Two S10 Tags (10x01 "Black" and 10x02 "Reichenbach")
Just sharing two tags, one for 10x01 "Black" and the other for 10x02 "Reichenbach." :)
1. Title: Gone Fishing
Genre: gen, low-key horror, northern Plains gothic
Characters: Anne-Marie; the suggestion of Dean, Fishing Angel, and Castiel
Rating: R
Warnings: [Spoiler (click to open)]statutory rape
Word Count: ~900
Summary: Until today, four trucks and thirteen cock socks is as far as Anne-Marie had ever been from home. Now she's in the woods with a body made of ash.
Notes: Tag to 10x01 "Black." I was interested in imagining what sorts of scars/death echoes an angel's death might leave on a place, and whether you could hear his mourners.
don't step on that fish
2. Title: we call them comic stories
Genre: gen, episode tag, dialogue-only
Characters: Cole, Mrs. Cole, peripheral Cole, Jr., peripheral Sam
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: 1200
Summary: Cole's wife is writing a book. It's a book about killing Dean Winchester.
Notes: For my spnspiration bingo prompt, "dialogue only." Missing scene/director's cut of the phone call that spared Sam much agony, inspired by all this talk of "good men" and "bad men" and demons and such-like. And of course, my rabid love for Action Man. Spoilers 10x02.
"I don't want to remember you saying that. That's why it's in the book. Now it's his, and now it's fiction."
1. Title: Gone Fishing
Genre: gen, low-key horror, northern Plains gothic
Characters: Anne-Marie; the suggestion of Dean, Fishing Angel, and Castiel
Rating: R
Warnings: [Spoiler (click to open)]statutory rape
Word Count: ~900
Summary: Until today, four trucks and thirteen cock socks is as far as Anne-Marie had ever been from home. Now she's in the woods with a body made of ash.
Notes: Tag to 10x01 "Black." I was interested in imagining what sorts of scars/death echoes an angel's death might leave on a place, and whether you could hear his mourners.
don't step on that fish
2. Title: we call them comic stories
Genre: gen, episode tag, dialogue-only
Characters: Cole, Mrs. Cole, peripheral Cole, Jr., peripheral Sam
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: 1200
Summary: Cole's wife is writing a book. It's a book about killing Dean Winchester.
Notes: For my spnspiration bingo prompt, "dialogue only." Missing scene/director's cut of the phone call that spared Sam much agony, inspired by all this talk of "good men" and "bad men" and demons and such-like. And of course, my rabid love for Action Man. Spoilers 10x02.
"I don't want to remember you saying that. That's why it's in the book. Now it's his, and now it's fiction."