I Want Things To Be

“Come Forth as Gold” 

Author: fullprice / @fullpriceforlatepizza Artist: swedenish / @swedenis-h

Rating: Teen and Up Archive warnings: None Length:  40,056 words Tags:  hurt/comfort, angst with a happy ending, grief, caretaking, character death Relationships: Dean/Castiel

Summary:  

Endings are hard.

Not because of loose ends or bitter fans.

But because you’re left living through it. Living with it.

Beginnings are full of hope: questions answered, villains thwarted, and everyone lives. But justice does not always prevail, heroes can be broken, and Death, eventually, comes to call. And none of it will seem to mean anything. I’m telling you, they’re the worst.

Stull Cemetery was the last Dean would see of Bobby, Sam, or Adam. But not Cas. This point next week Dean and Cas will be at Singer Salvageyard. Both broken, both human, both living with an ending. Endings are hard.

Not because of loose ends or bitter fans.

But because you’re left living through it. Living with it.

Beginnings are full of hope: questions answered, villains thwarted, and everyone lives. But justice does not always prevail, heroes can be broken, and Death, eventually, comes to call. And none of it will seem to mean anything. I’m telling you, they’re the worst.

Stull Cemetery was the last Dean would see of Bobby, Sam, or Adam. But not Cas. This point next week Dean and Cas will be at Singer Salvage yard. Both broken, both human, both living with an ending.

5x14 my bloody valentine makes me a little crazy I think.