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zouzounakiTitle: If At First You Don't Succeed
Fandom: Supernatural
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mrs_peel_fanfic
Disclaimer: Not mine: Kripke owns it all, including my soul
Rating: Probably will hover around PG-13 for violence/frightening imagery
Characters: Sam and Dean
Warnings: Spoilers through the beginning of Season 2; takes place between Bloodlust and Croatoan
Summary: Summoned to a small predominantly Jewish town in the Midwest by an old friend, Sam and Dean must discover the reasoning behind a rash of deaths as well as how they occurred while trying to keep boiling tensions between the townsfolk and the local anti-Semites from reaching a breaking point when it's suspected that a group of neo-Nazis might be involved.
A/N: This was inspired by three this- my love of a certain type of supernatural phenomenon, which I won't go into yet because I don't want to spoil the story; a modern urban legend which, again, I'm not going to elaborate on just yet; and the episode Route 666, which showed me that the show could incorporate into its regular format stories of racism and culturalism. In this big old country, with so many legends being formed by settlers from different cultures and countries, it makes for rather fascinating tales, if you ask me! Crossroads Blues was a great letdown to me.
Chapter One
Peace, Ghani
Fandom: Supernatural
Author:
ghanistarkiller @ mrs_peel_fanficDisclaimer: Not mine: Kripke owns it all, including my soul
Rating: Probably will hover around PG-13 for violence/frightening imagery
Characters: Sam and Dean
Warnings: Spoilers through the beginning of Season 2; takes place between Bloodlust and Croatoan
Summary: Summoned to a small predominantly Jewish town in the Midwest by an old friend, Sam and Dean must discover the reasoning behind a rash of deaths as well as how they occurred while trying to keep boiling tensions between the townsfolk and the local anti-Semites from reaching a breaking point when it's suspected that a group of neo-Nazis might be involved.
A/N: This was inspired by three this- my love of a certain type of supernatural phenomenon, which I won't go into yet because I don't want to spoil the story; a modern urban legend which, again, I'm not going to elaborate on just yet; and the episode Route 666, which showed me that the show could incorporate into its regular format stories of racism and culturalism. In this big old country, with so many legends being formed by settlers from different cultures and countries, it makes for rather fascinating tales, if you ask me! Crossroads Blues was a great letdown to me.
Chapter One
Peace, Ghani
