Title: Dummy with the Rapture
Author:
hansbekhartRating: NC-17
Pairing: Dean/Castiel
Summary: “There’s a room,” Castiel says, pressing his hand against his own chest, “in a house, in a town, where this man used to pray. Where he’d tell God every secret, unworthy thought he’d ever had and be forgiven for them. It matters, Dean. It matters to me that we
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but the guy looks scared and sad and all the things Dean never wanted a beacon of hope to look like
This. This line says so much. And Dean forgetting that angels can be killed and not looking away and Castiel looking at him like it's okay if Dean is the last thing he ever sees. That.
And also Jonah! Not so different from Castiel, and telling Dean what it's like to believe so much, and Dean wanting to know. That struck me so much. And then when he knows Jonah's right, in the end -- after the CURTAIN THING, I LOVE the curtain thing -- perfect.
In conclusion, I love this. ♥
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Castiel looking at him like it's okay if Dean is the last thing he ever sees. That.
It's weird, but writing that part kind of upset me, like, a lot. Who knows. But that makes me especially glad that that part stood out to you :D.
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I also really like how you can sense the Sam-shaped hole in Dean's life. It's heartbreaking, but that's just how it should be.
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this is just something that I nitpick about, sry... "They pour over the local papers over coffee and pie at the dinner. Or rather, Dean pours over the papers, while Castiel stares into middle distance like it’s personally offended him." - 'pour' ought to be 'pore'
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And most of all I love your Dean and Castiel. The scene when they're sitting together at Bobby's is particularly beautiful.
I really, really enjoyed this, thank you for sharing!
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Obviously, I'm not even part of SPN fandom (I just have this
compulsion to read random, interesting-looking things that pop up on my flist. True story.), but I know enough to know that this kicks ass in all kinds of ways. It broke my heart in about a million places and put it back together, too. :) I haven't read your writing in a while, but I don't know how I could have forgotten that you're really fucking good. Like, stand-alone, put-this-in-memories-to-read over-a-bajillion-times good. It was all kinds of beautiful, and I could maybe kind of like the end of the world, the way you write it. :P
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I am deep into Supernatural now, and I just gotta say, damn, woman. I've barely dipped my toes into fic and the fandom, and i honestly don't know if I can after being spoiled by the quality of your work. For real, you have a rare talent, and i'm so tickled to "know" you in whatever tangential sense that LJ made possible. <3
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