Sam Winchester (
likely_evil) wrote2009-03-16 12:06 pm
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Family Moments - RP for
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ooc: follows this
Sam left the chapel and headed back down to the medical ward where he knew Ruby and Michael were waiting. Michael because he wasn't going to be leaving the ward for another day or two, and Ruby because she was his mother and that was what mother's did.
Ruby was going to get a laugh out of this - part of Sam was still laughing at the idea of his brother being bored in heaven - and perhaps it would lead to Sam being able to finally talk to his son about Dean.
Something that had been painful to do ever since Dean had died.
He watched them for a moment through the window of the door, a swelling of pride in his chest. His family - his life - and Dean was proud of him. 200 years of self doubt started to bleed away and he felt years younger as he finally opened the door and walked back into the room.
Sam left the chapel and headed back down to the medical ward where he knew Ruby and Michael were waiting. Michael because he wasn't going to be leaving the ward for another day or two, and Ruby because she was his mother and that was what mother's did.
Ruby was going to get a laugh out of this - part of Sam was still laughing at the idea of his brother being bored in heaven - and perhaps it would lead to Sam being able to finally talk to his son about Dean.
Something that had been painful to do ever since Dean had died.
He watched them for a moment through the window of the door, a swelling of pride in his chest. His family - his life - and Dean was proud of him. 200 years of self doubt started to bleed away and he felt years younger as he finally opened the door and walked back into the room.
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"What did Cas have to say?"
She could tell that Sam looked worlds better than he had been before, but that could mean various different things. He certainly didn't seem angry, though, and that in and of itself was a very good sign.
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Then he looked up at Ruby. "Apparently someone got bored in heaven."
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Michael glanced back and forth between his parents for a moment, before looking up at Sam. "I'm missing something. Back up a second. He was a reaper?" Clearly, he was very, very confused. "I thought you could only see reapers when they were coming to get you?"
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Then his attention was back on his son. "Usually, that is the only time, unless they muster the energy to manifest to someone they feel really needs to see them, and even then it's still frowned upon. But you still have to be pretty close to death even then."
Which brought on Sam's worried face as he ran his free hand along Michael's cheek. "Your uncle broke a lot of rules to take care of you. I always told you growing up that he was a great man. Now you can see why."
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He paused for a minute, before leaning forward, resting his elbows on his knees and burying his face in his hands. "Look, it's not that I'm not grateful that he was looking out for me or anything, but it's one thing when it's just another hunter that the demons are holding on to, and it's another thing when it's my reaper uncle from beyond the grave. I mean -- he died almost two hundred years before I was born. Why would he care about me?"
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He shook his head, chuckling. "With all the things you've witnessed growing up, do you really find it strange that you'd have a reaper trying to act like a guardian angel for you in a pinch?"
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He poked half of his face out from his hands to look at his father, before closing his eyes again. "Look, spirit I could have handled. Angel I could have handled. Reaper? Is kind of a whole other can of worms. Maybe he doesn't need to have met me to come help me out, but -- it's not exactly like I feel some kind of great connection to him. I mean, I love hearing the stories about what you guys did when he was alive, but other than that -- "
Dean was kind of like the grandparent who had died before the child's time. He was loved in his own way, but -- emotionally speaking, he wasn't all that attached.
"Plus -- they haven't exactly been family before either."
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His eyes saddened a bit. "But like I said, he broke a lot of rules to do that for you, so I don't think you'll have to worry about it happening again. Just be grateful that he still held onto that part of himself where he was willing to help, and not just claim you."
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He paused for a minute, before looking over at his father. "But this is good for you, right? I mean, at least you know he's still around?"
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He gave a look though to Ruby that spoke of just a bit more. Of knowing that not even a reaper was safe from demons if they wanted to hurt them, and of someone who had died because of that.
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"Mom -- I've been resting on and off since I got back."
"Well, you should get some more rest. And your father should get some sleep." She sent a pointed look in Sam's direction. "In a bed. For a solid eight hours." She moved over and gave Sam's shoulder a soft squeeze before starting to pull on his arm lightly. "I'll go see if one of your friends can sit with you for a while, alright? Just get some rest."
Michael sighed softly, before nodding. "Alright. I'll be here."
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"I'll come back to see you when your mother feels I've rested enough." He kissed his son on the top of his head, then helped him lay back down.
Then he let Ruby pull him upstairs because now he suddenly realized just how tired he was.
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Of course, there was a silent 'but' on the end of that.
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His eyes saddened a bit. he still remembered most of the events of his life, and the psychic Pan who had died because of them was just among the many people who had died helping the brothers.
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