go on; no leads, no trails. Nada.
Except that you don't leave adversaries alive to watch your show unless it's your greatest production to date.
Sam's guts are frozen solid; all he sees ahead is more failure.
A/N: There was a lot to enjoy in this episode (I mean those leather jackets - need I go on?) but I really enjoyed Lucifer's final speech, and the ominous feel it brought; somehow seeing Lucifer with no endgame and no plan is so much more terrifying. I'm really enjoying Lucifer this season, he's feeling much more menacing, and I can't help but wonder what's to come.