Drabble fic - Making A Murderer (14.02)
Title: Making A Murderer
Summary: 14.02 Drabble. Nick's thoughts on Lucifer and that bloody hammer.
Rating: PG13
Genre/Spoilers: Gen. Season 14 spoilers.
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.
Making A Murderer
Sam thinks he understands. Maybe he has an inkling of what it's like, but for Nick it's been years, a century, a millennia, possessed by the devil himself. What does that do to a person?
His thoughts entwined with Lucifer's until Nick didn't know which ones were his; in the end, it was all the same. Were his hands responsible for all the deaths with a simple, yet thrilling, click of his fingers? It sure felt that way.
So when Nick sets down that bloody hammer, he knows that was all him. After all, Lucifer taught him everything he knows.
A/N: This episode wasn't without its flaws, but I don't really want to focus on that. For the drabble this week, I focused on Nick, because I find the idea of Lucifer 'making' him a murderer fascinating, and I hope that's the route Show is going with this (or will Nick be the next vessel for Michael?) As always I'd love to hear your thoughts too; on the episode, on the drabble, on everything (just no spoilers please). Take care :)
Summary: 14.02 Drabble. Nick's thoughts on Lucifer and that bloody hammer.
Rating: PG13
Genre/Spoilers: Gen. Season 14 spoilers.
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.
Making A Murderer
Sam thinks he understands. Maybe he has an inkling of what it's like, but for Nick it's been years, a century, a millennia, possessed by the devil himself. What does that do to a person?
His thoughts entwined with Lucifer's until Nick didn't know which ones were his; in the end, it was all the same. Were his hands responsible for all the deaths with a simple, yet thrilling, click of his fingers? It sure felt that way.
So when Nick sets down that bloody hammer, he knows that was all him. After all, Lucifer taught him everything he knows.
A/N: This episode wasn't without its flaws, but I don't really want to focus on that. For the drabble this week, I focused on Nick, because I find the idea of Lucifer 'making' him a murderer fascinating, and I hope that's the route Show is going with this (or will Nick be the next vessel for Michael?) As always I'd love to hear your thoughts too; on the episode, on the drabble, on everything (just no spoilers please). Take care :)