Sam Winchester (
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knightsoflegend2015-01-25 10:15 am
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CLOSED ♔ You'll Be Coming Clean Tonight

[ ♪ bury your head - saosin ]
WHO || Sam and Dean Winchester
WHAT || Sam confronts Dean about what he's learned.
WHERE || Dean's Room
WHEN || November, shortly before leaving on the Thanksgiving Mission
HOW || spam~
[Fortunately for Sam, this time around, when Dean arrives at the Castle? Sam hears about it.
He's made friends since back then, ones that know their relationship, and know that he would want to know. And they're right, because he's been waiting for this awhile, wants to know what took his brother so damn long to come home, wants to know if he'd being avoided on purpose or...no, it's probably on purpose.
Well, that was going to come to an end in a hurry. He doesn't particularly want this conversation, because it'll probably be uncomfortable and angry and horrible, but it has to happen. He can't sit on any of this forever.
Not when he's not the only one who knows.
So that afternoon, Dean will hear a rather...forceful knock on his door, following quickly by a voice.]
Dean, it's me. Let me in.
[Because he's not going away. Sorry, bro.]

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Whatever.
[There's a slight roll of his eyes, because if he'd come back to London for two seconds in the last two months, he probably could have done something about that but noooooo.]
I'm guessing it's too much to hope that you have another one of those.
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the one thing he's done is install a mini-fridge. it's full. ]
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But he's not commenting considering he's....grabbing one, twisting off the top and pocking it before he finds the closest surface to sit in.
He takes a sip, steels himself, and spits out the words.]
I know what happened, Dean.
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[He looks down at the ground, into the opening of his beer.]
I did some research, found a couple old police records, but when I dug deeper... [He pauses, clearly severely unhappy, his hand tightening around the bottle briefly.] ...I found Robin Wood's name, so I went out to Chicago, and I took Buffy with me.
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[:|]
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Maybe I would have known what I was dragging her into if you'd give me anything to work with.
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Look, I get it. You think this is some big trick, and I can tell you til I'm blue in the face that it isn't. I can tell you that I'm scared, and freaked out, and confused as hell, and you might be able to shrug it off.
But if I am the fiend that was your brother, then I already know all this crap. And if I'm not, then you let me walk into all this crap by myself.
[A beat.]
I didn't talk to Robin, Dean. Buffy did, and I got Robin's story from her. I talked to someone else.
[He's gonna....drink this beer now.]
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that last part.
that stops him dead, and there's the sound of his beer hitting the dresser again as he sets it down, affixing sam with an anxious glare, all his worst fears written on his face. ] Who? [ he manages to work so much dread into just one little word. ]
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She told me her name was Gayl.
[Which implies that he...knows that's not her name.]
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it's not just anger in his eyes, it's fear, and disappointment, and something all but snapping as whatever speck of hope he'd managed to hold onto for things being different after all this time breaks inside him. ] Sam. [ there's a warning threat in his words, his voice hard and demanding. ] What did she say.
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[Like this moment right here. He doesn't want it.]
I don't even know where to start.
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[So a little from both columns. He didn't know, not right away.]
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I heard her out. [And then some but.../coughs] I don't think she's lied to me, Dean. At least not outright or knowingly. But all I have right now is her side of the story. The side I wanted was yours.
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[He gestures vaguely, voice raising.]
I mean, look around you. We work with tieflings, succubi, werewolves, vampires, and they're decent people. This whole world is like....one gigantic mess of exceptions.
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Is that what this is?
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Really, being decked in the face would have been so much better.]
Yeah. Maybe it is. Maybe because I just found out I have freaking Hell blood in me that I didn't know about because my own brother couldn't be the one to tell me.
[He swallows past a lump in his throat, words just...pouring out.]
Maybe I wanted you to be the one that told me it didn't matter.
Or maybe all this time you thought Dad was right. That putting a bullet in my head was the best option. Maybe you should have just slit my throat out there in that hallway and saved us both the trouble. Or just...left me dead in the first place.
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You don't fucking get it, Sammy, you don't want to get it. It's never been about whatever they put inside you when you were a freaking baby, about your powers, about what you were or weren't.
It's about what you chose. The choices you made, to turn your back on everything we stood for, to walk right into their arms, and sign up with the goddamn Devil himself because apparently that's who you wanted to be. I would have done anything to find a way to save you, Sam, but you didn't wanna be saved.
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[They can talk about how they're the same person, but they're not. And maybe if he'd been in the same shoes, he would have made the same decisions, but it doesn't matter.
He's different. He's human. He's still here.]
Did it ever occur to you that maybe, just maybe, he did it to save you? That he had you in mind the entire time? Doesn't it all sound pretty damn familiar?
[He looks him dead in the eyes, trying to keep himself together, only being the tiniest bit successful.]
Dad made a deal to save you. You made a deal to save me. I made a deal to save you. How many times do we have to go to Hell before it stops somewhere? How much more do we have to suffer, Dean? Can't we just...be?
[Diplomacy 25]
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