FIC: Bonnie and Clyde
Title: Bonnie and Clyde
Fandom: Supernatural
Rating: PG-13
Character: Victor Henriksen
Disclaimer: I don't own Supernatural or it's characters. I just play with them.
Spoilers: Jus In Bello 3x12
Summary: Episode tag for 3x12. Victor had thought Sam and Dean were Bonnie and Clyde. He's starting to figure out he was wrong.
Considering everything else he’d been wrong about, Victor doesn’t know why this one bothers him so much. Back when he had known that demons weren’t real and the Winchesters were just a pack of violent psychotics, Victor had thought he had a pretty good bead on their family dynamic. The older brother was the dangerous one, the instigator, while the younger was just along for the ride; Bonnie to his Clyde. Dean, he’d known, had actually bought into his father’s psychosis, but Sam had managed to break away and live normal for a while until grief over his girl had driven him back into the fold. Not that Victor had thought Sam was some shrinking violet. The kid had taken out two highly trained SWAT guys and Victor wasn’t stupid. Sam in a corner was just as dangerous as his brother. He just wasn’t anywhere near as invested in the craziness and the violence. Not like Dean and John were.
But it turns out demons are real, here and attacking, and Victor knows nothing about the Winchesters. The one he had pegged as the sadistic lady-killer is violently protesting virgin sacrifice, but, honestly, that doesn’t surprise him too much. After everything that’s happened tonight, Victor can almost believe every witness who ever gushed about Dean being a straight-up hero. No, it’s college-boy Sam actually considering what the demon girl is suggesting that throws him for a loop. In Milwaukee and Arkansas, he had played the freaked out and put upon little brother dragged in over his head. Here they are, miles deep under some serious shit and that boy is gone. Dean’s always been the boorish, smart-mouthed hero Victor’s spent a year denying, but Sam? Had he always been this cold, this calculating?
Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow had been ambushed when they stopped to help an acquaintance change a flat tire. Victor can see Dean the friendly neighborhood demon hunter falling for that in a heartbeat, but he wonders about Sam. He knows now the Winchester boys are on the side of the angels, but the hardness in Sam’s eyes as he looks at Nancy makes Victor think anyone in Sam’s way might just get run down.
Fandom: Supernatural
Rating: PG-13
Character: Victor Henriksen
Disclaimer: I don't own Supernatural or it's characters. I just play with them.
Spoilers: Jus In Bello 3x12
Summary: Episode tag for 3x12. Victor had thought Sam and Dean were Bonnie and Clyde. He's starting to figure out he was wrong.
Considering everything else he’d been wrong about, Victor doesn’t know why this one bothers him so much. Back when he had known that demons weren’t real and the Winchesters were just a pack of violent psychotics, Victor had thought he had a pretty good bead on their family dynamic. The older brother was the dangerous one, the instigator, while the younger was just along for the ride; Bonnie to his Clyde. Dean, he’d known, had actually bought into his father’s psychosis, but Sam had managed to break away and live normal for a while until grief over his girl had driven him back into the fold. Not that Victor had thought Sam was some shrinking violet. The kid had taken out two highly trained SWAT guys and Victor wasn’t stupid. Sam in a corner was just as dangerous as his brother. He just wasn’t anywhere near as invested in the craziness and the violence. Not like Dean and John were.
But it turns out demons are real, here and attacking, and Victor knows nothing about the Winchesters. The one he had pegged as the sadistic lady-killer is violently protesting virgin sacrifice, but, honestly, that doesn’t surprise him too much. After everything that’s happened tonight, Victor can almost believe every witness who ever gushed about Dean being a straight-up hero. No, it’s college-boy Sam actually considering what the demon girl is suggesting that throws him for a loop. In Milwaukee and Arkansas, he had played the freaked out and put upon little brother dragged in over his head. Here they are, miles deep under some serious shit and that boy is gone. Dean’s always been the boorish, smart-mouthed hero Victor’s spent a year denying, but Sam? Had he always been this cold, this calculating?
Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow had been ambushed when they stopped to help an acquaintance change a flat tire. Victor can see Dean the friendly neighborhood demon hunter falling for that in a heartbeat, but he wonders about Sam. He knows now the Winchester boys are on the side of the angels, but the hardness in Sam’s eyes as he looks at Nancy makes Victor think anyone in Sam’s way might just get run down.