True. There isn't ever any real closure to what Lucifer did to them, only
affirmations through conversations that they can continue to live together
through it.
He hadn't needed to be there to understand how much Dean had to stick up
for Ruby in some way. Had a strange demon he didn't come to town and he'd
been there, he'd have something to say or do about it too. It isn't a smile
but an appreciative expression that casts over his features that mirrors
the faintest one. He would repeat it for the rest of his life to Ruby if
needed as there wasn't anything to pardon or forgive for her time with Dean
when he was thought to be as good as gone. It didn't change how he felt
about her either. Nor did it did with Dean. They stood where they last
stood when he had said yes to Lucifer. He had a lot to catch up on as well
as make up for.
He nods affirmly, always the burning question in his mind how angel's in
this timeline changed the course they had been through. At the same time,
he knew better than the disrupt the balance too much by speaking to the
alternate version of himself.
Sam considers his reply carefully. "You could talk to Castiel." He clears
his throat. "There's a lot I don't know about this place either." But if
anyone might know, he would say it is a safe bet it would be an angel among
the few left standing.
He half turns in the direction of Dean's gesture around them. The town had
been jarring when he first arrived. Empty, though lights (electricity)
stood on everywhere. There had soon been the welcoming face of Lucy to
explain what was going on. Had it not been for Ruby by his side during
their first couple of days, it would have been too much to take in alone.
He breathes deeply to come out of his thoughts. "I'm adjusting. There's
worse place to be." Though a part of him wonders if the town can ever feel
like home. It feels too easy, like he's cheated his punishment for saying
'yes' all those years ago. The only thing worthy of focusing on is that he
can finally fulfill his promise to Ruby and say yes to her.
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Date: 2025-04-08 10:37 pm (UTC)True. There isn't ever any real closure to what Lucifer did to them, only affirmations through conversations that they can continue to live together through it.
He hadn't needed to be there to understand how much Dean had to stick up for Ruby in some way. Had a strange demon he didn't come to town and he'd been there, he'd have something to say or do about it too. It isn't a smile but an appreciative expression that casts over his features that mirrors the faintest one. He would repeat it for the rest of his life to Ruby if needed as there wasn't anything to pardon or forgive for her time with Dean when he was thought to be as good as gone. It didn't change how he felt about her either. Nor did it did with Dean. They stood where they last stood when he had said yes to Lucifer. He had a lot to catch up on as well as make up for.
He nods affirmly, always the burning question in his mind how angel's in this timeline changed the course they had been through. At the same time, he knew better than the disrupt the balance too much by speaking to the alternate version of himself.
Sam considers his reply carefully. "You could talk to Castiel." He clears his throat. "There's a lot I don't know about this place either." But if anyone might know, he would say it is a safe bet it would be an angel among the few left standing.
He half turns in the direction of Dean's gesture around them. The town had been jarring when he first arrived. Empty, though lights (electricity) stood on everywhere. There had soon been the welcoming face of Lucy to explain what was going on. Had it not been for Ruby by his side during their first couple of days, it would have been too much to take in alone. He breathes deeply to come out of his thoughts. "I'm adjusting. There's worse place to be." Though a part of him wonders if the town can ever feel like home. It feels too easy, like he's cheated his punishment for saying 'yes' all those years ago. The only thing worthy of focusing on is that he can finally fulfill his promise to Ruby and say yes to her.