Comments | halfshellvenus: SPN Gen Drabble: "Dreaming Of Fields" (WeeChesters, G)

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SPN Gen Drabble: "Dreaming Of Fields" (WeeChesters, G)

Nov 23, 2010 18:02

Title: Dreaming of Fields
Author: HalfshellVenus
Characters: Dean, Sam (Gen, Drabble, Weechesters)
Rating: G
Summary: When Dean was six, he and Sammy stayed at Aunt Sally's farm.
Author's Notes: A birthday present for jeza_jezaro, who wanted WeeChesters. I hope this pleases you!

x-x-x-x-x

( A childhood adventure... )

my_fic, sn_gen, birthday, drabbles, wee-winchesters

Comments 19

borgmama1of5 November 24 2010, 02:19:29 UTC

:(

but good.

halfshellvenus November 24 2010, 02:21:14 UTC

I know what you mean.

Darn canon for interfering with channeling HappyWinchesters!

embroiderama November 24 2010, 02:21:55 UTC

Oh, weechesters! The details here are great.

halfshellvenus November 24 2010, 02:25:42 UTC

Thank you!

I think the boys must have had a greater mix of happy/sad than most kids, if for no other reason than that they were always on their way to being someplace else.

tsuki_no_bara November 24 2010, 02:29:33 UTC

oh my god, so cute, and yet still kind of sad. story of their lives, seriously. but the image of wee!dean trying to protect his baby brother from chickens is adorable.

halfshellvenus November 24 2010, 03:45:35 UTC

and yet still kind of sad. story of their lives, seriously.
It really is. *sniffle*

but the image of wee!dean trying to protect his baby brother from chickens is adorable.
And can you blame him? Chickens are evil, especially if you're little. Domestic Terrorists, I say. :0

mdlaw November 24 2010, 02:40:44 UTC

Oh this must have happened so many times. m :)

halfshellvenus November 24 2010, 03:46:27 UTC

So many new and wonderful things that get left behind all too soon. I think every child probably feels that, but for the Winchesters it would be especially often.

desertport November 24 2010, 06:00:57 UTC

Dean kept Sammy safe from them.

*MELTS* He's such a serious little child, but in that last paragraph he gets to be very young for a bit, making it even sadder when he has to go back to reality.

halfshellvenus November 24 2010, 17:41:31 UTC

He's such a serious little child
And it's so sad that he HAS to be. But that's what life after Mary did to him. :(

You can see, once he got over the shock of the size/aggression issue with the livestock, how wonderful a place like that would be for a young child. And really, even the scary cows and chickens are kind of an adventure when you're finding all that out for the first time! Chickens look so harmless in cartoons, but when they come up to your little brother's waist... maybe not so much. :0

:D