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alexseanchai) wrote2011-05-22 01:34 pm
alexseanchai) wrote2011-05-22 01:34 pm
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Ink
Title: Ink
Rating: PG-13
Summary: Jo gets a tattoo.
Pairings: Dean/Jo.
Warnings: Canonical character death.
Word Count: 240
Jo thinks Mom's going to be mad that Jo got a tattoo, especially one so large and expensive. That's part of why Jo does it. Another part of why Jo does it is she's researched carefully, and the symbol she chooses is a torii, gateway to a Shinto shrine and symbol of purification. She designs the tattoo herself, decorating the torii with other purification symbols and good-luck symbols (she's particularly fond of the little cat waving a paw), and works out a self-purification ritual that builds on the power in the tattoo and that she can renew every time she takes a shower. No ghost is going to possess her.
When Mom sees the edge of the tattoo for the first time, she insists on marching Jo to the back room so Jo can remove shirt and undo bra so Mom can have a good look at the entire tattoo. She offers suggestions. Jo is horrified.
Dean, when he finally talks Jo into bed, is a little obsessed with the ink. He makes some of the same suggestions Mom did, and a few more of his own, and why must Jo be thinking about Mom when Dean's sketching his ideas onto Jo's breasts? Pentagram for protection against possession, surrounded by flames for purification, matching the tattoo Dean has that Jo has to admit she's a little obsessed with herself.
That's the night before the hellhounds tear Jo open.
Rating: PG-13
Summary: Jo gets a tattoo.
Pairings: Dean/Jo.
Warnings: Canonical character death.
Word Count: 240
Jo thinks Mom's going to be mad that Jo got a tattoo, especially one so large and expensive. That's part of why Jo does it. Another part of why Jo does it is she's researched carefully, and the symbol she chooses is a torii, gateway to a Shinto shrine and symbol of purification. She designs the tattoo herself, decorating the torii with other purification symbols and good-luck symbols (she's particularly fond of the little cat waving a paw), and works out a self-purification ritual that builds on the power in the tattoo and that she can renew every time she takes a shower. No ghost is going to possess her.
When Mom sees the edge of the tattoo for the first time, she insists on marching Jo to the back room so Jo can remove shirt and undo bra so Mom can have a good look at the entire tattoo. She offers suggestions. Jo is horrified.
Dean, when he finally talks Jo into bed, is a little obsessed with the ink. He makes some of the same suggestions Mom did, and a few more of his own, and why must Jo be thinking about Mom when Dean's sketching his ideas onto Jo's breasts? Pentagram for protection against possession, surrounded by flames for purification, matching the tattoo Dean has that Jo has to admit she's a little obsessed with herself.
That's the night before the hellhounds tear Jo open.