The time, it is stamped.

[britomart_is]

Give me one of my own stories, and a timestamp sometime in the future after the end of the story, or sometime in the past before the story started, and I'll write you at least a hundred however many words of what happened then, whether it's five minutes before the story started or ten years in the future.

For reference, stuff I've written.

Don't feel obligated to request something just to feed my ego, it doesn't need the help (the analogy that just popped into my head is that my ego is like one of those squirrels in parks who are used to handouts of human food so they get really aggressive and beat you up and steal your lunch money/your lunch). But I'm working on multiple larger projects and would love to have some prompts I can whip out when I need a (productive) break, so if you want to take advantage of my procrastination, fire away!

Comments

Re: 2/2

[britomart-is.livejournal.com]

All right, here goes! Though I should note first, I'm definitely a fan of reader interpretation and don't think my intentions as the writer are the be-all end-all. But since you asked:

I think it would be perfectly valid to assume that Sam is already possessed by Lucifer or the YED or is soulless here, but to me, this is 100% Sam. He's already explicitly rejected John as his father by the end of "Dream Deferred", and has gone from being an extremely damaged, unhappy hunter's kid to feeling like he's found his place in the world following the YED's plan. Accordingly, I don't think this happier, embracing-his-evil-destiny Sam would feel the same need for self-destruction that he did when he was younger and still 'trapped', hence the less fraught behavior around Dean. I don't think this Sam - who gave up his dreams mostly so he wouldn't have to live without Dean - would ever let Michael lay a finger on Dean. So I think this Sam would be quite eager to secure Dean's allegiance to Sam, and to keep Dean for himself.

Aaaaaaaaand now back to your regularly scheduled programming. :D

Re: 2/2

[katsheswims.livejournal.com]

That is exactly how I read it!

Re: 2/2

[slothy-girl.livejournal.com]

Thank you!!!! Im all up for reader interpretation too, but sometimes, I need to know what the author was thinking, and what's terrible is that some author's just say- "no- its how YOU percieve it" and leave it at that- which kinda sucks- so THANK YOU SO FUCKING MUCH *cuddles*

ahaha yeah- that's not weird ;) But yeah- in the end though- I loved this soooooo :D you should consider continuing!!!!! :DDDDDDDDDDDD