This line: 'he’s duct tape and safety pins, and sometimes one slips loose, and he has to patch it up before everything falls apart'. Peeeerfect! Because Sam's SO good at making it seem like he's got a handle on things when he really doesn't. I hope they explore this in some way on the show, at least let Jack learn what his biological father did to Sam, or show Sam struggling. Great job, I loved it :)
The boys have so much PTSD and it bothers me that the show just glosses over it. Show me Sam freaking out over Jack reminding him of Lucifer. Show me the fresh from Purgatory Dean pulling a weapon on some civilian who made a sudden noise. Show me how it affects the boys when they have to work with a victim who has been through some of the same traumas they have.
Perfect story is perfect with the tie ins to the show ("I'm bored!" Safety pins and duct tape.) and the no more tomato soup was a nice touch.
Oooh, this was gorgeous! You captured each of them so perfectly, and I love the way it twists from Jack and reality to Lucifer and the cage and back again, all of these things that are so emotionally intertwined. Excellent job!
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I hope they explore this in some way on the show, at least let Jack learn what his biological father did to Sam, or show Sam struggling.
Great job, I loved it :)
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The boys have so much PTSD and it bothers me that the show just glosses over it. Show me Sam freaking out over Jack reminding him of Lucifer. Show me the fresh from Purgatory Dean pulling a weapon on some civilian who made a sudden noise. Show me how it affects the boys when they have to work with a victim who has been through some of the same traumas they have.
Perfect story is perfect with the tie ins to the show ("I'm bored!" Safety pins and duct tape.) and the no more tomato soup was a nice touch.
Thank you for writing this.
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