Take a Sad Song

Take a Sad Song

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WpMetadataReadTerminé jeu., août 20, 201510 m
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Growing up with a neglectful, hurtful dad, and a dead mother, Supernatural has known more pain than a 9 year old kid should know, remembering when he was younger, before his mother died pains him. He never is able to keep friends for a while, and is always on the move. As he gets older his dad leaves him alone more, and he shows less pride or happiness in his son, lowering Supernatural's confidence. Growing up with no confidence, happiness, or joy, Supernatural wonders what a normal, happy life is like. And if he should try running away to live it. Would his father come after him? What if he doesn't have enough money? Can he find a place where he can make friends?
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(CONTAINS SPOILERS FROM VOL. I: https://www.wattpad.com/story/329035910-supernatural-but-better-vol-i) So, we've met our brave heroes, thwarted death, destruction, ghosts, monsters, unhealed familial trauma from our tragic backstories... yeah, that's going to come up again. Now, as our character list expands, we learn that the black-and-white, good-and-evil worldview we've had thus far might be nothing more than a fairytale. We find obstacles - both old and new, physical and emotional, easy and difficult. Our favorite characters may become our least favorite, a random side comment may come back to bite us in the ass. Details we thought were irrelevant turn out to be life-changing, and the world may never be the same. With my own spin on it, of course, because as my pal Dean said so eloquently, "After everything I've done for this family, I think I'm entitled."

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