Round one - Cycle two claims
Considering this cycle only had two fics turned in, I will hold both the primary and secondary claims on this post.
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Title: Home
Pairing(s): Dean/Castiel
Rating: Teen
Word Count: 10,026
Warnings: mentions of abuse, and mentions of WWII.
Summary: Dean is just looking for a place to call home, a place with his little brother that is safe and far away from their abusive patriotic father. Half way across the world Castiel welcomes misfits into his home and helps them find their own. How can these two men meet when they are separated by two oceans, two seas and a desert? Set in the 1950s.
Title: Clandestin
Pairing(s): Sam/Gabriel
Rating: Teen
Word Count: 10,830
Warnings: abuse, domestic violence, and sword fighting
Summary: Being the son of an absentee father who is also a French Lord, Chuck is surrounded by teachers and mentors who are there to teach him how to be a perfect gentleman, or so his uncle, Raphael, says. The boy looks up to all these men and idolizes them because they’re everything but gentlemen, wishing one day he could be like them. What Chuck doesn't know is that all the men he looks up to aren't exactly the most law abiding people in France. Set it pre-revolutionary France.
Username:
1st Choice #:
2nd Choice #:
Title: Home
Pairing(s): Dean/Castiel
Rating: Teen
Word Count: 10,026
Warnings: mentions of abuse, and mentions of WWII.
Summary: Dean is just looking for a place to call home, a place with his little brother that is safe and far away from their abusive patriotic father. Half way across the world Castiel welcomes misfits into his home and helps them find their own. How can these two men meet when they are separated by two oceans, two seas and a desert? Set in the 1950s.
Title: Clandestin
Pairing(s): Sam/Gabriel
Rating: Teen
Word Count: 10,830
Warnings: abuse, domestic violence, and sword fighting
Summary: Being the son of an absentee father who is also a French Lord, Chuck is surrounded by teachers and mentors who are there to teach him how to be a perfect gentleman, or so his uncle, Raphael, says. The boy looks up to all these men and idolizes them because they’re everything but gentlemen, wishing one day he could be like them. What Chuck doesn't know is that all the men he looks up to aren't exactly the most law abiding people in France. Set it pre-revolutionary France.