I'm pretty sure I'm missing out on a whole bunch of somewhat skewed canon references here, but I enjoyed this chapter all the same. I'm assuming that Sheriff Devins is from an episode, but the story totally worked from my "never heard of this" perspective. Particularly with Sam's cynical inner commentary on everything. And it';s interesting getting to know Dean from Sam's POV.
And sharp though he is, it never occurs to Sam that he might be lusting after his big brother. Having his lie to get Dean to continue confiding in him actually turn out to be true was a neat, creepy twist.
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Date: 2008-09-07 06:27 am (UTC)And sharp though he is, it never occurs to Sam that he might be lusting after his big brother. Having his lie to get Dean to continue confiding in him actually turn out to be true was a neat, creepy twist.