Title: Also Full of Overcoming
Summary: Written for the
sassy_otp Sastiel fanworks exchange. From a prompt by
weirdwednesday. Cas takes care of Sam as he’s detoxing for the second time, after 5.14.
Characters: Sam & Cas, totally gen. (I’m so sorry, prompter! I hope you’re not too disappointed).
Rating: PG
Wordcount: 2,906
Disclaimer: Jim Beaver replied to one of my
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Poor Sam. Left alone to deal with this shit because everyone sort of assumed he deserved it. :(
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And of course, his lovely declaration of "Sam is my friend" in 5.13. Oh, Cas. *smishes him*
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So simple and still - one of my favorite lines of all times.
Although there were also enough other times where I really wanted to slap Cas for the mean unfair way he talked to Sam.
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Cas came around, mostly, but he has a way of stating the unadorned truth in the worst way possible. He's still an angel, in spite of everything, and if SPN has taught us anything, it's that angels aren't great at grasping nuance.
Oh, Cas. *pets him*
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I'm reading this and everything else Friday! I must, you know how I am about Sam and Cas being nice to each other.
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Can't wait to see your reaction!
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Especially lovely that he'd overcome his own fears for his brother - and that Cas knew he would.
I never was happy with the way the next episode just cut to the next case and pretended this never happened. I felt we were cheated out of some much needed comfort for Sam - if anyone happened to be willing to give it to him.
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I was always sad that Sam was left to handle everything on his own. Sure, it did mean that he was able to prove that he was capable of overcoming everything by himself without outside help, but it still broke my heart a bit.
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The psychological blindness is such an interesting turn, seems exactly like something Sam's brain could do to block out the hallocination-Dean. Also, I love how Cas learns about guilt and how he's concerned about both Sam and Dean, but doesn't really understand why they behave the way they do in this situation.
The concerned friend thing worked very well, don't worry about the lack of Sam/Cas, this is awesome the way it is; I love it. <3
So, yeah, I love this story very much! Thank you! <3 <3 <3
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I always enjoy writing Cas POV, trying to figure out what things he "gets" and which ones he doesn't.
Thanks again!
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