you should write more! with the leviathan and more!

Oh god! That's a new Pov and its just so sad. I really really wish somehow somewhere she had realised that Sam's the victim too but I guess it implausible. The story almost reduced me to tears too.

Very very good. Never thought of Jess's mother, and I love when people flesh out the tiny characters. It makes the story's world so much richer! Thanks for writing.

Wow. This was absolutely brilliant. It's always fascinating to see this kind of thing - reactions from people who were never in the spotlight but would be affected all the same. Wow.

It's nice that you've found a fresh way to look at the series. I haven't read many fics from Mrs. Moore's perspective. Thanks for an interesting read :-)

Oh wow.

Wowwowwow.

This is so epic.

YOU are so epic.

Fantastic idea, fantastic execution.

Oh God. That was beautiful. O_O

Beautifully different.

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Oh gosh this was gorgeous. I had tears in my eyes at the end. Brilliant, brilliant job. I can't even imagine how much it would kill Sam to know what she'd ended up thinking of him. :(

Oh, that's horrible, just horrible!

Of course poor Jess's Mom! Of course she'd wonder about Sam and perhaps think the worst and just... horrible!

After watching Jus in Bello I wondered about Sam's old college friends seeing the news. And this fic just punched my socks off with the visceral hurt of a grieving mother.

Sigh.

So powerful!

great fic! Thanks for sharing

wow... that was absoultly amazing. Really good job with everything!

Just want you to know you're an amazing writer. I love every single story you've posted, please please keep writing! Thank you!

This is a beautiful and well written story. You deserve special praise for coming up with such a unique idea and making it work so well.

What a powerful, sad, sympathetic piece. I can see Mrs. Moore's pov, even if I know just how innocent and grieved Sam was by her daughter's death. One nitpick though: Sam & Dean said in Wendigo that they stayed in Palo Alto for a week, and I'm sure Sam would have been questioned by the police and cleared. Kind of hard to get past that bit of unbelievability, but still a good a/u kind of tale.

Great piece. Very real, and knowing both sides of the story makes it more painful.