Blind Eyes Open
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Title: Blind Eyes Open
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Characters: Dean
Prompt: 40 Confession
Rating: PG-13 (T) (Unrated by Author)
Length: Long
Brief summary: Some insight to Dean and his trust issues.
Dean's the first to admit that he has trust issues a mile long. There are few things in his life that he trusts, and he knows that most of them begin with "D" and end with "ad."
He's driving the back roads from Omaha to Red Oak after visiting the church. Father Brogan said that some holy water should do the trick, given Dean a few extra bottles for the road. Dean likes priests that are willing to help out, give a little on the side to the people who help the masses. Doesn't trust them, though, any more than he trusts cops or lawyers.
Sam says he should stop being so slick with people who are just trying to help them, that he could actually answer some of their questions honestly, but Dean doesn't see why he should when he has priest's robes and a faked letter from the Vatican. Not that Sam's protests matter anyway because he'd left Sam at the library back in Red Oak so he wouldn't have to deal with him being pissy about not-quite-kind-of stealing from a church.
Just outside of Nebraska, right across the Iowa border, he thinks that he can trust his girl, though. After she coughs and dies on the shoulder of a back road, he thinks: I should have known better.
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Title: Blind Eyes Open
Author:
fryadvocateCharacters: Dean
Prompt: 40 Confession
Rating: PG-13 (T) (Unrated by Author)
Length: Long
Brief summary: Some insight to Dean and his trust issues.
Dean's the first to admit that he has trust issues a mile long. There are few things in his life that he trusts, and he knows that most of them begin with "D" and end with "ad."
He's driving the back roads from Omaha to Red Oak after visiting the church. Father Brogan said that some holy water should do the trick, given Dean a few extra bottles for the road. Dean likes priests that are willing to help out, give a little on the side to the people who help the masses. Doesn't trust them, though, any more than he trusts cops or lawyers.
Sam says he should stop being so slick with people who are just trying to help them, that he could actually answer some of their questions honestly, but Dean doesn't see why he should when he has priest's robes and a faked letter from the Vatican. Not that Sam's protests matter anyway because he'd left Sam at the library back in Red Oak so he wouldn't have to deal with him being pissy about not-quite-kind-of stealing from a church.
Just outside of Nebraska, right across the Iowa border, he thinks that he can trust his girl, though. After she coughs and dies on the shoulder of a back road, he thinks: I should have known better.
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