Title: Sights Of Wickedness And Wonder
Author: HalfshellVenus
Characters: Missouri (Gen, Drabble)
Rating: PG
Summary: Knowledge without context or power can be much more brutal than ignorance.
Author's Notes (Season 5): For
samidha, who wanted more Missouri awhile ago.
Also for Day 9 of the
Bleeding Cuticles Roadkill Challenge, and
supernatural100 ("Revelation
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Not a useful comment, lol. Very true that visions and prophecy aren't necessary helpful, because, like Agnes Nutter, you can only see bits and pieces and you don't know where they fit. It would be so frustrating, I'd think, knowing there's something bad happening but you don't know how to stop it because you don't know ~enough.
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I've had some issues with her on that front-- she was mean to him at a time when he was really scared and hurting, and she had to know it. Plus, his father was being an ass, and she knew that too.
Nevertheless, I kind of got a kick out of her aside from that. ;)
It would be so frustrating, I'd think, knowing there's something bad happening but you don't know how to stop it because you don't know ~enough.
Or worse yet, if you can NEVER stop it. You might be fated to simply see the future, cursed with the knowledge of something you can't change. How awful that would be-- and how frustrated and helpless it would make you feel. :(
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Or maybe you'd simply be seeing something that would happen regardless of anything you or anyone else did. Ugh-- who would want to have that visited upon them? That's not a gift, it's a curse!
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The ugliness of the things she must see, and the inability to do anything about them, must weigh on her so heavily.
I wrote another drabble about her ages ago along those same lines, though this one filled a specific request for "What if she HADN'T fallen off the face of the Earth after Season One?" So we see her POV on the events of S5, and how incredibly puzzling and frustrating it must be to be in her shoes.
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She offers such an interesting POV, though, especially contrasted with the Winchesters who spend their time trying to change "what is" with no presumption of fate or "already happened" that Missouri may live with every day.
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