New SPN story: No Need of Dreams

Dec 04, 2006 07:53

Happy birthday, killabeez! I wrote Stanford scenario #2 for you. *g*

No Need of Dreams
Supernatural; Sam/Dean, adult, 3,824 words
Summary: Nothing fills the empty space Sam left behind.

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nu_breed December 4 2006, 19:24:17 UTC
Oh that's just gorgeous. Achy and full of longing and so *them*.

And this?

He hadn't thought Sam really meant to stay away more than a few months. "He's just proving a point," he'd said, once, just once, because his father hurled a jar of peanut butter across the room and then left the motel for two days.

I can just SEE this so clearly, because this is exactly what it would have been like after he left.

Fantastic, as always.

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destina December 8 2006, 07:38:01 UTC
Thank you very much. :) I so want the stories that deal with Dean and John on the road, while Sam was away. I have a serious craving for them. *g*

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deirdre_c December 4 2006, 19:50:45 UTC
So, so fabulous! *happy sigh*

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destina December 8 2006, 07:38:14 UTC
Thank you! :D

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oxoniensis December 4 2006, 20:43:11 UTC
This is just so gorgeous, and fits so well with the way we see them in the pilot.

Oh, so blissfully achy. ♥

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destina December 8 2006, 07:39:00 UTC
I have this weird obsession with matching up the Stanford stories with pilot canon. *g* Thank you so much. :D

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apieceofcake December 4 2006, 22:11:56 UTC
Beautiful angst, thank you :-)

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destina December 8 2006, 07:39:13 UTC
Thank you muchly. :)

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janissa11 December 4 2006, 22:15:23 UTC
What all of them said. College-Sam...makes me hurt so deep inside that it's really hard to say all that much. It's one thing to know that separation isn't permanent, but THEY don't know that yet, not in any even remotely direct way, and I guess that is what kills me. That they really do love each other so, so very much, and yet this -- this enforced separation on BOTH their parts, both of them intransigent and yet yearning so very deeply to let it all go.

Gahhhh. I...have something in my eye.

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destina December 10 2006, 06:54:18 UTC
Aww. :) Your description of why college-era Sam is so hurty-good resonates with me, especially because at that time, Sam was trying so hard to get *away*, and he just had no idea what the cost of that was going to be.

Thank you. :)

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