Call A Man Cold
Feb. 2nd, 2014 02:42 amTitle: Call A Man Cold
Summary: Part of the After the End ‘verse. While Cas is away on a supply run, Sam has a seizure outside in the middle of winter. This was written for
rainylemons’ prompt at the
ohsam Sam-centric h/c challenge. She asked for hypothermia, so that’s what she got. Hypothermic!Sam, with a side order of Sam/Cas cuddling.
Characters: Sam/Castiel
Rating: PG-13
Wordcount: 3,151
Warnings: None.
Neurotic Author’s Note # 1: I’ve been meaning to get back to this ‘verse (along with pretty much all my other ‘verses), so it was nice to get a kick in the pants with this prompt. After the End was always meant to be about rebuilding and less about the apocalypse, and I’m glad I got a chance to start showing that here.
Neurotic Author’s Note # 2: Um, someone once said that my Cas is very mean in this ‘verse, and, well, I’m afraid nothing has changed. Cas is very, very broken, and he’s unlikely to get “fixed” and start writing sonnets for Sam. Sorry. (Only, I’m not really sorry. If I was really sorry, I’d write him nicer, wouldn’t I?)
Neurotic Author’s Note # 3: The title is taken from a quote by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow: “Every man has his secret sorrows which the world knows not; and often times we call a man cold when he is only sad.” I thought it was pretty apt, when it came to Cas.
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Summary: Part of the After the End ‘verse. While Cas is away on a supply run, Sam has a seizure outside in the middle of winter. This was written for
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Characters: Sam/Castiel
Rating: PG-13
Wordcount: 3,151
Warnings: None.
Neurotic Author’s Note # 1: I’ve been meaning to get back to this ‘verse (along with pretty much all my other ‘verses), so it was nice to get a kick in the pants with this prompt. After the End was always meant to be about rebuilding and less about the apocalypse, and I’m glad I got a chance to start showing that here.
Neurotic Author’s Note # 2: Um, someone once said that my Cas is very mean in this ‘verse, and, well, I’m afraid nothing has changed. Cas is very, very broken, and he’s unlikely to get “fixed” and start writing sonnets for Sam. Sorry. (Only, I’m not really sorry. If I was really sorry, I’d write him nicer, wouldn’t I?)
Neurotic Author’s Note # 3: The title is taken from a quote by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow: “Every man has his secret sorrows which the world knows not; and often times we call a man cold when he is only sad.” I thought it was pretty apt, when it came to Cas.
( Call A Man Cold )