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2008-02-23 03:55 am (UTC)
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This started out pretty bleak and hopeless feeling.
Then at the gas station this was actually funny:
Pulling a gun on a squeak toy is not a sign of PTSD. It's good reflexes, goddamn it.
And when he realizes it isn't a squeak toy at all and finds the kittens under their mother who tried to protect them:
These are the last two left. The survivors.
Something clicks in Dean's head, wedges itself into place. Three weeks of no, I couldn't and he's hit a solid wall of yes. Yes I can.
There is a little bit of hope.
Very nice job. Thank you for sharing.
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Then at the gas station this was actually funny:
Pulling a gun on a squeak toy is not a sign of PTSD. It's good reflexes, goddamn it.
And when he realizes it isn't a squeak toy at all and finds the kittens under their mother who tried to protect them:
These are the last two left. The survivors.
Something clicks in Dean's head, wedges itself into place. Three weeks of no, I couldn't and he's hit a solid wall of yes. Yes I can.
There is a little bit of hope.
Very nice job. Thank you for sharing.