I very much agree. And I'd like to hear what it's like to suddenly have money - does it change them? Is it weird? I have a rant about that to write at some point, but I'd like the show to address that!
Or suddenly not being on the road most of the time - they're used to things being different, from knowing they're not gonna be meeting the same people (so not as many consequences for being weird, or one night stands, or even just not being used to experiencing the weirdness of having someone ask "so where's that friend of yours?" or "How did that pie work out for you" at the store, not being as anonymous, perhaps even being invited to be part of the community somehow, or people wanting to know where they live... the bunker is supposedly so disconnected and anonymous, but it does not exist in a vacuum.
Or things like leaving a mess, even. They're used to having someone pick up and clean for them. For all Dean's domesticity, there is a huge difference between making celebratory or guilt fueled dished once in a while, and actually doing housework. Housework is hard and annoying. for all they're so used to living around each other, wouldn't they ever have any trouble with that? Especially as Dean stops being so terrified about Sam's health?
i would love to see them dealing with that they know they're going to heaven thing. Because for all fandom's talk of them being soulmates, as far as Dean knows, all sam's best memories don't have Dean in them. And who wants to spend eternity in the memories, regardless of how good they were? Heck, does Sam even know Dean didn't leave that horrible cell phone message yet? There is so much left to write about.
Seconded! Yes, please!
This is what ineed to get back to in my own writing. I'm going to find those tiny moments and make them come out. I want to write post-season 7 stories.
OH! Yesyesyes, please do! That sounds *good*!
Hey, good luck with your writing, it sounds like it's going to be great! Glad this came at a good time for you. And hope breakfast was tasty anyway ;)-
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Or suddenly not being on the road most of the time - they're used to things being different, from knowing they're not gonna be meeting the same people (so not as many consequences for being weird, or one night stands, or even just not being used to experiencing the weirdness of having someone ask "so where's that friend of yours?" or "How did that pie work out for you" at the store, not being as anonymous, perhaps even being invited to be part of the community somehow, or people wanting to know where they live... the bunker is supposedly so disconnected and anonymous, but it does not exist in a vacuum.
Or things like leaving a mess, even. They're used to having someone pick up and clean for them. For all Dean's domesticity, there is a huge difference between making celebratory or guilt fueled dished once in a while, and actually doing housework. Housework is hard and annoying. for all they're so used to living around each other, wouldn't they ever have any trouble with that? Especially as Dean stops being so terrified about Sam's health?
i would love to see them dealing with that they know they're going to heaven thing. Because for all fandom's talk of them being soulmates, as far as Dean knows, all sam's best memories don't have Dean in them. And who wants to spend eternity in the memories, regardless of how good they were? Heck, does Sam even know Dean didn't leave that horrible cell phone message yet? There is so much left to write about.
Seconded! Yes, please!
This is what ineed to get back to in my own writing. I'm going to find those tiny moments and make them come out. I want to write post-season 7 stories.
OH! Yesyesyes, please do! That sounds *good*!
Hey, good luck with your writing, it sounds like it's going to be great! Glad this came at a good time for you. And hope breakfast was tasty anyway ;)-