That's so awesome that you liked that line. I just wanted to sort of invoke the spirit of canon-Sam in broken-Sam, to show somewhere they were so different.
And the visions, dreams, nightmares line was one of the 'concept' lines that I had in my head almost from the beginning--one that I wrote part of the chapter in order to get to.
I love that Dean's snark is answered with patience. Canon Dean and Sam, even when it's AU - good for you to keep them in voice. "waiting for an invite" - "no dean you idiot, I'm not sure if we're stopped on the edge of a cliff, or how far to open the door so I won't scratch your pleasant paint job."
I'm glad D. becomes a little more considerate of Sam's needs.
Did he not catch on to the brother comment in the last chapter?
Also - I would make a horrible blind person. I'd be agoraphobic shut in extraordinaire. For certain.
I really wanted it tohave that feel, like 3 degrees off true.
Heh. Sam knows the extents of Dean's obliviousness.
dude. I'd never leave my room if I couldn't see. Although I do pretty well when it's almost pitch-black. Better than my husband at least (he walked face-first into the bedpost a few nights ago).
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“I only see in the visions. In the best dreams, and the worst nightmares.”
What an absolutely brilliant and chilling line.
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So glad you're enjoying. (please don't hate me later)
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And the visions, dreams, nightmares line was one of the 'concept' lines that I had in my head almost from the beginning--one that I wrote part of the chapter in order to get to.
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Ch 3 and 4 are up. :) They're the two posts after this one.
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I'm glad D. becomes a little more considerate of Sam's needs.
Did he not catch on to the brother comment in the last chapter?
Also - I would make a horrible blind person. I'd be agoraphobic shut in extraordinaire. For certain.
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I really wanted it tohave that feel, like 3 degrees off true.
Heh. Sam knows the extents of Dean's obliviousness.
dude. I'd never leave my room if I couldn't see. Although I do pretty well when it's almost pitch-black. Better than my husband at least (he walked face-first into the bedpost a few nights ago).
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