How I Will Change the World, PG-13, No Pairings.

Aug 04, 2008 09:08

Thank you to weesta for giving me the prompt for this! (And look! I wrote a wee something!)

Title: How I Will Change the World
Rating: PG-13
Pairings: None. Background Dean/OFC
Warnings: Cursing.
Word count: 1700.
Summary: Dean is forced to write the college application essay ‘How I Will Change the World’.
I do not own these characters.
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sloane_m August 4 2008, 08:39:59 UTC
Oh I really liked this. How it's all kind of smart-alecky and just so Dean on the surface and then the further on you get it gives a little insight into just how he thinks of himself and where he fits in his family.

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pheebs1 August 5 2008, 19:28:07 UTC
I am so happy you liked it and that the progression worked for you - thank you so much.

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layne67 August 4 2008, 09:27:29 UTC
rofl

Oh I like this A LOT!!!! And this line is a total winner.

Dear Miss Kerning: Just sign me up for detention for the rest of semester.

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pheebs1 August 5 2008, 19:28:31 UTC
Thank you so much! I am glad you liked that line and thank you for picking it out ;)

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iamthedirtgirl August 4 2008, 09:33:06 UTC
Oh that was so Dean and funny and poignant. I loved it. I love the ultimate irony of the promt, because we already know, Dean's been changing the world since way before that essay popped up and he can't. Just like you had him write, he can't say, I already change the world. And the teacher is blind to how he truly is changing the world by how he relates to his family. Just because he's talking about them, he's showing how he is a part of that familial unit. To dismiss it so outright, is like dismissing the mother in a family unit. To say the stay at home spouse or main caregiver to the family/home side of the family is not working or not changing the very world by helping to define the people under their care and that defines them as well and it's this simbiotic relationship in which everyone influences who they are within that unit and who they will become. (did I get too involved in that ( ... )

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malevolent73 August 5 2008, 18:56:56 UTC
I just wanted to say I love your comment as I am a stay at home mom, it actually made me tear up a bit. *is overly emotional* But yeah, I always love a deeper look into Dean's psyche and your comment helped me enjoy the fic even more than I already did. :)

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iamthedirtgirl August 6 2008, 06:20:17 UTC
*hugs* Stay at home mom's so get the short end of the stick. I've seen it happen to friends of mine and it makes me so angry. Your job never gets a day off or an end of the work day and so often moms get cut off from adult interaction and they start to doubt their identity outside of their children and their job as maintainer of the corporation of the home. Best and most noble job in the world. I applaud you!!! And thank you, it made me smile that something I said affected you in a positive way. GO MOM!

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pheebs1 August 5 2008, 19:29:26 UTC
Thank you for reading and thank you for such a detailed and thoughtful comment. I am glad the role of Dean - as caregiver - as important came over too. And hee, Dean doing his lines of 'I will not', I am glad that worked as funny!

I wouldn't like to be Dean's teacher! Thank you so for reading it hon!

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miconic August 4 2008, 10:05:57 UTC
Oh Dean. It's clear that in Dean's mind--no matter how wrong or right--he does not find himself separate from his family; his family defines him. Thanks for sharing the fic. The sporadic Sam appearances are just jems :)

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pheebs1 August 5 2008, 19:29:51 UTC
Thank you so much! I am happy you liked it, hee, Sam can't resist butting in!

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bitterbird August 4 2008, 10:22:35 UTC
oh I love this so much, so perfect and so Dean. and so awesome
great work darling I lov the style of this

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pheebs1 August 5 2008, 19:30:09 UTC
Thank you so much hon, I am so happy you liked it!

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