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During a hunt, a terrible accident leaves Sam on the brink of death. After spending a week in a coma, he awakens, but something about him has changed. As his family tries to help him rebuild his life, a series of impossible events leads them to question whether they truly brought back the same Sam.
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A week after they begin their search for Dean, Sam and company may have hit their biggest, and smallest, obstacle yet.
aka Sam is eleven again and has no clue why these weird hunters are hiding them in their secret base and where the hell is Dean?
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While the Winchester brothers grieve their father's recent death at Bobby's house, Sam finds a childhood photo of himself with a mysterious woman he doesn't remember.
Sam demands answers from Dean and Bobby, and they tell him who Ms. Lyle was and what happened in Albuquerque in 1991.
Based on the Supernatural: Rising Son comic.
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What was the importance of a soulmate, to someone without a soul? If Dean swore this version of Sam was not his brother, despite all the evidence, then why continue to act like he was?
“You don’t have to protect me anymore.” Sam said, matter of fact.
Broad shoulders went still, Dean’s back rigid and stiff. “Yes I do.”
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Tucked away in the bathroom that morning, Sam resolved he still couldn’t fully recognize himself. He practiced a smile in the mirror, squinted his eyes and scrunched his nose, the way he naturally used to.
With everything stripped away, no sense of self, Sam realized that there was nothing else left inside.
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TLDR; Sam sees the world a little differently without a soul.
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“Ready to go, Dean?” their dad asked, and Dean nodded, setting Sam down and squeezing his shoulder. All Dad did was ruffle Sam's hair, before they were climbing up on their boat and then they were leaving, leaving the town, leaving the land, leaving Sam.
Sam stood there with Pastor Jim and watched them leave him. He waved until his arm hurt and then waved with the other one until he couldn't see them anymore.
He wasn't going to cry. He was too big for that.