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“Let Me Go”

Dean x “Reader”, Sam, Castiel

Word Count: 2047

Warnings: angst. Seriously…like–way too much angst.

Summary: in one of the most heartbreaking moments of Dean’s life, he and Team Free Will say their goodbyes. (Dean’s POV)

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She’s so beautiful. The way the light shines on her face makes me have to catch my breath every time. I look at her and it’s like staring into the sun, though I can never look away.

She does this thing when she’s thinking, she’ll just nibble on her lip without even noticing she’s doing it. Her skin smells like gentle lavender like the flowers just bloom under her skin. And her eyes–oh, those eyes take me somewhere far away with every glance.

On the horizon, I can see the sun beginning to set. The water is practically still, though the breeze still blows softly through her hair. She’s a force of nature all on her own.

As I study her with tears in my eyes, I watch the final colors left in the sky make her skin glow. Never have I longed for someone the way I do her, and I know that I never will again.

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This is one of my sadder fics. But, honestly…always was one of my favorites.

quantumleapanalyses:

Another possible ending for the episode “Mirror Image”:

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In the past, Donald Bellisario has denied the existence of the alternate ending scripts. We now know the ending mentioned above went through filming, since negatives from the set were found:

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More can be found at QL Negatives!

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                  Prompt 5: Unacceptable, Try Again

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Feel like I rushed this a bit. I’ve been rewatching the A-team and all the stunts they have to pull to break Murdock out of the VA prompted this nonsense. I could rewrite this ending a thousand times and still come up with a different way things could’ve gone. IT DIDN’T NEED TO END LIKE THATJOSEF!!!

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poppetawoppet replied to your post “Okay, @poppetawoppet asked for 2, 13, 19, and 40. Since I already did…”

Lol oops. Let’s say Right Round then

Hahaha remember the time I totally forgot to do this one?

Okay, so. Remember, folks, this one was “ Write an alternative ending to [insert fic title] (or just the summary of one).

And see, the thing about Right Round is that I am a terrible person and considered leaving it at Day 42. That’s, uh, the suicide one. In case you forgot. You know, just leave it with Eliot dead and Parker and Hardison horrified/confused//traumatized/etc. Maybe, oh man, maybe it would’ve done an ABRUPT GENRE CHANGE (because I fucking love those) and segued into my Orpheus & Eurydice fic. Because you fucking know that if any one of them died for any reason, the other two would stop at literally nothing to bring them back.

But no, I am not that cruel. So here, let me figure out how to do a Read More and tell you a story.

This starts from Day 100, and I will give you a little refresher of what happened then (aka: the entire scene up until where the changes start):

One Hundred

It’s Thursday 100, he thinks, and Parker’s pulling him gently off a guy. He doesn’t look down to see what he’s done to him. Just dully lets Parker buckle him into the truck, watches as she slides in and Hardison slides in the other side. They leave plenty of space around him in the middle, and it feels like an ocean. It doesn’t matter that they’ve seen what he’s really capable of, because tomorrow will be another Thursday and they won’t remember.

“I love you guys,” he says suddenly, the words catching in his throat and tearing out, rough. His eyes are burning, and he scrubs at them with bloody hands.

“I’d do anything to keep you safe,” he says. “Anything.”

He flinches when Hardison’s hand comes up, forces himself to still against his automatic reflex.

Hardison’s thumb rubs gently at a spot on Eliot’s face, and crusted dried blood flakes into Eliot’s lap. “We know,” Hardison murmurs.

Parker keeps glancing over at him, but is silent as she drives.

After a while, she pulls up to a cheap motor lodge, goes into the main office and returns with a key, which she pushes into Hardison’s hand. That’s okay, Eliot thinks. That’s okay, he can sleep in the truck.

But they pull him out after them and he lands on unsteady legs. He feels dazed, and everything is fuzzy.

They hustle him inside and into the bathroom, take his bloody clothes and push him into the shower before leaving him alone. It takes a long time for the water to run clear.

Long after his fingers have pruned, when he can’t stand the way the water sliding down his body starts to feel like blood, he gets out and dries off. They left him his go bag. He pulls on clothes and opens the door.

They’re already asleep, together on the bed, Parker curled up and Hardison curled around her, not quite touching. Eliot stands and watches, for a long moment. He doesn’t know what they want.

Instead of trying to guess, instead of waiting for them to wake up, or waking them up to ask, he readjusts the go bag over his shoulder. He doesn’t let the door slam on his way out.

If he were a good man, if he were a man deserving of the trust they put in him, he would wait in the truck, make sure they were safe for the rest of this Thursday and start again in the Thursday morning. But he’s not. They’re safe, and it’s night, and while it doesn’t matter what he does because tomorrow is still Thursday, he can’t stay here.

There’s a highway running along the motor lodge, and it’s easy enough to hitchhike up the road in the dark alone. Everything is still fuzzy, he’s still numb, and it’s enough to let him fall asleep against the window of a semi.

He wakes up at 2am and stares blearily at the clock for a moment before it registers. He asks the driver what day it is. When it finally sinks in that it’s Friday, he knows he should feel relief. Knows he should feel something, anything.

He’s just so tired.

At the next truck stop, he gets out and goes into the tiny, 24-hour restaurant attached. He sits down, gets a plate of sausage and eggs. He doesn’t know why he’s running from them, he just has a vague sense that he should be gone. That they would want him gone, after watching him-

And yet, he’s not surprised when two bodies slide into the seat across from him. Somewhere, he’d known they would come after him. Somewhere he’d known that it wouldn’t be this easy to slip away.

“Hey,” Hardison says, quiet. “What’s going on, man?”

When Eliot looks up, Parker is looking scared – of him? He doesn’t know – and Hardison is looking worried. Eliot wants to smooth out the crease between his brows, to tell him it doesn’t matter, but instead, he says, “It’s Friday.”

“Yeah,” Hardison agrees. “What’s special about Friday?”

“It hasn’t been Friday in a long time,” Eliot says. He feels like a glass figurine that’s been glued back together. Like moving wrong is going to shatter the perfect stillness inside of him.

Hardison nods, like that makes any sense. He reaches across the table, and carefully pries the fork out of Eliot’s hand, carefully slides his fingers through Eliot’s, to stop him from digging his fingernails into his hand.

“Okay,” Hardison says. “Okay, but it’s Friday now, and that’s… good?”

Parker gets up, slides into the booth next to him. They’re boxing him in, and that’s- He should feel threatened, obvious escape routes cut off by people who could be planning to- But he doesn’t. His knuckles are white where he’s gripping Hardison’s hand.

“I don’t know if tomorrow’s gonna be Saturday,” he says into the silence. “Or if this’ll-”

“If what will?” Parker asks when he drifts off. She takes his other hand, slow and careful like she’s afraid he might break.

He shudders once, twice, and takes his first deep breath since he beat the man in charge of the whole operation to death. He explains the whole thing to them. Explains how he knew what was going to happen yesterday morning, how he knew how to get them safe, how it didn’t always work.

How he’d watched them die over, and over, and over again.

When he’s done, Hardison’s knuckles are white, and Parker’s clutching his hand so tight he can feel the bones grind together.

“I-” he says. “I didn’t know if-”

Parker leans across him, grabs his go bag from the seat next to him, and gets up, but doesn’t let go of his hand, pulling him out of the booth after her. She drops a couple crisp bills on the table as Hardison comes round so Eliot’s sandwiched between them, a hand in each of theirs.

They walk him out to the truck, bundle him in like they had less than twelve hours ago. He can feel new cracks spreading through the cold that’s been surrounding him as Hardison pulls him tight against his body, as Parker slides in and presses against his side. Like they know he needs this to be grounded, like it doesn’t matter that Hardison hates having people touch him while he drives, and Parker doesn’t like being this close to people, period, most the time.

They pull into an econolodge an exit down the highway. Parker goes into the main office to get them a room, and Hardison stares out the windshield while he says, “I don’t know if you’re having a psychotic break or what, but- You gotta know we wouldn’t leave you behind. No matter what.”

Eliot nods a little, because yeah, he does know that usually. He thinks.

Up in the room, they push him toward one of the double beds. When they both get in after, cuddled up to him on both sides and holding on tight, he feels something crack inside of himself and he starts shivering, hard.

“You’re okay,” Hardison murmurs. “You’re gonna be okay. We’ve got you.”

He keeps up a steady stream of meaningless words and sentences while Parker just tightens her grip on him until he knows her fingers will be leaving bruises. And still, he can’t stop shivering.

He’s not sure if he falls asleep or passes out.

When he wakes up, he’s on his side with Hardison curled around him, still fast asleep, and Parker sitting up against the headboard, on the edge of the bed.

“Sorry,” he croaks out. He’s sorry for making them watch him kill someone, for making them worry, for not being okay, for making them take care of him, for making them uncomfortable. He’s sorry for so many things, but not that it’s finally Friday.

Parker just shakes her head and grins. “As long as you’re here, it’s okay,” she says.

“We love you, too,” Hardison says from behind him, his arm tightening. “So whatever this is, we’ll deal with it. If it’s- it’s- if you’re going crazy or it’s magic or whatever. We’ll be okay.”

Eliot lets himself relax back into Hardison’s grip. He wasn’t sure he believed that, but as long as the days kept moving forward, he could hope.

THE END

Epilogue

And then they done had sex.

THE END FOR REAL

I miss Klaroline and writing —so here’s a little something on how I would’ve ended The Originals.

I never really got into The Originals so some stuff may be off [aka the dealing of The Hollow] so woops.

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He walked slowly through his city, drinking in every last sight of it. Taking time to remember his life. His long, glorious, psychotic life.

It has to end. Enough.” He thought.

He had snuck away from his family. Looked back one last time at each of their faces. At hers. One last look and then he vamped off into the night.

There were no other options, but there was this. The one thing he could do to set things right and make the sacrifice play no one thought he was capable of.

Part of him tightened and fought back. Not being there to protect her. Watch her grow. Love her. His Hope.

A tear began to form and he wiped it away. What was he doing? He already made his decision.

“I am Niklaus Mikealson!” He roared into the darkness. He crumpled onto a nearby bench, hung his head and whispered, “this is penance, this is what must be done.”

A voice cut through the night.

“Well, that was dramatic.”

Elijah.

“What are you doing here, brother?” Klaus asked.

Elijah was silent, looking at him.

Klaus grew frustrated, “did you come here for a show? Front row seat? Did you not think I had the stomach for it? Come to ensure I finished the job?”

Klaus bristled at the thought that his brother saw his hesitation.

“Not in the slightest, Niklaus. I know you’re going to do it to protect her. To protect everyone.”

“Then, I love you, brother, but go aw—“

“To me. You’re going to do it to me,” Elijah interrupted.

“Elijah, what are you playing at?” Klaus was almost irritated.

“Ever since…ever since…” he choked. Tears forming.

Steadily, Elijah regained his composure

“Ever since she died, and I remembered. I can’t be here anymore. I can’t be…I can’t be. It has to be me.”

Klaus realized Elijah intended to take his place.

“You can be here. A father. A better man. Niklaus, it has been the honor of my life to be your brother. To watch you grow into…into this.” Elijah motioned to Klaus.

Klaus was stunned, just staring at his brother.

“I already had the Hollow removed. I apologize for not giving you notice, I knew you’d just fight me. Freya is a good secret keeper.”

The air was heavy. The bayou humidity palpable.

Elijah’s eyes gleamed. “I’ll be with you always. Talk about me. Remember me. Love me. Always & Forever.”

Klaus finally found his tongue. Tears pricked his eyes.

“Always & Forever,” Klaus croaked.

Elijah produced a White Oak stake from his suit pocket and handed it silently to Klaus.

They looked at each other. Brother & brother. Deafening silence hung between them. Years, centuries, millenia.

“Always & Forever,” Klaus repeated, lifting his hand to the White Oak stake.

1 MONTH LATER

Klaus slowly walked along a familiar street. Taking in his city and remembering Elijah. His life was Elijah’s gift. He intended to make him proud. To live it as a better man.

He walked up to a familiar large wooden door and knocked.

The sound of children tinkled through the quiet suburb.

“I told you, Josie, the answer is going to be a firm n—“

The woman who opened to door stopped in her tracks as she and Klaus made eye contact.

Blue eyes reflecting surprise and shock, she tucked a strand of her blonde hair behind her ear, fidgeting.

“Klaus,” she breathed in disbelief.

He smiled his devilish smile.

“Hello, Caroline.”

Original japanese version of King of the Hill finale (Alternate Ending)

lizann5869:

New, New Us

Another short fic prompt: write an alternate ending to an episode or scene. I chose a scene from New Earth. Tagging @doctorroseprompts.

“What?”


Rose smiled as they lay in the apple grass. “You’re different.”


“New, new Doctor.”


He didn’t feel particularly new, though. Of course, now he was sort of brown, as opposed to sort of blue, and his fashion sense could best be described as “geek chic”. But he was still the same man who had kissed the vortex out of Rose Tyler. He was the same man who’d regenerate again and again for her, if the situation called for it. There was a word for that feeling, he knew, and if he admitted to it, acknowledged it, the universe could punish him for it. And, besides, the human word was so small for something so large.


As all these thoughts careened through his Impressive Time Lord Brain in the span of a millisecond, a wind gust blew Rose’s blonde hair into her face. She raised a hand to push it away, and the Doctor learned something else about himself.


His impulse control wasn’t quite as strong anymore. Even if he couldn’t say the word, the desire to show her how he felt was too overwhelming.


The Doctor brushed the errant locks behind her ear then slipped his hand around to the back of her neck, gently pulling her closer as he raised up to meet her. He saw it, the moment when the Rose realized what was about to happen. She leaned in and he met her in the middle. Their lips met, and they were far too distracted with each other to notice they were being watched.

The Blood King and His Queen Alternate Ending????

I don’t know if you guys remembered, but I was planning on making an alternate ending… are any of you still interested? Or should I just scrap it?

Let me know your thoughts!

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