LOL for your icon.... LOVE it to bits and may have to gakk.
Also, wow, what a compliment! Like I said, the more I found out about the family Winchester in "TuF", the more I knew I had to write the story of Beverly. But my main angst has been, all along, how people would react to the presence of a woman like her - like what she represents - in John's (and the boys') lives. So I let Dean have that reaction for the audience, and I think that worked.
As for talking to Gareth... I realized I needed some fast exposition or they would never get a handle on the case. But talking to him? That was pure channeling of Dead Like Me / Pushing Daisies.
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Date: 2008-06-27 03:50 pm (UTC)Also, wow, what a compliment! Like I said, the more I found out about the family Winchester in "TuF", the more I knew I had to write the story of Beverly. But my main angst has been, all along, how people would react to the presence of a woman like her - like what she represents - in John's (and the boys') lives. So I let Dean have that reaction for the audience, and I think that worked.
As for talking to Gareth... I realized I needed some fast exposition or they would never get a handle on the case. But talking to him? That was pure channeling of Dead Like Me / Pushing Daisies.