What an amazing story-- the post-apocalyptic stuff seems to be my new crack. And then the twist at the end-- just bizarrely intriguing.
Though I can't help wishing that Sam and Dean had turned to each other in that broken, self-destructing world. AND that they'd found a dynamic that didn't almost always include driving each other nuts. You know-- less pestering, more accepting.
Although Dean always brings the Southern Comfort on mornings like this, as if he's hoping the name alone will be enough to make Sam feel like he's been hugged or some shit. was pretty damn cute.
And loved the nightmares, the room scorching, the whole Pastor Jim sideline.
If I had the time, I would just be reading your fanfic plus a few others and never coming up for air. Although I'd never get around to writing my own then. But still-- damn.
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Date: 2006-05-02 07:45 pm (UTC)What an amazing story-- the post-apocalyptic stuff seems to be my new crack. And then the twist at the end-- just bizarrely intriguing.
Though I can't help wishing that Sam and Dean had turned to each other in that broken, self-destructing world. AND that they'd found a dynamic that didn't almost always include driving each other nuts. You know-- less pestering, more accepting.
Although Dean always brings the Southern Comfort on mornings like this, as if he's hoping the name alone will be enough to make Sam feel like he's been hugged or some shit. was pretty damn cute.
And loved the nightmares, the room scorching, the whole Pastor Jim sideline.
If I had the time, I would just be reading your fanfic plus a few others and never coming up for air. Although I'd never get around to writing my own then. But still-- damn.