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katsheswims December 19 2011, 22:35:28 UTC
This was great! I think you really captured Sam and Dean at this time in their lives. They felt like real teens, real brothers. Keep up the good work!

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keerawa December 20 2011, 04:34:53 UTC
Thank you, kat! I worked really hard here on the family dynamics, so I'm pleased that worked for you.

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counteragent December 20 2011, 01:15:13 UTC
This is great! I love the changes you made, especially Sam's questionable judgement vis a vis the ghost/person in the house. Pure Sam.

Brava!!

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keerawa December 20 2011, 04:46:18 UTC
Thanks for pointing out that, since it was a casefic, the case needed to be properly resolved. I do like that glimpse of the ruthless practicality Sam eventually develops as a hunter. I appreciate the comment!

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vikingprincess December 20 2011, 01:44:29 UTC
What a great pre-series story - Team Winchester working well together, managing to have good times along with the responsibilities of hunting, and yet... there's that hint of things that will build into insupportable differences. I loved it!

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keerawa December 20 2011, 04:47:17 UTC
*nods* Sam is really trying to fit in here, to be a hunter, to live the life that Dad's set up for them. Ad it almost works. Almost. Thank you for the comment, vikingprincess!

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monicawoe December 20 2011, 02:48:21 UTC
Nice! I loved the brotherly interactions here, very well done. Sam being hit on was cute, too. I kept picturing wee!Sam blushing. Hee.
Yay!

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keerawa December 20 2011, 06:40:32 UTC
Thanks! I wanted to show Sam and Dean being brothers. And Sam's definitely being stalked and captured like prey. It makes me wonder if Jessica did the same thing. Thanks monicawoe!

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borgmama1of5 December 20 2011, 03:40:13 UTC
This was an elegant read! I know that is a strange word to use, but it was so satisfying constructed and the characterizations were so lovingly done, it just made me sigh with pleasure when I finished it.

I think what impressed me the most was how Sam was not the usual angry, angsty teenager in a lot of teenchester stories, and yet he was still very clearly 'Sam,' and the case was a fully fleshed out case and yet it wasn't a horrible trauma.

It's nice to think that sometimes they got the job done without being beaten up!

Well done!

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keerawa December 20 2011, 08:33:47 UTC
What a delightful comment! I spent a lot of time on the characterization and relationships here, rather than my usual focus on pure plot. I wanted to show a Sam who is trying his very best to be his father's son, rather than in the all-out rebellion we see later. I'm so glad that it worked for you. Thank you!

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