That was wonderful. I adore what they're willing to do for each other, how Sam is willing to let Dean just be Dean until the restlessness is gone.
And I absolutely loved this:
After almost three decades of living with his brother, this is what he’s got:
-278 near-death experiences -523 experiences in which he and death have gotten within a few blocks of each other -1 experience with actual Death, guy wasn’t that bad -$72.57 in a checking account in California -2 romance novels that Dean picked up at a bus stop to read out loud while Sam was driving until Sam said Fuck, fine, okay, we can listen to something else, Jesus -4 cans of Red Bull left over from when he and Dean tried to stay up for three days out of sheer boredom -0 idea what’s going through Dean’s head about 98.2 percent of the time.
That was my absolute favorite bit!
Anyway, very nicely done. Bittersweet. Poor Dean. He'll be ready someday. I hope.
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Date: 2006-11-27 01:05 pm (UTC)And I absolutely loved this:
After almost three decades of living with his brother, this is what he’s got:
-278 near-death experiences
-523 experiences in which he and death have gotten within a few blocks of each other
-1 experience with actual Death, guy wasn’t that bad
-$72.57 in a checking account in California
-2 romance novels that Dean picked up at a bus stop to read out loud while Sam was driving until Sam said Fuck, fine, okay, we can listen to something else, Jesus
-4 cans of Red Bull left over from when he and Dean tried to stay up for three days out of sheer boredom
-0 idea what’s going through Dean’s head about 98.2 percent of the time.
That was my absolute favorite bit!
Anyway, very nicely done. Bittersweet. Poor Dean. He'll be ready someday. I hope.
Love,
Julie-Rae