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They don't know when Grease came out in 1978. Or that any mathematics would mandate that Mary was already pregnant with Dean. And even if Michael did wipe their memories, the fact remains that Mary was kickin' angel ass and fighting brilliantly while Dean was in utero, and he was a tiny little fetus spinning all over the place while she was doing so. I find that fact utterly adorable.
Speaking of Grease, I would personally like a fic where Michael replaces their memories of that night with being at the movie theater and watching Grease at least two and a half times in a row. And John finds himself mindlessly humming "Summer Nights" at some inopportune moment in the future.
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Did John get the opportunity to purchase the garage because of his boss's death?
3.
If John doesn't remember the cabin, is it possible that he never sold it? If so, does it still belong to the boys? Might they someday go back there?
I've read a bunch of reactions from last night and haven't caught up this morning yet because we are having the last day of our record-setting book fair yay! I loved the episode, and thought Matt and Amy were phenomenal, which is a change from last time when I didn't adore Matt all that much. I love how much attention was paid to nuance and detail in the characters, and Sam's reactions were just....
Guh, lovely.
They don't know when Grease came out in 1978. Or that any mathematics would mandate that Mary was already pregnant with Dean. And even if Michael did wipe their memories, the fact remains that Mary was kickin' angel ass and fighting brilliantly while Dean was in utero, and he was a tiny little fetus spinning all over the place while she was doing so. I find that fact utterly adorable.
Speaking of Grease, I would personally like a fic where Michael replaces their memories of that night with being at the movie theater and watching Grease at least two and a half times in a row. And John finds himself mindlessly humming "Summer Nights" at some inopportune moment in the future.
2.
Did John get the opportunity to purchase the garage because of his boss's death?
3.
If John doesn't remember the cabin, is it possible that he never sold it? If so, does it still belong to the boys? Might they someday go back there?
I've read a bunch of reactions from last night and haven't caught up this morning yet because we are having the last day of our record-setting book fair yay! I loved the episode, and thought Matt and Amy were phenomenal, which is a change from last time when I didn't adore Matt all that much. I love how much attention was paid to nuance and detail in the characters, and Sam's reactions were just....
Guh, lovely.
