Guess I should probably get on that before summertime.
C'mon, grab that end over there; let's get the hell out of here. [He gives pause.] ... I don't think the elevator works, so I hope you're ready for a real fun trip down some stairs.
[It's fine, it's a nice day for brotherly bonding through bickering about moving furniture.]
Pretend it's one of Dad's lessons in how to field carry an injured civilian. And if you don't do it quick enough, you won't get that gross cheeseburger you obsessed over in that Milwaukee diner that you made us double back around to get more of.
[He supposes they're, uh. On their way home. Their home, plural?
Some part of him is nervous to live with Dean again, because the last time he'd moved in... they were gone. Cas and Dean both. If he ever had to wake up to a lifeless house again... he's not sure what he'd do.
[ Their home. The Winchester cabin. Other Sam too, if he wants. Dean would like that. Keep all his Sam's safe, in one place. The other Dean also, if that's his jam. A real home, a place they can call theirs. ]
Look, Grandpa, I'm the one with the idiot end, here, use your legs--
[ Because this desk is pretty solid and Dean's the one going backwards so cmon Sam put your back into it, dammit! ]
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Guess I should probably get on that before summertime.
C'mon, grab that end over there; let's get the hell out of here. [He gives pause.] ... I don't think the elevator works, so I hope you're ready for a real fun trip down some stairs.
[It's fine, it's a nice day for brotherly bonding through bickering about moving furniture.]
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[ Dean groans in mock frustration, shuffling over to get ready to lift his end. ]
I see now why you didn't tell me before I came over here.
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[C'mon, Dean, put your back into it.]
Pretend it's one of Dad's lessons in how to field carry an injured civilian. And if you don't do it quick enough, you won't get that gross cheeseburger you obsessed over in that Milwaukee diner that you made us double back around to get more of.
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Man. I'd do it again, too. Those were delicious.
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Yeah, yeah. Just get a move on.
[He supposes they're, uh. On their way home. Their home, plural?
Some part of him is nervous to live with Dean again, because the last time he'd moved in... they were gone. Cas and Dean both. If he ever had to wake up to a lifeless house again... he's not sure what he'd do.
But for now... they have this.
It's good.]
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Look, Grandpa, I'm the one with the idiot end, here, use your legs--
[ Because this desk is pretty solid and Dean's the one going backwards so cmon Sam put your back into it, dammit! ]
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[He's just too busy being amused, watching Dean shuffle down some stairs backwards, sorry.]
Who are you calling Grandpa, anyway? You're the one who still listens to mullet rock ritually.
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Grandpa's listen to crap from the 40s. Cool people listen to mullet rock.
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Does the 50's get a pass? The beginning of the Elvis era.
[Everybody likes a little Elvis from time to time, c'mon.]
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[ But like. That's about it. ]