Reviewer: moni9576 (Signed) · Date: 05/11/08 12:48 AM · On: Silent Lucidity

I loved it!!!  It was kind of sad when Dean had to wake up to find that nothing had changed. It kind of reminded me of ´What a Wonderful Life`, you know, how his life would have been if certain events had been done differently.

Reviewer: nightchills (Signed) · Date: 27/03/08 07:10 PM · On: Silent Lucidity

It was a nice side, to see what Dean and Sam could have. Sad that they won't, at least not for awhile...

Author's Response: Thanks. Glad you liked it - and thanks for reviewing. It's always appreciated. :]

Reviewer: Hunter4Life (Signed) · Date: 21/03/08 11:50 AM · On: Silent Lucidity

Awesome story!

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Reviewer: Winchester07 (Signed) · Date: 20/03/08 01:16 PM · On: Silent Lucidity

Very nicely done.


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Reviewer: bambers2 (Signed) · Date: 20/03/08 09:52 AM · On: Silent Lucidity

Very nice job...just had to read this once I read the title, Silent Lucidity is one of my all time fav songs...so sad that everything should be stripped away from Dean in the end and back to the hunt as usual!! Nice insight into what Dean would like to have for his future!! bambers;) 

Author's Response:

Ha ha - Silent Lucidity is one of favorites as well. Thank you. :]

 Thanks for reviewing - it's much appreciated and made my dad a little bit better.

Reviewer: CdeWinter78 (Signed) · Date: 20/03/08 03:09 AM · On: Silent Lucidity

Lovely Job. Just loved how you set it up, almost like the beginning of a new hunt, except of course how quickly Dean was willing to put aside the questions and just stay there. Who could blame him? Your perfect Winchester world was so wholesome and fit really well with the threads in the series. LOL at the classic "jerk/bitch" coming from the kids - of course Dean's daughter swears like a sailor ... bet she develops a wicked left too?!!!

Liked the use of music and (maybe?) the suggestion that it had influenced the direction of Dean's escapist dream. The way you stripped away all these happy components from him was wrenching as was Sam's very final - all too real sounding "We've got a job to do". As if the price of doing their job is their happiness and that  perfect world ... excellent work!

Author's Response:

Thank you. :]

Thanks for reviewing as well.