Shangri-La

[sparrow_lately]

Title: Shangri-La
Rating: PG-13
Words: ~3,000
Spoilers: AU. Spoilers only through "It's a Terrible Life."
Warnings: Implied psychosis, brief self-harm, general misery.
Summary: If Zachariah never freed Sam Wesson and Dean Smith from the claustrophobic contrivance that was Sandover Bride & Iron Inc., what might have become of them?
Neurotic author's

Comments

[borgmama1of5]

Noooo!!! This totally twisted me up in knots!!!

[sparrow_lately]

I'm sorry! <3

Thank you for reading and commenting!

[juppschmitz]

This is beautiful. I love it so bloody much.

I've always felt the episode to be so completely detached from the boys' world, like BAM they're in a different world, even though it IS a bit weird, and some things don't feel quite right, and then Zachariah reveals himself and BAM everything is back to normal with nobody talking about what happened ever again.

I love the way you have the boys' real world slowly but surely bleed into the Sandover world, becoming slowly but unavoidably more real all the time.

And I love how hard Dean takes it. And how people are worried about him. And Cas being his neighbour who pulled him from a car wreck and they became those kind of ~weird friends.

Thank you so much for sharing. Just what I need right now.

Carry on!

[sparrow_lately]

Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed it so much...I do love that episode to pieces and wish it got talked about more on the show itself. Like, when did it even happen? Was it while Dean was in the hospital? Did Dean Winchester and Zachariah have to go get Sam Wesson? Like--details, show! Please!

[nupinoop296]

No no you can't just leave it like that!!!!! ;w;