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Sam Winchester ([info]i_needsaving) wrote in [info]we_coexist,
@ 2010-03-01 16:04:00

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Current mood: green
Entry tags:march madness, sam winchester, winifred burkle

When Sam rolled out of bed and into the shower that morning, he'd just grabbed the first clean shirt that he could get his hands on. He didn't really know where half of his clothes had come from, despite the fact that he still had to do his laundry from time to time. He certainly hadn't had much on him when he had arrived. But this was a new shirt, he was sure of it. It just happened to be in his closet. It just happened to be green.

When he came out of the shower, tugging the green shirt over abs that would make Twilight and Supernatural fans alike want to bake cookies on his stomach and sigh when said shirt met his jeans, he went back to the closet to grab another layer--wondering what was up with the crack-fic commentary in his head. Was it something in the City air? And what was up with all the green? Was it March already?

Green, green, green. Button-downs. Tees. Everything but his jeans and his old jacket, and whatever dirty laundry was stuffed into the hamper that was in need of taking to the laundromat. He glanced down. Even his boxers were green plaid. He went to his drawer and pulled out a pair of socks. "Thank God." They were regular, white-and-gray crew socks. He didn't think he could have dealt with argyle.

Not when he was hearing strange noises from the kitchen area. He poked his head out once he was satisfactorily dressed, his brow furrowing at the sight of an open cupboard door. He didn't remember leaving anything open the night before, but he shrugged it off and turned on his computer. Another scuffling, scurrying noise, followed by a creak, and then a thump. He peered into the kitchen again and the cupboard door was shut. Was it his imagination, or did the revolving corner cupboard swing on its carousel an inch or two? "Oh, no, you don't..."



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[info]i_figure
2010-03-01 11:23 pm UTC (link)
Fred had made sure Lawrence got settled, or as settled as a wolfman can get, even if that wolfman was really human for the moment. She'd even tried to check on Wes, but with no luck. Angel had disappeared; she really was starting to wonder if she'd been left alone again. Not that she'd been left alone the first time to an alternate dimension, more she'd arrived alone, and was found. But, that really didn't matter. She decided to check on the Winchesters. Maybe they were around.

So, she headed out to the area she'd last seen a motel. It was funny being decked out in green, her closet and chest of drawers hadn't really given her much of a choice, and it was even stranger seeing all the little fellows. There had to be a little gal somewhere in there, right? Statistically speaking anyway. They couldn't all be males, even if they did seem to be cloned from the same original.

A quick stop by for coffee, which had a strange green tint to it, she finally arrived at the Winchesters' door, or she thought it was anyway. One hand held the cup carrier, clipboard tucked under her arm; the other hand lifted and knocked quickly on the door before her. She hoped Sam and/or Dean were home.

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[info]i_needsaving
2010-03-01 11:48 pm UTC (link)
Sam had armed himself with his EMF detector, and was about to begin an recon-mission into the kitchen to procure the salt from his creaky cupboards and figure out what was possessing them when he heard the knock.

Stuffing the device into his pocket, he made his way toward the door, squinting through the peep-hole in an attempt to determine who might be dropping in on him. Was it too much to hope for a Dean? Yeah, probably. But whoever it was, she didn't look dangerous.

He opened the door a bit, peering at her inquisitively. At least, he hoped it was inquisitiveness, and not suspicion that he was giving her. He wasn't trying to be rude. The poltergeist--or whatever it was inhabiting his kitchen--was just making him a little jumpy.

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[info]i_figure
2010-03-01 11:56 pm UTC (link)
Fred smiled up at him. He was a tall guy, wasn't he? The way he peeked out at her...had she interupted something? She leaned a little, then remembered her manners and stood up straight. He had every right to hide things; well, maybe he didn't, but she couldn't go prying, could she? Well, maybe just a little.

"Sam! Did I catch you at a bad time? I brought coffee." She lifted the carrier. Coffee was the cure all, or seemed to be with this bunch. Coffee and food. Not that Sam ate a bunch; he ate just enough. He was a good eater, but still, coffee did seem to be the place where many minds met in the City. Well, over coffee not in coffee because that could be a little painful, couldn't it?

"I thought I'd come and check up on you and Dean. And, have you seen the news? It's a little crazy. Leprechauns. Can you believe it? It's got to be way better than Cupids. Cupids were a little odd, weren't they? So, are you gonna invite me in, or am I just going to keep babbling on outside your door?" Her nose wrinkled a little, but she was trying to smile through the awkward.

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[info]i_needsaving
2010-03-02 12:10 am UTC (link)
Sam did a a double take at the woman's familiar greeting, wondering if he should remember her from somewhere. Maybe he'd met her somewhere around the city and just couldn't put a name to the face?

"No, it's not a bad time, really," he floundered, eying the coffee. It certainly smelled good, and she didn't seem to pose any immediate threat. "I just..."

He shut his mouth and listened as the rest of what she was saying started to sink in. Leprechauns? Cupid? "Leprechauns." He stared stupidly for a moment before he recovered himself. "I'm sorry," he said, stepping backward a little to allow for opening the door. "Do I...? I mean. Do we...know each other?"

Good lord. That sounded like such a Dean thing. To forget a girl's name. What was the world coming to?

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[info]i_figure
2010-03-02 12:18 am UTC (link)
Fred looked at him, her head tilting a little. Did they know each other? Her brows furrowed, and she tried to reason that one through. Of course, they knew each other. Didn't they? She looked down at the coffee, then up at him. Then came a slightly impish smile as what came to mind was truly cruel.

"Sam Winchester! You mean you don't remember me? We have a serious thing going. I know I've been a little busy with the job at the plant, and you've been busy working. But, you can't say you've forgotten your own fiance, have you?" She had to bite her lip to keep from laughing. It was a bad joke, and probably one that Sam Winchester wouldn't care for. Yet, it had to be done, didn't it? She watched his face for a little while, waiting until he looked totally lost before laughing a little.

"You're not the Sam I know, are you?" The smile was soft and a little sad.

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[info]i_needsaving
2010-03-02 12:46 am UTC (link)
Well, it certainly didn't take Sam long to wind up that way, complete with confused puppy face and all. For one thing, the smirk on the face of his alleged fiance suggested she was pulling his leg, but for a moment, she sounded utterly serious.

"My..." He racked his brain. She did look strangely familiar. Not that she looked strange. In fact, she was rather pleasant to look at. Sam blinked. She was laughing at him. He gave a nervous chuckle as she allowed that there might be another Sam.

"I've been here before, I gather," he said, gesturing for her to come inside, and sit down, or something. "Were we really...?" He was fairly certain she'd been putting him on, but he just had to ask.

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[info]i_figure
2010-03-02 01:09 am UTC (link)
Fred laughed again and held up the cup carrier, turning it for him to take the cup nearest.

"Yes, you were. But, don't worry; we weren't." She just continued to smile. He really was a lost little boy, wasn't he? "This is yours, have it. You'd be the second you I've met. Funny, I've met two Deans, now two Sams. I wonder if there's another me running around. Probably not, so far there haven't been any dual existences, or dual creations. Not sure how that should be worded, no anomalies of that nature. Actually, there is probably another me running around, just not here. I'm Fred. Fred Burkle."

She waited for that to sink in; at least, she recognized she could be a little odd to take, or at first, sometimes. "Drink it, it'll make you feel better. That, and I can stop holding it. These things really aren't very ergonomically designed."

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[info]i_needsaving
2010-03-02 02:23 am UTC (link)
Sam smiled at her, reaching for the coffee cup, for the sake of having something to do with his hands. Some of what she was saying was a little hard to follow, but he got the general idea. After all, she wasn't the first to suggest that he'd come and gone, without his ever having any recollection of it.

"Nice to meet you, Fred," he said, peering at the contents of said cup, then back at her before taking a tentative sip. "Good coffee. Thanks."

He was spared the awkwardness of filling the silence by another round of bump-and-thump in the kitchen. "Did you hear that?" he asked, glancing over his shoulder. "It sounded like..." A giggle?

He looked back at Fred. "You don't think...?"

Leprechauns?

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[info]i_figure
2010-03-02 03:23 am UTC (link)
Fred smiled. It was some of the better coffee in the City; not like she'd bring bad coffee to one of her boys. Which reminded her, she really did need to get some better coffee for the office, should anyone want to actually drink some. She nodded to herself, putting away that thought for now.

"Welcome." Her brows rose at the sound; it wasn't a little sound either. Had he gotten a haunted motel room without telling her? Then again, how could he have told her, he just met her. Well, this he just met her, the other he had known her for a little while. not that this he and the other he were the same he. Or maybe they were. She'd have to ask which he he was later.

"A giggling rat? No, probably not." She took a step closer, not having entered yet. It wasn't nice just to come into someone's room without said someone's asking/inviting. She wasn't a vampire, but there were such things as politeness and courtesy. "I saw this movie once with a leprechaun on tv. That thing ate people. Or killed them. I don't know exactly what he did, but it was a creepy little thing."

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[info]i_needsaving
2010-03-02 03:43 am UTC (link)
"Thanks." Sam ducked his head, feeling sheepish as Fred still hovered in the doorway. "Please, come in," he said, "I have no idea what's haunting my motel room, but I promise, whatever it is, I'll protect you."

He laughed. Had he really just said that? Damn. The caffeine must be going to his head. He really should have eaten breakfast. Or was it lunch time already?

"Seriously, though, I should probably take care of that." He nodded toward the kitchen, brow furrowed as another thought crossed his mind. "I guess you already know what I do for a living?"

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[info]i_figure
2010-03-02 03:52 am UTC (link)
"You're a hunter; you've got demon blood. You and your brother have an interesting life and relationship, and you've got a terrible case of heroics." Fred shook her head and walked inside.

"I don't need you to protect me; that is one thing you and your...you." She paused; this really could become quite difficult. "The other one, had in common." She set her clipboard and the cup carrier down, heading toward the kitchen.

"Of course, I say this, and watch you'll have to save me from whatever's giggling and bumping away in your kitchen. If it is a giggling rat, don't kill it. I've never seen a giggling rat." She was already heading to the cabinets that seemed to be full of giggling bumping somethings. Or maybe it was just one giggling bumping something.

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[info]i_needsaving
2010-03-02 04:18 am UTC (link)
Sam smiled wryly, letting out a soft chuff of laughter at Fred's assessment of him. "That pretty much sums it up."

He followed her to the kitchen, armed with a canister of salt and an iron poker from the fireplace set that he'd picked up at one of the home decor shops. Not that he had a fireplace, but such tools came in handy when the City gave up its occasional ghost.

"Right," he said, "We'll just trap it so that you can keep it as a pet."

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[info]i_figure
2010-03-02 04:30 am UTC (link)
"If it's intelligent, I dont' know. Maybe it shouldn't be a pet." Fred looked at him as he grabbed up the tricks of his trade. "You're going to cook it for dinner?" Well, it was salt and a poker. She took a few more steps toward the cabinet and stopped. Whatever was inside had started singing. She looked back at Sam, brows raised. This was something she'd not really ever experienced. Singing bumpings.

She took another step before moving in and opening up the doors quickly. What she saw got a stare and then some. Her lips parted as if she were going to say something, but two slightly disheveled and working their way towards nudity leprechauns were holding onto each other and what looked like a bottle of something. One of the leprechauns leaned out of the cabinet, how did they fit in there?, and sang in her face. The smell of alcohol was enough to cause Fred to take a step back.

"Well, that's...new."

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[info]i_needsaving
2010-03-02 04:53 am UTC (link)
"If it's intelligent..." Sam let the sentence trail off as the singing began, his brow furrowed as he exchanged glances with Fred. He couldn't quite make out the words.

He bent down slightly to peer into the cabinet as Fred opened the doors, taking a step back in surprise as the drunken, crooning leprechauns all but tumbled out in her lap. At least they didn't look like mean drunks.

"What is that?" he asked, eying the bottle clutched between the wee ones, "Bailey's? Or Jameson?"

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[info]i_figure
2010-03-02 04:58 am UTC (link)
Fred just moved back and stared. Drunken leprechauns were just so..weird. She'd dealt with so many things in her relatively short life, but this was just...weird.

"They're drunk." It was stating the obvious, but...they were drunk! Drunk leprechauns were singing in their barely dressed state. She stepped back, far enough so that she was leaning lightly against him. He was real. Drunken leprechauns were not. No, they were not. "Lucky would be so ashamed. unless that's why he keeps eating the cereal. Maybe Lucky's got a habit, though drinking doesn't really give people the munchies does it? No..."

"What do we do?" Her voice dropped; pissed off drunken leprechauns seemed like a bad idea.

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[info]i_needsaving
2010-03-02 02:18 pm UTC (link)
Sam just stood there in perplexed silence for a moment as the little people in the cabinet continued their chorus. One part of his mind was aware that the pretty girl was leaning on him, and the rest was fixated on the leprechauns. They certainly were drunk.

"Well, they don't seem to be doing any harm," he said finally, lowering his voice to match hers. "Maybe they'll pass out and sleep it off..." He chuckled. "This is way out of my scope of practice. Maybe we should just let them be for now, and see if we can find out more about them."

Unless the leprechauns were in the mood to chat?

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[info]i_figure
2010-03-03 01:55 am UTC (link)
Fred wasn't trying to give him the wrong idea, but he was real. She knew he was real. The leprechauns? Well, they looked and sounded and definitely smelled real enough, but they weren't. They were like the Cupids, right?

"We better not ask them for their gold. They're probably going to jinx us. They're probably very unlucky." Her voice still hushed, but it didn't seem to work, seeing as the City seemed to have gotten it right this time - luck and gold caught the pair of drunken fellows attention. The way they looked at poor Fred was not at all good. She didn't move away, though; she really couldn't. There was a very tall American not-Wesley-but-sort-of-Wesley behind her.

"Not that I think y'all are. I've never met a leprechaun before, so I don't know how it all works?" They just stared. She hoped that they weren't thinking of doing some weird magic.

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[info]i_needsaving
2010-03-03 02:43 am UTC (link)
Sam hoped he wasn't giving Fred the wrong impression, but she seemed a little bit concerned, so he put his hand on her upper back in an attempt to be reassuring.

He stared back at the leprechauns as they faced off with Fred. "Oh, you mean we're supposed to tell you where the gold is?" he asked sardonically.

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[info]i_figure
2010-03-03 02:54 am UTC (link)
The leprechauns' attention shifted from the physicist to the big man. They didn't seem to be very pleased with the question. No, this wasn't good. She didn't seem to mind the hand to her back, but she thought maybe leaving was a good idea.

"We should maybe leave them to their drinking?" She turned to look up at him, whispering again. "You don't have more, do you? And why are they getting drunk?" As if Sam would really know.

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[info]i_needsaving
2010-03-03 04:14 am UTC (link)
"Sorry!" Sam said, grimacing and raising his other arm in a half shrug. "Sorry."

He pressed his lips together pensively as he looked down at Fred. "I didn't realize I had that," he said, "But I think there's a few beers in the fridge. Or the cooler. Somewhere. If you think that would help?"

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[info]i_figure
2010-03-03 04:18 am UTC (link)
"No, I think drunken leprechauns are probably not a good thing, but I'm trying awfully hard not to stereotype. They don't seem like overly bad drunks. We should probably just avoid the 'l' and 'g' words." Fred nodded, before peeking over her shoulder at the drunken pair in question.

"Though wouldn't it be great if they had gold? I've always wondered what leprechaun gold was like. I guess it'd be like other gold, doesn't make any sense for it to be different. Unless it had some sort of residual mgic or something. That'd be different wouldn't it?" The leprechauns were eying the human pair, well, mostly human. There was no way that tall thing could be human. No way at all.

They returned to their drinking and singing soon enough, but who knew how long it'd last seeing as that bottle would be empty with a few more chugs, especially the way those two were downing it.

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[info]i_needsaving
2010-03-03 04:32 am UTC (link)
"Yeah, no kidding," Sam said, following Fred's gaze. Was it his imagination, or did the little people seemed dubious about him? He probably looked like some kind of big-foot to them, even if he had just shaved. "I wonder if they have..." He mouthed the word rainbow "Bureaus to which they have to report the income generated from...you know. Like the IRS."

"So..." he glanced around the room, a little flabbergasted, trying to think of something else to talk about that did not involve the L words or the G words. Or the rainbows. "Babylon 5 was on last night."

He was being facetious of course. And he sounded like a nerd.

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[info]i_figure
2010-03-03 04:42 am UTC (link)
Fred was trying not to laugh at that one. Rainbow Bureaus? Her head tilted a little at the Babylon 5; her lips parted as if she were going to say something, but...

"Are you drunk, too? Did you get them drunk?!? I know they're magical, but really? They're so tiny, and cute." She looked over her shoulder at the leprechauns. "Well, they could be cute if you squint a little and pretend they're not drinking what has to be 90 proof alcohol. Probably, maybe. Maybe if they had on more clothes?" She looked back up at him.

"You didn't steal there..." She mouthed g-o-l-d. "Not that I think you'd really do that because you seem on the up and up as long as you aren't keeping secrets. Well, the other you, I don't know this you, you you that is you now you not the other you who was the you before you, the you that I know of you, not the you you here, you." The room had grown somewhat quiet as Fred had started that strange bit of talking mainly because the singing behind her had stopped.

Fred looked slowly over her shoulder at two large sets of widened eyes. The leprechauns leaned in and whispered before standing, gathering their clothes, and starting to head to the door. They paused on their way, though, just long enough to leave the rest of whatever they'd been drinking - just one or two shots worth really - at Sam's feet.

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[info]i_needsaving
2010-03-03 05:50 am UTC (link)
Sam just shook his head, chuckling at her musings. "I thought you said no pets?" he teased, before falling silent as he noticed that they were being watched again.

"Was it something we said?" he asked, puzzled, and staring the proffered beverage. "Or..." He glanced at Fred. Were the leprechauns trying to tell them something?

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[info]i_figure
2010-03-03 07:38 am UTC (link)
Fred watched the two leprechauns, not at all expecting that reaction. The two leprechauns didn't even look back at the "human" pair; the tall one was not at all human - they had decided? Fred looked up at Sam, brows furrowing.

"I don't know. They...this is very odd. They were a little drunk? They left some for you?" She looked down at the bottle then back up at him. "Are you sure this never happened to you before? I know this has never happened to me, but this has never happened to you?"

Fred hoped something like this didn't happen to her. She thought through the many encounters. "No, no, this is very strange, and there were demons who wanted to cut my head off and stick it on their leader's body. That's saying a lot, isn't it? I know your demons and my demons aren't the same, but they could be very dangerous."

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[info]i_needsaving
2010-03-03 07:48 pm UTC (link)
Sam shook his head, eyes wide. "Never. I've run into changelings, and even an anti-Claus, but never leprechauns."

He shrugged. "I guess we can worry about them later," he said softly, "I'm glad you didn't get your head transplanted." What? "So..."

No more Babylon 5. "Now what?"

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[info]i_figure
2010-03-03 07:54 pm UTC (link)
"We could follow them. See where they go. Although it will be a little difficult to trail them without their noticing, seeing as they're little bitty and..." Fred looked up at him. "We're not. Actually you're not, I'm more of an average size."

She smiled at him, not meaning to insult him at all. Fred liked Sam, and this one even made funnies. Who knew Sam could make funnies?

"It's not like we need money or gold, but they might lead us to the uhm..headquarters? Do leprechauns have headquarters? We could go to the Library!" Yes, that seemed like a good plan.

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[info]i_needsaving
2010-03-03 11:24 pm UTC (link)
Sam chuckled. If he'd been actually drunk, he might have muttered something about "all the better to sweep you off your feet." But he wasn't drunk--at least he didn't think so--so he held his tongue. For now. Even if it would have served Fred right for picking on him since the minute he didn't recognize her.

Which he still couldn't quite put his finger on.

"The Library," he echoed, "Seems like as good a place as any. Unless you really wanted to follow Merry and Pippin, there."

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[info]i_figure
2010-03-03 11:34 pm UTC (link)
Fred leaned over to grab the bottle, no sense in it getting knocked over, and stopped. He actually said that? She finished grabbing up the bottle and stood, stepping back to look at him. Her head tilted a little as she looked at him.

"Lord of the Rings? Babylon 5? Making jokes? Who are you, and what have you done with Sam Winchester? Or are you normally this silly and nerdy? The whole broody, pensive thing is just some act that you put on to look like a hero because for the most part heroes, champions, whatever you wanna call them tend to do the broody pensive thing much more than the silly, nerdy thing. Not that they are mutually...no, no, they are mutually exclusive." She turned around and set the bottle on the closest flat surface. "Unless you're really and truly you, and you're acting for some reason. Or you're from a time in which broody pensive Sam is no longer needed. You solved the whole big apocalypse, there was an apocalypse, right?"

She glanced back at him before grabbing up her clipboard and her cooled coffee. "Hmm. This is definitely something to think about."

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[info]i_needsaving
2010-03-04 01:43 am UTC (link)
Sam chuckled, crossing his arms and tipping his head curiously as he watched her. It was true. He wasn't usually this carefree. He just wasn't quite sure he could explain it.

"What, you'd prefer it if I spent every waking moment--and most of the sleeping ones--brooding over the fact that the last time I saw my brother, we parted on less than good terms? The fact that the big guy of the bad guys wants to wear me to the prom--and that we're nowhere near solving the whole apocalypse thing?"

He sighed. "I can do that too."

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[info]i_figure
2010-03-04 01:53 am UTC (link)
Fred turned and looked at him. The smile softening with a hint of sadness. She walked back to him and rested her hand where his arms crossed.

"Sorry. Just. Okay, when did you come from? Leprechauns sort of trumped the 'Hi, I'm a new Sam; I really don't know you, you crazy little girl' thing. So, want to grab some food, and warmer coffee? Or just walk. We can still trail them. I didn't mean to bring you down. Or make you be broody and pensive." She shook her head. "Com'on. Put on some more flannel and let's head out."

She took a few steps. "When you looked at your clothes this morning, did it seem like everything you had was green?"

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[info]i_needsaving
2010-03-04 02:02 am UTC (link)
Sam shrugged, as if he were trying to shake off the melancholy. Whether it was working, or not, that was another story.

"I came from...October of 2009, I think," he said, walking over to grab the jacket from the bed. "And yeah," he added, tugging one of the layers aside to reveal a green tee underneath the button-down. "Lots of green."

Another shrug. "What's it like outside?"

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[info]i_figure
2010-03-04 02:16 am UTC (link)
There was the Sam Winchester she usually expected. Not that he wasn't happy or sort of happy or at least smiled sometimes, but there was something going on in that head of his that he just didn't want to let go. Fred did a great job of reminding him, didn't she?

"It's green. Everything is green. It's scary how green. Even my underwear is green. Which is sort of weird because usually I don't care if my unmentionables match, just sort of glad I have them. Though there is something freeing about not having to worry about wearing underwear." She was now in her own special place, or just talking to cover the awkward.

"You can't wear what you don't have, now can you?" She looked up at him, quickly deciding to change the topic. "It's green. The City must have it in its head it's a good time to go green. Which is a really weird thing to say. October 2009. I don't think you were from there, then, not the other you."

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[info]i_needsaving
2010-03-04 02:28 am UTC (link)
Sam just stood there blinking for a moment as Fred babbled on--speaking of Babylon--about her underwear. He may have been the more gentlemanly of the Winchester brothers, but he was still. Well. A guy.

At least he wasn't the only one whose clothing had suffered a makeover right down to the underwear.

"I guess. St. Patrick's day, and all. I wonder if the beer in the fridge is green too," he muttered absentmindedly, thinking out loud. "Which means I've been here for five months, and you didn't even call?" he smirked. "Some fiance you are, young lady."

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