Sam Winchester (
likely_evil) wrote2008-10-03 02:08 pm
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He's got eyes that sing to me... remind me of childhood melodies...
Just for Bobby at the moment... others to join later...
They were in North Dakota according to the map that Alec and Dean had been looking at. There was something in the back of Sam's mind that found the town familiar. Little fireflies in his mind, wanting to guide him again.
Why were there fireflies in his mind? He always saw freflies, no matter where they went.
He had sat in the Impala after Dean and Alec went to bed because he was trying to figure this out when one big firefly came by the window, beckoning him to follow it. So he did, walking along the fields quickly as he tried to catch it.
When he was able to catch them, he remembered things. But the things he remembered with them would always fly away again. Out of his mind and into the wind. Not like the memories that Dean gave him.
He had a few now. Memory of a tape measure. Of a necklace. Small things and they were always of him as a kid. There were no adult memories. And Sam wondered why.
Soon, the firefly led him along the path to a junkyard. Sam could see all the magic here, trendils that wove a web in a white light. He was careful as he walked, not wanting to touch a single strand of it until he got to the door where the firefly had landed.
Sam tilted his head, reaching for the insect and wrapping his fingers around it roughly. Which on the other side of the door would sound like someone had knocked.
They were in North Dakota according to the map that Alec and Dean had been looking at. There was something in the back of Sam's mind that found the town familiar. Little fireflies in his mind, wanting to guide him again.
Why were there fireflies in his mind? He always saw freflies, no matter where they went.
He had sat in the Impala after Dean and Alec went to bed because he was trying to figure this out when one big firefly came by the window, beckoning him to follow it. So he did, walking along the fields quickly as he tried to catch it.
When he was able to catch them, he remembered things. But the things he remembered with them would always fly away again. Out of his mind and into the wind. Not like the memories that Dean gave him.
He had a few now. Memory of a tape measure. Of a necklace. Small things and they were always of him as a kid. There were no adult memories. And Sam wondered why.
Soon, the firefly led him along the path to a junkyard. Sam could see all the magic here, trendils that wove a web in a white light. He was careful as he walked, not wanting to touch a single strand of it until he got to the door where the firefly had landed.
Sam tilted his head, reaching for the insect and wrapping his fingers around it roughly. Which on the other side of the door would sound like someone had knocked.

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He licked his finger and turned the page, then picked up his beer to take a long sip. When he heard the knock on the door his eyes shot up. Who the hell...
He didn't trust late night visitors. Hell. He didn't trust visitors period. He got to his feet and dropped his book down into the chair, then stepped over to take his riffle down from the wall. He crept towards the door and carefully opened it. He blinked, then brought the riffle up, aiming it directly at Sam. Or Not-Sam in his opinion.
"Who the hell are you?"
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The firefly in his hand disappeared as Sam tilted his head, his eyes confused as he searched for the memories that should be coming to him but didn't.
But there was a name in the back of his head. "Bobby?" he asked in that Sam Winchester I'm lost and need help way.
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"Yeah? What do you want?"
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"Sam.." he said softly. The rifle slowly moved down to his side.
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He looked down and saw the salt line. Then he looked back at Bobby. "Can I... come in?"
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He didn't know. But he had to. Sam blinked, and his eyes went to black. "You have to let me in," Sam said, his voice still soft.
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The point was that Sam was not snuggled up to his big brother when Alec got up. Which wasn't that weird. Sam was kinda squirrelly and sometimes wandered off to do his own thing at odd times. So Alec didn't think anything off it as he got dressed and went for a short run. And maybe a walk through town. The dinner with the best cinnamon rolls was a clear hour walk from their motel. It was one of those cute little down town places. Filled with other joggers an off shift cops. Alec was cool with that though. The Winchesters hadn't broken any laws here yet and they were all friendly enough.
The concern came when Alec got back to the room with a bag full of breakfast in hand. Sam usually showed up for breakfast. He seemed to enjoy eating and their company during it. But no Sam. No Sam's long thin body or Sam's swirling cloud of black.
There was a sulfur scent around the car, but nothing new enough to mean Sam was just waiting to literally materialize out of the shadows. Alec let himself back into the room and Sam few belongings were still in a neat pile in the corner by Dean's bed. It wasn't much. Just some clothes Alec and Dean had gotten for him. A blank book and a pocket dictionary that Alec had gotten him. He figured both could maybe help Sam sort out the thoughts and idea that he didn't have words for yet. So Sam hadn't meant to disappear. Alec hadn't thought so anyway. Sam wouldn't want to upset Dean.
Which is what Alec was about to do. He shook Dean's shoulder. "Dean. Wake up." Jostling a leg was a friendly wake up call with someone combat trained. Shoulder was an insistent command because it meant it was urgent enough to put yourself in danger.
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"What?" he sighed as he sat up, running a hand over his face, and glanced around as the room started to come into focus. "Where's Sam?"
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This wasn't good. This wasn't good in any sense of the word, and he started to push to his feet quickly, glancing around as he did and trying his best not to panic anymore than he already was. Sam being out there on his own just wasn't a good sign. Any number of things could happen to him.
He could wind up getting hunted be someone.
"Do you know how long he's been gone?"
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"It wasn't strange until he didn't show up for breakfast. Which is why I got you up. His stuff is still here and there's not sign of a strugle."
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"Could be any number of things," Dean said with a frown, getting to his feet and starting to pull his clothes on. "This is bad. We have to find him before someone else does." Unless someone else had already, and Sam's already halfway back to Hell again, because Dean couldn't do his damn job and keep an eye on his damn brother.
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"And it isn't like he's wearing a sign that says 'Hi, I'm a demon.' He's wearing one that says 'I'm a little squirrelly. Can you help me find my big brother?'" Alec had moved on to Dean's bag to fish out clean clothes for the man. He brought the clothes over and looked Dean dead in the eye. "We'll find him."
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He went through the motions of whatever Alec was giving to him, getting dressed and then taking a bite out of the cinnamon roll. "He probably wouldn't have gone far -- it's not like he has anywhere else to go."
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He moved closer, gently placing his hands on his brother's shoulders to stop him, and gave him a confused look. "What're you doin', Sammy?" His voice was gentle, not reprimanding, just -- curious.
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He sat back a bit though with Dean's touch, but his hand kept playing in the dirt, trying to move it aside.
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Dean had cremated him, on Bobby's insistance. He knew it was the right thing to do, but that didn't mean he'd liked it. That got rid of a whole lot of options that he'd previously had before. Dean reached forward, pushing the rest of the dirt that Sam hadn't moved to the side, and pulling up the urn that they had put the ashes in before they buried him.
"See? It's -- it's just ashes."
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He looked up at Dean. "You were upset at me. I thought if I was in my body, it would be better."
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Because Dean was never upset with his brother. It always found it's way to wind it's way back to Dean -- something Dean did, something Dean said. It usually was Dean's fault, and he wasn't about to deny that in any way.
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Because really, the fireflies made so much sense to Sam, even if it sounded like crazy talk to everyone else.
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He was dismissing the fireflies for right now. They'd figure out what exactly they were later.
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