Oh, It Hasn't Happened Yet.

[rionaleonhart]

I really have come to like Ashes to Ashes rather a lot over the past few weeks. It's certainly more unashamedly fun than Life on Mars, and Alex's initially-grating insanity has gradually become really rather endearing. I AM SORRY FOR DISLIKING YOU AT FIRST, ALEX. I WANT ONLY GOOD THINGS FOR YOU NOW. No, hang on, possibly Gene doesn't actually count as a good thing. MOSTLY GOOD THINGS. MOSTLY GOOD THINGS, ALEX.

Speaking of giant mechanical spiders, did I mention that 'A Very Supernatural Christmas' means that I now feel as if my heart is going to burst out of my chest with love whenever I see Dean wearing his amulet? As he wears it all the time - seriously, this isn't even an exaggeration, which is half the reason for my uncontrollable love - this means that I am fairly likely to actually fall unconscious from too much Winchester-adoration before long.

Two days ago, my brother threw salt in my face and shouted 'Back, you demon!' I wish my siblings shared my fandoms more often! (Hang on, that makes it sound as if I like having salt thrown in my face. I, er, am not a particular fan of being - oh, dear, there's an opportunity for a truly horrendous pun here and I'm not sure I can resist - as-sa(u)lt-ed (I'm so sorry). I just love it when people around me are fannish.)

I feel that an entry about Ashes to Ashes and Supernatural should really end with an attempt to cross them over in some way (THESE ARE THE RULES OF RIONA'S LIVEJOURNAL), but in all honesty I'm not sure sending the Winchesters back to 1981 would make any difference whatsoever. I suppose Sam would be quite annoyed not to have his laptop, and some (certainly not much) of Dean's music wouldn't be around, but that's about it.

Comments

[amy-wolf.livejournal.com]

That'd be pretty nasty for all three. Plus, even if it's nothing more than an inappropriate, horribly disturbing kiss, they're all going to have that moment of worrying that the demon might do more, and knowing they can't stop it. Which would be worst for John, of course, because it's his body and his son. But pretty nasty for Sam. Bad things happening to his brother, Sam's massive daddy issues, "I should be able to help him with my incredibly unreliable telekinesis that's only worked once" issues.

I know what you mean about being nice to the Winchesters. The best I managed was that Top Gear crossover, where Sam and Dean got to hang out with Jeremy one night and drink and pull weird pranks, and nothing bad happened to them the entire story. That was nice.

You could be nice if you aimed small enough? Like Sam and Dean having a really sweet brotherly moment that doesn't center around horrible things happening? Or Sam has a one-night stand with a girl who in the morning gives him a kiss goodbye, calls him sweet, and leaves without suffering any horrible fate whatsoever.

Er, part of my brain may be trying to write Sam/Riona now. In a way that doesn't actually involve you suffering any horrible fate whatsoever (although may suppose you've seen less of the show than you have for plot reasons). But my mind won't quite believe that your name isn't Riona Leon-Hart.

[rionaleonhart]

Do Sam and Dean's sweet brotherly moments ever not centre around horrible things happening? STUPID BOYS, WITH THEIR STUPID INABILITY TO EXPRESS HEARTFELT BROTHERLY LOVE WHEN THEIR LIVES AREN'T CRASHING DOWN AROUND THEM. Also, I find the concept of Sam having sex with a girl and her not subsequently dying horribly a difficult one to comprehend. In fact, by now I imagine Sam would probably be too freaked out by the possibility to have sex with anyone.

If you actually did write Sam/Riona, I would be so amused. (You can call me Riona Leonhart if you like! I feel like a Riona Leonhart in real life sometimes, after all.)

[amy-wolf.livejournal.com]

So Sam being involved with a girl, no actual sex, and her not dying horribly works? How about Sam being involved with a girl, politely implied out-of-scene sex, and then she gets sucked back into her own reality and he thinks she's died horribly? And would it make a difference if the girl was you?

Not that I'm likely to write it any time soon. I've been horribly bogged down, and unable to get anything done.

[rionaleonhart]

Well, he kissed Lori and Sarah, and neither of them died, so I think perhaps the danger is mainly in the sex. And yes, her being sucked back into her own reality would probably work; the universe's aim seems to be more to make Sam miserable than just to kill his girlfriends.

[amy-wolf.livejournal.com]

Okay. Now how would you feel about politely-implied out-of-scene fictional sex with Sam Winchester?

[rionaleonhart]

I would be totally okay with politely-implied out-of-scene fictional sex with Sam Winchester! It falls within my Sam Winchester/all the girls 'ship, after all, and I could do worse in my fictional sex life than an adorkable demon hunter whom I heart to tiny tiny pieces.

Well, all right, it may be difficult to do worse than an adorkable demon hunter who apparently brings death upon anyone he sleeps with. Still.

[amy-wolf.livejournal.com]

That's the great thing; you only wind up apparently dead!