Three Kisses Jo Never Saw Coming (World Enough and Time Remix) [Supernatural; Sam/Jo, Dean/Sam]

Jul 12, 2009 17:02

Title: Three Kisses Jo Never Saw Coming (World Enough and Time Remix)
Author: soundingseaSummary: Even the past she could once conjure up, the one where she has a mom who smiles and a dad who comes home in a whirlwind of leather and gun oil, recedes into hazy memory ( Read more... )

rating: r, character: crossroads demon, character: dean winchester, pairing: sam winchester/dean winchester, pairing: sam winchester/jo harvelle, fandom: supernatural, original author: rivkat, remix author: soundingsea, character: jo harvelle, character: sam winchester

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rivkat July 20 2009, 13:41:15 UTC
Oh, yay! I love Jo and all the different ways it goes for her. I'm really struck by the idea of her making a deal for Ellen, which Ellen would of course never want her to do. It shows the perversity of the hunting life, with the natural order reversed and ignored; children dying before parents, life bought with Hell. And I always love accidental discovery, as in the last part.

Thank you so much!

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soundingsea July 27 2009, 03:28:16 UTC
Glad you enjoyed! Your story is nifty, and I enjoyed turning it ever-so-slightly sideways.

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livrelibre July 25 2009, 03:00:50 UTC
This was nicely done!

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soundingsea July 27 2009, 03:28:26 UTC
Thanks! :)

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extraonions July 25 2009, 21:03:53 UTC
Wonderful Jo voice.

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soundingsea July 27 2009, 03:28:57 UTC
Thanks! First time writing her, so I'm glad it worked.

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zooey_glass04 July 25 2009, 23:36:30 UTC
Oh, I love this! There's a really strong sense of grief running through it, and also a really clear sense of Jo as a character. I liked Jo's awareness of the fact that the demon is in a human's body, and my heart broke at her making the deal for Ellen. Her imagining the gravestone as her father's was also a great touch.

All round brilliant fic - thanks for a great read!

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soundingsea July 27 2009, 03:32:12 UTC
I'm glad the mournful tone worked for you. Thanks for reading and commenting.

Jo is a character we didn't see enough of, in my mind, so I enjoyed writing her for this.

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