211: Playthings

[blacklid]

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[kettle_o_fish]

“Dean, stop it!”

Sam fought a futile fight against Dean’s skinny arm, clamped like a vice across his chest, holding him firmly in the V of his legs at the end of their bed in room 217 of the Flamingo Inn, Key West, Florida.

“Knock it off, Sammy.”

“Don’t call me Sammy.”

“What am I supposed to call you?”

“Samuel.”

“Samuel is a name for old bald guys.”

“Well Sammy’s a baby name.”

“You are a baby, baby

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[kettle_o_fish]

Thanks, darling!

I needed some precious-with-a-dash-of-angst Weechesters like whoa. They are pure love. <3

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[bientot]

Awww...Dean was way too young for that kind of responsibility and he did a damned fine job of it anyhow.

“Samuel is a name for old bald guys.”

LOLOLOL!!!

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[kettle_o_fish]

Hehe. I initially had "Samuel is a name for old guys" and when I proofread, I just couldn't resist a final jab at Grandpa.

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[monicawoe]

So cute!

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[kettle_o_fish]

Thanks!

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[tahirire]

AWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW. ♥_♥

Also, as a kid/girl/teen/woman with naturally unruly curly hair, I feel Sam's pain. Just not everyone knows how to brush out tangles right.

*hugs*

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[kettle_o_fish]

Me toooooo. When I grow it out, my hair is all about the frizz. I was definitely in Sammy's position after bathtime when I was a kid. I was a big fan of hiding out under the kitchen table. I even kept a stash of toys down there.

*hugs*

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[borgmama1of5]

Oh! Breathless at the imagery in this, and Dean's perfect 10-year-old voice!

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[kettle_o_fish]

Thank you! Wee!Dean makes me so happy.

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[datenshiblue]

This is an adorable and also poignant snapshot of wee boys. It's as heartrending as it should be and as aw-inducing as possible. Lovely.

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[kettle_o_fish]

There can never be too many aw-inducing moments. Thank you for reading!