Wow. I think I've told you how much I adore your Sam and Dean, right? Because you just have this way of keeping them utterly true to themselves and yet so revealing at the same time. I'm kind of in awe. :-)
I don't know how you do it, but I love this.
"It's all safe now, punkin'," Dean said with no small amount of sarcasm. "Are your knees wobbly? Does him need a wittle help to the car?"
*snorts* Oh, Dean. Every time I think I couldn't possibly love you any more, you go and say something like that.
Oh, man, nobody does creepy atmosphere like you do. The opening scenes at the bridge gave a taste of it, but the way the wrongness of the time loop slowly snuck up on Sam was just spine-chilling. And the way Dean's story kept changing little by little, building up to that horrifying final version. I think the moment that got to me most, though, was the one where they look out at the horizon and realize that it's not actually a horizon. *shudder* That one's gonna stay with me for a while.
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I don't know how you do it, but I love this.
"It's all safe now, punkin'," Dean said with no small amount of sarcasm. "Are your knees wobbly? Does him need a wittle help to the car?"
*snorts*
Oh, Dean. Every time I think I couldn't possibly love you any more, you go and say something like that.
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