Idek, maybe I'm hormonal right now or something, but - and I know commenters say this all the time, only I actually mean it - this made me cry. I had to go take a break.
The writing is so clean, and I'm a big admirer of clean since I can so rarely manage it myself. I love how he calls Bobby "Bob", it sort of brings home that the Bobby Singer he knows isn't the exact same man the Winchesters know, and that maybe he knows him better.
I want moooore. This is a story told between the facts, and it's frustrating on the first read because I waaaant to know what happened in Omaha and about the love of his life. And then I realize that the story isn't about the facts - it's about Johnnie Walker Blue. Which is probably why this became so poignant; no facts, just the raw emotion.
It's a brilliant job. And now I'm going to go watch Weekend At Bobby's again, right after I put this in my rec list.
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The writing is so clean, and I'm a big admirer of clean since I can so rarely manage it myself. I love how he calls Bobby "Bob", it sort of brings home that the Bobby Singer he knows isn't the exact same man the Winchesters know, and that maybe he knows him better.
I want moooore. This is a story told between the facts, and it's frustrating on the first read because I waaaant to know what happened in Omaha and about the love of his life. And then I realize that the story isn't about the facts - it's about Johnnie Walker Blue. Which is probably why this became so poignant; no facts, just the raw emotion.
It's a brilliant job. And now I'm going to go watch Weekend At Bobby's again, right after I put this in my rec list.