The Winchester Revision: Chapter Seven

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and the holy one slew death

[auroramama]

Dear heaven.

I need to read it all again, slower, because it's written in a key I never learned, and it says things I didn't know. (The answer to solipsism: my mind couldn't have dreamed this up, so it must have been someone else.)

But just for now: amazing work, still full of thoughts I haven't unpacked, but the feeling is awe.

Re: and the holy one slew death

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Thank you my dear! I must admit, it said things I didn't know either, which gave me a hell of a time in the third drafts (b/c then I had to go back and foreshadow completely different epiphanies and endings.)

Thank you for reading. :)

[darkboudicca]

WOW! I have no words just yet, but "How have I never read your work before?" wow.

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Haha! I'm like the Isla de la Muerte, I can only be found by those who already know where I am. ;)

Thank you for reading! I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[lizfu]

This was fabulous and beautiful and everything I ever needed in a college AU but never realized that I wanted. Thank you for writing this wonderful fic. Thank you for taking the time to craft two tales that I found myself deeply engrossed in until 4:30am, when - if I were a much wiser, much more patient person - I should have been asleep. I cared about what happened to Chuck just as much as I cared for Dean, Sam, and Cas.

NO REGRETS.

I'm going to rec the hell out of this fic.

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I am SO GLAD that you were concerned for Chuck! There was a risk that, as a framing narrator, his own story would be lost under the angst of the boys.

As to being a wiser person, they say that a wiseman is just a fool who knows when to make mistakes...well no, they don't say that. I just made it up. (Personally, I think it's more fun to be the fool anyway.)

Thank you so much for reading and taking the time to comment.

[lostakasha]

What a sad, sweet, lovely ride. I love the way you think, the way you've reimagined these boys/men and the beautiful puzzle you've made of their brokenness. So smart and wry and raw -- tihs is a story I won't forget soon, and that I will be re-reading. Multiple times.

Thank you!

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Thank you so much! And thank you for reading and commenting throughout. I am never more flattered than when someone tells me the story is worth a second read. :)

[margi_lynn]

Oh wow. That was so powerful. Chuck gripped my heart and I was reading the story not only for the ride, hoping for a good ending for Dean, Sam and Cas, but because I knew it when his attempt failed it would hurt him.

Just. wow.

Thank you for sharing. I'm going to sleep on it - this feels like it'll stick with me.

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Thank you for reading! And for saying such lovely, kind things. I'm glad you enjoyed it. :)