a man takes his sadness down to the river and throws it in the river but then he's still left with the river. A man takes his sadness and throws it away but then he's still left with his hands.
she felt like a scolded child, in trouble after doing wrong. a small sigh escaped her, feet moving as she took a step away before turning, hand reaching for her drink on the table.
“Yeah, okay..” [ a quick glance up, arched eyebrow as she watched him for a moment ] “Do…D’you want me to come with you?”
it’s a dangerous game that sam is playing with ruby. he’s teetering between dean and ruby, between brother and lover. he can’t stop, though. ruby has him by the throat and dean has him by the heart, and sam knows there’s no way he’s getting out of this w h o l e .
Frequently on edge, aware of the constant perils and danger that the surrounding world brought, the familiar presence put the rebel at ease, if only slightly,
”Ah, hello, Sam.”
”How have you been holding up?”
❝ hey, cas. ❞
he grins, letting his hand fall down to his side and away from the knife inside his jacket.
❝ been getting by. what about you? you doing alright? ❞
[ His hands were weary, oh but they were clever and angry. There was blood that he could never wash off, but The Doctor couldn’t seem to care. It was something that had happened suddenly. His hearts were slowly changing. None of his companions ever noticed, they were a bit too thick to notice the way he seemed to have quit moping about when coming to pick them up. His palms pressed against the railing around the TARDIS’s console platform, his weight leaning against the cool metal. ]
❝Welcome to my little world…❞
there’s no way this is possible.
okay, well, sam’s been around enough to know there probably is a way this is possible, but there damn well shouldn’t be. there’s no rational way this entire…. thing… can be inside a tiny little police box. sam’s studied physics. it’s just not possible.
❝ ————— wow. ❞
he doesn’t exactly know what else to say, not faced with this technological monstrosity and the odd old man before him.