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[ShatterTimed back a bit.]
Sometime before Dean, Jo and Jack left the farm, he spent a lot of time working on the Impala. Baby didn't like the rough country roads, could use some tuning.
Anyone can catch him there, sprawled under the car in the front yard with his feet sticking out and a handful of tools scattered within reach.
Anyone can catch him there, sprawled under the car in the front yard with his feet sticking out and a handful of tools scattered within reach.
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"'M Dean, by the way." Greasy hand held out.
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Oh yeah, hands. Grinning a little, greasy hand is taken and shook. "Sokka. Nice t'meet you."
"And the car."
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"You serious?"
The answer to this would be a: HELL YES, but Sokka delivers it in the form of a grin as he comes closer to lean over the hood and inspect.
Sokka is young, probably only about seventeen, tall but not especially broad, nothing special to look at while he's wearing a shirt, even the scars on his face and neck aren't much when paired with the spiky haircut of any kid from the 21st century.
"Oh wow... hey, y'know, if you're having a hard time with the suspension on these roads, you should try connecting a couple of these plugs. You don't need them on paved roads, but they helps a lot when it comes to all the jostling around. You're getting the body lifted, right? There's loads of debris everywhere, you're gonna get your undercarriage completely messed up if you leave her low like this for much longer. And hey, have you thought about..."
It doesn't take long, but Sokka eventually proves to people that he's no ordinary kid.
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Dean blinks at him, and laughs.
"A'ight, I might look into it."
He notably does not ask Sokka to help -- but he's a little protective of his baby.
"Not really an issue. See, kid with the magic? Taught her to fly. I just don't, much, y'know. Where's th'point in drivin' if you ain't on th'road?"
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He didn't know Sirius was going to make it fly and he's not sure he liked it. Sure, it's useful. He's still just, y'know, not sure he likes it.
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So Sokka keeps grinning.
"Your brother's here, too? Man, it's always nice when the universe stops sucking long enough t'keep families together. You're new, right? --holy shit, this is the original engine, isn't it?! And '67 was like ages ago for you, right? Oh man, wow."
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"Yeah, 'bout forty years. She's m'baby." Comforting pat to the bonnet. "And yeah. Just a few weeks. Y'say that like you're a veteran."
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This is the intent look. Sokka can ogle the engine; Dean is frowning thoughtfully at him. Potential source of information! The kind of information he hasn't been able to get from anyone so far.
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When he reaches the front of the car again, he looks up at Dean - and his smile is a little pitying. He knows that look.
"I don't know anything about this world. I've only been here a month or so. I've just gotten tossed around for a while."
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"Hm," Dean says, leaning down to adjust a plug.
"Ever wound up with ... alternate versions of y'self?"
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"Yeah. I have two."
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"That's fucked up.
"Either of them a chick?"
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"...no, mine are just younger and more successful. Yours is a woman?"
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He's going to grin and pretend like he wasn't going to ask that.
"Cool that you get on with each other all right."
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Then he got the hell outta Dodge.
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"Yeah, well, mine hates me and I'm dating his girlfriend's best friend.
"Welcome to universe-hopping."
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"Dude. That's fucked up too.
"You said y'sister came over with you. She the same as she used t'be?"
Because -- universehopping drove Sam -- something. Slightly nuts. A lot nuts. Tree-blowing-up and rock-melting nuts. It worries Dean.
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There are distinctions to be made here.
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Sokka's smile drops.
"...like she's acting like herself if you were describing it to somebody else, but when you actually look at her and listen to what she's saying, it's always wrong."
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And understanding.
"Exactly like that."
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