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The Language of this Foreign Country by ignipes (PG-13)
Fandom: SUPERNATURAL
Pairing: none, general
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ignipes
Author Website: N/A
Why this must be read:
My favorite thing about Supernatural is the relationship between the two brothers and how they work together. This story really delves into that relationship as Sam tries to figure out Dean’s language and what he’s really saying. I loved this piece, loved how some things Sam can figure out right away and some things it takes him awhile.
Sam has a list in his head. It's a dictionary or a phrasebook, something you'd find in the travel section of the story, small enough that you can keep it in your pocket and pull it out whenever necessary: Translation Guide For People Who Spend Every Waking Hour With People Who Never Say What They Mean. A few more months of compiling this list and he's pretty sure he'll be the world's foremost expert.
He could publish it. Make a killing. Go on Oprah. Retire in style.
So go read it here: The Language of this Foreign Country
As always, if you enjoy the story, let the author know.
Pairing: none, general
Author on LJ:
ignipes Author Website: N/A
Why this must be read:
My favorite thing about Supernatural is the relationship between the two brothers and how they work together. This story really delves into that relationship as Sam tries to figure out Dean’s language and what he’s really saying. I loved this piece, loved how some things Sam can figure out right away and some things it takes him awhile.
Sam has a list in his head. It's a dictionary or a phrasebook, something you'd find in the travel section of the story, small enough that you can keep it in your pocket and pull it out whenever necessary: Translation Guide For People Who Spend Every Waking Hour With People Who Never Say What They Mean. A few more months of compiling this list and he's pretty sure he'll be the world's foremost expert.
He could publish it. Make a killing. Go on Oprah. Retire in style.
So go read it here: The Language of this Foreign Country
As always, if you enjoy the story, let the author know.
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