That was so sad. I actualy cried a little.

*Gawk* Say...what...? That's not the happy ending. Well...unless you have a rather morbid notion of happy endings...

But really well written. It's amazing how you managed to use the word in each section and created a story out of 5 drabbles. Very, VERY impressive. Seriously, well done!

~ Trina ~

Nonononnonononononono. Still clinging onto a happy ending...

~ Trina ~

Ah, I suspected as much. At least he remembers Dean... Still a sliver of hope for a happy ending.

~ Trina ~

I love the ambiguity of which brother is which, and who's the one that's a little diseased up.

Still hoping for a happy ending... Don't disappoint me!

~ Trina ~

Oh ouch. That's...dark. And angsty. Which I like but it means I have to read the rest, in hopes of finding a happy ending, which these brothers desperately need!

~ Trina ~

Seriously? You really need to warn people! If I had known it was coming, I wouldn't be so upset. You... you... made Sam a zombie and then made Dean kill him... and then you had Dean kill himself. I'm just flabbergasted. I totally understand why this one is titled Ripped Apart, because you certainly did an adequate job of ripping me apart.

I must say, despite how much I didn't like the outcome in this one, I felt compelled to read all five chapters, so you must've done something right. :-)

very nice set of drabbles Tribble - very dark and angsty, just how I like them!

Edina

Hells Bells, this one is dark! Stephen-King-Dark-Tower dark, or x-mas-with-Kripke dark. It hurts, it unsettles, it's brilliant! Really, loved it (guess dark is simply my colour :-) Well, the line with the grey matter... that was gross. But hey, you managed to put a whole story in a nutshell, in 5 short chapters with so much desperation and emotion from both sides... I'm in awe. Perhaps - some day - a longer version? And a huge ROFL for Yohko Benningtons review - nice picture :-)

xxx

Kate

... and this again leaves no doubts as to their connection as brothers, even if the times are the most desperate; and obviously the cause justifies the means in the end.

I would have expected nothing else from Dean, to be honest. First finishing off his undead brother (gone Zombi) and then himself - both in an act of mercy.

Tragic and so sad, TTM.

I love how he come to awareness a bit more upon seeing Dean. It speaks of their close connection.

Poor Dean... poor Sammy.

*sniffle*

Oi, tense start. *off to read on*

Hi TM,

I don't recognize the comic book reference, but the angst is pure Winchester. Nice one.

Sue