FIC: Time to Let Go (1/1) (PG-13, Sam and Dean)

Dec 31, 2013 16:22

Title: Time to Let Go
Author: zubeneschamali
Rating: PG-13
Warnings: mention of suicide
Word count: 3,110
Spoilers: through S9 mid-season hiatus
Summary: Sam's only been himself again for a few months when an old enemy threatens to end his life for good. Can he trust Dean to save him, or is it better to just let go?

A/N: Written for the ohsam prompt ( full version Read more... )

challenge, supernatural, fic

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novakev December 31 2013, 23:28:53 UTC
This greatly expresses how Sam and Dean interact. Superbly done.

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zubeneschamali January 1 2014, 01:06:41 UTC
Thank you so much!

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counteragent December 31 2013, 23:48:08 UTC
Oh my gooooooooood. I love this so freaking much.

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zubeneschamali January 1 2014, 01:07:01 UTC
Thank you! That means a lot coming from you. :)

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rivkat January 1 2014, 00:11:42 UTC
Wonderful! I wish this would happen on the show.

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zubeneschamali January 1 2014, 01:07:15 UTC
Thanks! :D

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cassiopeia7 January 1 2014, 01:40:58 UTC
That's it, then. I am officially not going to read another fic tonight, because I want this wonderful thing to be the last SPN fic I read in 2013.

Love this. LOVE. ♥♥♥

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zubeneschamali January 1 2014, 04:21:24 UTC
*blush* You're too sweet. But thank you, and Happy 2014!

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harrigan January 1 2014, 01:50:44 UTC
thud. I am broken. And then healed.

I wanted to copy/paste my favorite lines, but there were too many to fit in a comment space! (To quote a beloved movie: "Lemme 'splain. No, there ees too much. Let me sum up."

He never made it up to the northern California coast with Jess, much as they talked about it. So many things he didn't get to do with Jess. It's kind of fitting that it should end here. Love that you give it this sort of bookend feel to the series.

That leads to thoughts of Osiris and the various gods they've taken down over the years. Dean assumed they went to Purgatory with the other monsters, but Sam had always maintained that it wouldn't make much sense for gods from another pantheon to be bound to the Catholic schema of the afterlife. To which point Dean would usually say something about how it didn't matter, dead was dead, even though the two of them knew better than anyone else how much of a lie that could be. Such a valid observation! As someone raised *very* Catholic, it's interesting to me to see the show's take ( ... )

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zubeneschamali January 1 2014, 04:22:39 UTC
Wow, thank you! I really appreciate the comments. Especially since you picked some of my favorites, and the "crowning glory," as you put it, was written before most of the story was.

Thanks for the rec and the good wishes, and I return them to you!

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