[ In his dream, they do nothing. It isn't the same as reality, but Dean's subconscious has never been particularly forgiving of himself, not in the slightest, and Dean's subconscious believes he might have deserved this a little, the pain and the loneliness and the dying and going to Hell
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Dammit, they were young. Too young for all this. He should have done something more, been better, been stronger.
But in the end all he does is hang his head.
[ooc: placeholding, need to eat and do some laundry.]
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He's had this dream hundreds of times, but there has never been a second Bobby. When he speaks, his voice is hoarse, like he hasn't used it in years.
"Hey, Bobby. You look like hell. Who died?"
[ooc: ♥]
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Bobby turns and looks at this Dean, the one still standing. But he smiles to acknowledge the attempt at a joke.
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"This is really awkward. But don't-- look, Bobby, it's fine. It's just a nightmare. Everyone has them. Mine are just really creative nightmares."
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Bobby looks around, "So...this is...is this it?"
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"Is what?"
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"There somewhere we can talk without the...you." He motions toward the corpse.
[ooc: and with that, I'm off to bed. Cheers!]
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Shaking his head, he leads Bobby out a door and down the hallway, into a little girl's room. The one that Lilith had been possessing. Dean feels dirty just being in the place. Like he's the monster hiding in the closet.
"What did you want to talk about? Provided I even remember this when I wake up, Bobby." Although, Dean supposes, if it is a curse, Bobby might remember even if Dean doesn't.
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He recognizes the room, of course he does, he'd had to go inside to help Sam with the...It's wrong bein' here, almost as wrong as wherever they'd been. Was this really all Dean dreamed about anymore, was he that far in the hole? No wonder he couldn't see the sun.
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He should take this more seriously. Instead Dean sits himself down heavily on the bed, unnatural metaphor wounds still slowly weeping blood.
"It happens. Not always this one, but the way I figure, just dreams is nothing to complain about given the alternative."
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He sighed and leaned forward. "I seen a lot of it, Dean, war vets, folks who've survived the sorts of things you an' I deal with every day people who can't get out of their own heads."
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