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Sam Winchester (gradeafreak) wrote in colligo_network,
@ 2013-01-13 21:11:00

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adam milligan, benny lafitte, dean winchester, elizabeth lafitte, gabriel, jo harvelle-wuornos, lucifer, sam winchester

Right. So. Hi. I'm Sam, and I have no idea what is going on.

Any chance someone out there could offer up an explanation?

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gradeafreak
2013-01-14 07:37 am UTC (link)

Trust you? This isn't about trust and I never said anything had to change. I just...

Dean, look at this from my perspective. I show up, find out that you're here, you're chummy with Lucifer, you're friends with a vampire, and you don't even tell me you're married. I have to find that out from Gabriel, first. At this point, I'm still trying to figure out if you're actually you because everything I have ever been taught or told tells me not to buy into any of this.

And see that? Right there? The casual mention that you have kids, like that's something I should easily see you doing? That's what I'm talking about!

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righteousman
2013-01-14 07:45 am UTC (link)

This is everything to do with trust, Sam.

I was dealing with you immediately jumping on Lucifer, who I'm definitely not chummy with thank you, and Benny and everything else. I was going to get to Claire and the kids, but then Gabriel beat me to it like an asshole. And yes, I have kids. Jack and Meri are eleven and Gabi's six. It's a thing with this place. Sometimes kids grow up a little overnight. Then there's Emma. And Jesse. You remember them? Before you say anything, Emma is trying. And if you try to kill her again, I won't even have to do anything, because Gabriel will turn you inside out. He has a soft spot for her. Not saying you will, just putting it out there.

I have kids. It's just a fact. And not one I'm going to hide, because I'm not ashamed of my kids.

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gradeafreak
2013-01-14 12:22 pm UTC (link)

You aren't listening to anything I'm saying, Dean. I never said you should be ashamed of your kids, and I'm not saying I don't trust your judgement. I'm saying that I don't see why you don't get how hard all of this is to just buy into. I'm not attacking you and I'm getting a little tired of you acting like you're being persecuted, here. Like I'm the one at fault for not ignoring a lifetime of training because someone who looks like my brother, but isn't acting like him, tells me it's okay to do that.

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