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( open ) could make me be true, could make me feel blue
Who: Sam Winchester and YOU
Where: Various
When: 4/1
Rating: PG/PG-13, maybe, for language
Summary: When your closest friend disappears, when you'll never see them again, it gets hard.
The Story:
fifth floor, 013
[ The door to his tiny room is ajar, because - who cares? After Dan's message, Sam had been absolutely unsure of what to do with himself. Evie, gone. His closest confidante, out of Wonderland for good, after all her - what, seven? - years of being here. He thinks of his upcoming "anniversary" and feels seized with panic, with painful awareness of everyone that he's lost over time.
Dizziness briefly overtakes him. He sits on the edge of the bed.
Sam spends a long time just staring blearily at the wall opposite, where (if you can find it amid the mess), there's a fist-sized hole from not long earlier. ]
the library
[ Sam is completely absorbed. He doesn't look any less exhausted or generally awful, but he's standing near the stacks with a letter in his hands, one that he will stow away should anyway speak to him. In the meantime, though, the younger Winchester spends a good amount of time doing this before he lifts his gaze, stares, unseeing, at the shelves in front of him, and then sits himself down at his usual table within the library.
You're not really supposed to talk in libraries, and he doesn't seem up for much conversation, but maybe you could get a word or two out of him. ]
the bar
[ He shouldn't be working, probably, because he's far from social and is liable to mix up the orders. All the same, Sam is standing behind the bar, expression haggard, and rubbing absentmindedly at a glass like an animatronic in a theme park show. Sometimes, he'll break from this action to make himself a drink, though that does little to nothing to improve his mood or appearance.
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Where: Various
When: 4/1
Rating: PG/PG-13, maybe, for language
Summary: When your closest friend disappears, when you'll never see them again, it gets hard.
The Story:
fifth floor, 013
[ The door to his tiny room is ajar, because - who cares? After Dan's message, Sam had been absolutely unsure of what to do with himself. Evie, gone. His closest confidante, out of Wonderland for good, after all her - what, seven? - years of being here. He thinks of his upcoming "anniversary" and feels seized with panic, with painful awareness of everyone that he's lost over time.
Dizziness briefly overtakes him. He sits on the edge of the bed.
Sam spends a long time just staring blearily at the wall opposite, where (if you can find it amid the mess), there's a fist-sized hole from not long earlier. ]
the library
[ Sam is completely absorbed. He doesn't look any less exhausted or generally awful, but he's standing near the stacks with a letter in his hands, one that he will stow away should anyway speak to him. In the meantime, though, the younger Winchester spends a good amount of time doing this before he lifts his gaze, stares, unseeing, at the shelves in front of him, and then sits himself down at his usual table within the library.
You're not really supposed to talk in libraries, and he doesn't seem up for much conversation, but maybe you could get a word or two out of him. ]
the bar
[ He shouldn't be working, probably, because he's far from social and is liable to mix up the orders. All the same, Sam is standing behind the bar, expression haggard, and rubbing absentmindedly at a glass like an animatronic in a theme park show. Sometimes, he'll break from this action to make himself a drink, though that does little to nothing to improve his mood or appearance.
Shocker. ]
fifth floor, 013
Those were the things rolled right off his shoulders.
Wonderland didn't feel the same without her, and he only really had the past two years to work off of. Sam had a heavier burden to shoulder, there was more there. Since Jess Dean's never seen him look at someone the way he looked at Evie. That's enough to get him up the flights of stairs to his room.]
Sam, four corners aren't gonna do shit for you right now and you know it.
[There's no knock but there's no force behind the way he kicks open the door. He's got his flask in hand, still cold from siphoning some of his good shit into it. An old family recipe to take the edge off. Dean tosses it in the direction of his brother.]
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Nothing's gonna do much for me right now, he thinks dully, but doesn't say. ]
Yeah. [ But he'd rather be here right now, mired in his tiny room and his expansive thoughts. Should've actually closed the door. ] I know.
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Look, I know there was a lot between you guys.
[More than he knew, or could even cop to. He'd already seen the note. The shit about Hannigar and what he did the first few times around.]
But I can tell you for sure- she'd think the whole shut-in routine's a load of crap.
[Go ahead and lock your door, Sam, Dean's not above picking it. There's always a set of lock picks in his back pocket for that and the other situations where a good old B&E might be necessary.]
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end thread?
Bar
It was a day that ends in Y, so of course Daisy was at the bar. Not that she was a lush by any means, but, she did enjoy being around other people at times. Spotting Sam at the bar, Daisy takes a seat on one of the stools before she takes in his appearance. His mind clearly somewhere else right now. Has he even noticed her take a seat?]
You alive in there?
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[ Physically, anyway. He sets down the glass and then actually looks at her, though his gaze is clearly fatigued. ]
What can I get you?
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Dunno. What do you recommend?
[Honestly she probably would've just asked for a beer, but, she's trying to make conversation.]
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bar
It's a way of respecting their privacy when Wonderland doesn't make privacy the easiest thing to maintain.
But she has a good read on people most of the time, and she's not heartless either. Which is why she'll intercept him at the bar and take the perfectly clean glass from him and putting it away decisively.]
You look like you should be on the other side of the bar today.
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M'fine. [ He's said that a lot today.
There are no more glasses to 'clean,' so he just stands there, staring off ahead into the empty bar. ]
You can probably take off. It's clearly not jam-packed in here.
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[She won't argue with him about his own mental state, even if it's clear she's not convinced.
She also doesn't appear to be leaving.]
In that case, you can pour me one. I'm already here. Might as well do something while I'm here.
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library
Stopping in front of him, she holds the paper up, and she doesn't even know what to say, until: ]
What the fuck? How did she leave messages for us if all our things leave when we're gone gone?
[ It's a shred of doubt that this is real, a scrap of hope or something else, whatever you want to call it. In theory, all of this should have disappeared, too. ]
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[ She'd intended for them to then belong to their recipients, so... he assumes that's the reason. At the moment, Sam is less interested in Wonderland's mysteries than ever. ]
You got one too, huh? [ He asks, despite knowing the answer already. ]
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library
And maybe see if Rick's got any of his tech put in yet. She kinda wants to see what that crazy old coot is gonna do.
It's this wandering that leads her, accidentally, to Sam, and she stops short of running into him as she turns a corner.]
Hey... [She rubs her shoulder.] Kinda... Heh... Kinda quiet in here, huh?
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Uh - Yeah. [ He glances around, briefly, and sighs. ] Feels empty.
[ It always will, now, without Evie. ]
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bar
I'm sorry, man. I know you were close to her.
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[ Instead, she'd vanished, surprising everyone. Why her? And why now? ]
... Did you know her?
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library }
And also to check on Sam.
Her options were bar or library, and library happened to be a lucky guess. She knows she's likely a poor consolation prize compared to what he's lost, but Sam is her friend,and she wants to make sure he's okay. Or at last he will be.
She spots him at his table, before making her way closer.]
I heard about Evelyn. I'm sorry.
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[ Not without its librarian. Not without his closest friend in the place.
Sam swallows. ]
Everyone loses people, here. You're either the one who goes, or the one left behind.
[ It's happen to him a dozen times over. ]
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bar;
That's likely why he's here, after finding a certain letter addressed to him.]
I'm a bit shocked you're serving today, Samuel.
[The normal lilting tone to his voice is missing today.]
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There's a slow exhale. ]
It takes up time. [ It's something to do that isn't sitting around in his room, punching more holes in the walls. He wets his lips, setting down the already-clean glass. ]
You don't come here much. [ As if to ask: "What's the occasion?" But, he knows. ]
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library;
And that makes her feel too guilty to just leave him alone like that.
So she moves over until she's standing next to the table he's sitting at, trying to hide her social awkwardness behind her usual pokerface but only succeeding halfway. ]
.. Hey.
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Hey. [ There's a pause before he gestures to the table. ] ... You're welcome to sit, if you want.
[ Not that he's great company at the moment, but... ]
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library
[It might usually be Sam's table, but today, it's turned into Dipper's fort. He's underneath it, surrounded by stacks of books. He's got the journal Evelyn left him open in his lap and he's taking notes. And... not prepared for someone to sit down and kick him.
....okay, to be fair, Sam probably wasn't expecting someone to have set up shop under the table, but Dipper still gives him an annoyed look as he crawls out.]
I was researching.
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Sorry. I'll grab another table. [ Though he does slow down as he catches sight of all the books, brows twitching at confusion. ] ... Any reason you're doing it down there, though?
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library
She has so many questions. She doesn’t even expect to see Sam there until she ends up in a chair next to him, and looks up.]
… Hey.
[Shepard still has the letter in her hand, which she lays face-down on the table.]
How’re you, uh… doing?
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[ A lot of people have questions today - questions about Evie in particular - but Sam... doesn't. Not yet. Today is a day for spacing out, for trying not to think too much, for keeping his head above water.
He swallows, glancing to Shepard. ]
Fine. [ Yup, he's clearly fine. ] ... You?
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