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[radiopalkiller]

Wonderland's worst feature are its events.

That's a pretty common thought, right? Only this place doesn't usually come up with events on its own. They're all just baggage it dredges up from our own worlds. When you look at it that way you could probably even make a case for Wonderland itself being pretty decent.

So here's a question: You've got the choice, go back to where you left off, or stay in Wonderland for good. Which one do you pick, and why?

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[radiopalkiller]

[ Philip's stomach clenches at the reminder. He- he lost count too, didn't he? ]

Right, I forgot. The Winchesters. Famous for staying dead. My mistake, you've really got a point there.

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[failedparenting]

[John lost count longer ago than he'd like to admit, but he tells himself it doesn't matter. It doesn't. Dean's still Dean, right? Still his boy, doesn't matter if he remembers the last few months or not. What matters is that he remembers the important things, about home.

He's not very convincing about it, to be honest.]

i mean, doesn't look like i get a second chance but I can try if it means so much to you.

[Philip doesn't have the market cornered on bitchiness, okay?]

i'm fine with how i die. i assume you don't have kids, but its the kind of decision you don't even need to think about if it comes to that

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[radiopalkiller]

[ Don't trouble yourself on my account, he wants to write, but the reply gets lost. It's all the same to him-- That's, on the one hand it's all the same to him. But on the other hand Philip can't hear it. Not one word of it. Not from him. ]

You're right, I don't. Though I did always picture myself as the sort of father who wouldn't off himself while his children really needed him. I reckon that's just the practical sort of different they don't mention in the parenting books, huh?