You guys won't object to a double header, right?
I've had this one in process for a while, because I couldn't figure out where to slot it into S5. So ... just say it belongs in S5 "somewhere." Sam and Cas, a motel parking lot, and a need to find something that's been lost for a long time.
He'd felt almost relaxed, out here in the cool, rain-washed
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I'm sitting here with curiosity at hand - wondering how big a chunk of my readership is furious right now. At Sam, at Show, at Kripke, at the entire world in general. For all that I've been fond of Sam in the past, and have written a goodly amount of material about him, I want to light some C4 under that whole "Sam is the specialest snowflake who ever, ever flaked" concept and blow it into a whole other dimension. So I'm waiting to see if anybody reads this. If anybody's still got some sympathy for Sam. It'll be interesting.
In the meantime, if you feel lonesome over there, I'll send you some pie. :)
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But I'm delighted that you enjoyed the story! I wanted to set up a sweet scene for Sam to peek in on, so he could witness a time when all was quiet, and his mom's and his brother's love for him was very visible. Just Cas's little gift for his friend. (I love writing Cas. He's so...dry.)
Thanks for commenting. :)
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That, however, doesn't stop me from having to wipe a tear or two from the corner of my eye after reading this.
Though I must admit to being a Dean!girl at my heart of hearts, I really admire the way Sam has been rallying the troops during these last few episodes (haven't seen 5.21 yet, though). Every moment such as the one you just described must be so bittersweet for him. One could argue who had/has it worst: the one who must live with having no memories of what his mother was like or the one who knows but can/could never have that life again. Although there are those who argue it is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all...
Once again, thanks for sharing.
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The plotting and characterization this season has been so herky-jerky that I'm finding it hard to admire anybody, really. Somebody who's acting admirably one week is back to being a toad the next - that's one of the reasons why I've been struggling for months trying to find a spot to slot this story into! And "The Song Remains the Same" didn't help. \O/
At any rate, I'm glad you liked this and that you found it touching on Sam's behalf. Thanks for commenting!
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Glad you enjoyed the story. Thanks for commenting! :)
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You are one of the few reliably good fic writers still consistently writing for the show, and for that I am extremely grateful! It is such a relief after a poor episode to be able to turn to a well written story and remember why I loved the show in the first place.
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That said - I'm so glad that my stories fill a need for you. I still do love what we all first discovered in the show, and I hold out hope we'll see it again.
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I'm just gonna go cry in the corner. Show is just breaking my heart left and right. This show is going to drive me to drink, I swear.
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Cas had that line, "Sam Winchester is my friend," but it seemed to come out of nowhere. Yes, I would have liked to see some illustration of their relationship developing along the way, rather than simply being told it exists.
Anyway - I'm glad you enjoyed the story! Thanks for commenting. :)
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