Seriously. This is what I'd imagine a movie-length SPN to be like. The characterisations are so spot-on, I'm seeing it play like a film in my head. Dean and Sam's brotherly interactions are captured absolutely perfect, that funny sort of tension that underlies everything they do, the give and take, the teamwork, the awkwardness and the casual affection - it blows my mind. *How* did you do this so perfectly?
And John. Oh, my dog, I love John. You've created him precisely as I imagine, flawed and screwed up and bottled so tight it's a wonder he doesn't just explode in a spray of suds ... but a good man, withal, well-meaning in his however-cockeyed intentions, and devoted to his sons.
Beverly? Is so effortlessly real I feel like I already know her. I forget she's not something instrinsic to the show. And somehow you've made the view from her eyes seem effortless and realistic and utterly amazing. Her psychology and her observations of John and the boys (and her fears for the boys, initially) are perfect.
Yeah. I'm lovin' this an awful lot. Plus ending up friggin' chatting with Gareth the ghost? LOL, was just the sort of off-kilter thing we'd expect Show to give us.
Heh. I am a happy reader. And if I don't manage another long comment in the chapters to follow, know that I'm raving internally with every single page. You? Are amazing. And this so definitely goes to mems.
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Seriously. This is what I'd imagine a movie-length SPN to be like. The characterisations are so spot-on, I'm seeing it play like a film in my head. Dean and Sam's brotherly interactions are captured absolutely perfect, that funny sort of tension that underlies everything they do, the give and take, the teamwork, the awkwardness and the casual affection - it blows my mind. *How* did you do this so perfectly?
And John. Oh, my dog, I love John. You've created him precisely as I imagine, flawed and screwed up and bottled so tight it's a wonder he doesn't just explode in a spray of suds ... but a good man, withal, well-meaning in his however-cockeyed intentions, and devoted to his sons.
Beverly? Is so effortlessly real I feel like I already know her. I forget she's not something instrinsic to the show. And somehow you've made the view from her eyes seem effortless and realistic and utterly amazing. Her psychology and her observations of John and the boys (and her fears for the boys, initially) are perfect.
Yeah. I'm lovin' this an awful lot. Plus ending up friggin' chatting with Gareth the ghost? LOL, was just the sort of off-kilter thing we'd expect Show to give us.
Heh. I am a happy reader. And if I don't manage another long comment in the chapters to follow, know that I'm raving internally with every single page. You? Are amazing. And this so definitely goes to mems.
On with the show! :-)