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Lucifer does not want to fight. He does not want to battle. He does not want to kill his family. He is tired. He wants out. He wants to come home. He wants his family back. And if that means admitting his wrong, he'd be willing to make that sacrifice.
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(Tied to the Miracle Child verse, can be read as a stand alone too)
Jack says his first word. Lucifer, Michael and Raphael argue about what it means, but Gabriel might have answer to that...
*Special guest appreance at the end by TFW*
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- Part 3 of Miracle Child
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At a loss for how to get Dean to say yes, Michael comes to a startling realization. Lucifer is having the exact same problem with Sam and if they work together they're much more likely to get consent this century and can move on to killing each other in peace. He doesn't want to hear anything about how unconventional this is and, yes, the apocalypse is absolutely still on.
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Just like Creation, Michael is the first to return. From there, it’s only destined to be of difficulty.
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pages between us written with no end by paradisecas (snowglobegays)
Fandoms: Supernatural (TV 2005)
20 Nov 2022
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It's a product of Michael's neuroses that they’re making food for everyone in the first place. If Adam had his way, he’d hold up Gabriel, Raphael, and Lucifer by the scruffs of their necks while Sam and Dean looked on from a distance, or perhaps he’d have these assessments over the phone. But archangels are clingy and Michael is apparently not the only one who imprinted on Adam—once, on a walk, Adam saw a mother duck being trailed by her four little ducklings and felt an indescribable kinship… not that he’d ever tell anyone—so one thing led to another and now there’s a standing weekly family dinner that Sam, Dean, and their gaggle of annoyances tag along to once a month.
It’s partly Gabriel’s fault too; he’s the one who suggested Sam come along, and where Sam goes so does Dean, but where Dean goes so does Castiel, then Jack—who isn’t that bad, considering—then Eileen and Claire and whoever else the stupid Winchesters deem worthy enough to participate in their so called “archangel wrangling.”
As if they’re the ones doing any wrangling.