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[ladysunshines]

Who: Bethany Hawke and Sam Winchester
Where: Sam's room, then probably -- in Sam's room?
When: A day before the Aether leak!
Rating: PG-13 at highest.
Summary: Bethany fulfills a promise to a new friend.
The Story: It's been a month, now.

A month of sitting in her room and staring at her hands, wondering if there's anything different beneath her skin. Reanimated corpses didn't look alive -- she knew that much from when they'd found her mother. Whatever strangeness this was, it wasn't that.

It's the flower that she carefully hung from her roof to dry, safe and away from tiny paws, that reminds her that she promised Sam that she would see him. She still doesn't really know how to work the devices aside from the video function.

She heaves a deep sigh, makes sure both the pets have food, and heads to where Sam is listed as staying.

I should've called first, she thinks as she lifts her hand to knock.

Too late now, though. Too late for a lot of things.

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[ofletters]

In other words, they're both total nerds.

"No, but it does take away the knowledge we get here," Sam reminds her, frowning. "Completely, as far as I can tell."

Trying to find a way to retain those memories was one of his long-term goals, though there hasn't been much progress on that front.

[ladysunshines]

"Which, I am reminded, is why I'm here today." Aside from talking about the whole 'dying' thing.

The knowledge that she was hoping to gain from him about the device. She draws her phone out of her pocket.

"If you're still willing to help me, of course."

[ofletters]

"Oh - Yeah, 'course." He'd nearly forgotten about that, if only because the mage had died soon after the conversation and... well, that's a pretty distracting thing. Sam smiles hastily, pulling out his own device, glancing between the two.

"Alright, so... is there anything specific you want to know about, or how to do, first? Or should I just do a general run-through kind of thing?"

[ladysunshines]

While she's gotten down the basics, she's sure that it would still be helpful to have an explanation. She turns her device in her hands.

"I'd love a basic overview of what this thing is exactly supposed to do. I know what people use it for, of course, but that's rarely an object's only intended purpose."