#nick!lucifer

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Jack really is Sam's son as well as dean and cas's. He's even got the family hallucinations 🥰

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Rating: General Audiences Archive Warning: No Archive Warnings Apply Fandom: Supernatural Ship: Lucifer/Sam Winchester Additional Tags: Lucifer Possessing Jessica Moore (Supernatural), Lucifer Possessing Nick (Supernatural), Lucifer Possessing Sam Winchester, Touchy-Feely, Feels, Drabble, boopfic Wordcount: 100 Podfic Length: 00:01:46 Summary:

Three small evolving moments between Sam and Lucifer.

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The first time it happens, it's the moment he begins to realize she might not be Jessica. He tells her he knows he's a freak, and she, gently, bats at his mouth like she could push the words back in.

The second time it happens, he's in Nick. Sam flinches before his hand makes contact. Lucifer draws it back and doesn't try again.

The third time it happens, there is no barrier between them. Lucifer turns his hand, lifts it, and taps Sam's face. And then, like they've blinked, it's Sam's hand on Lucifer's cheek, and both of them laugh.

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lucifer gender symbolism essay part 8: jarpad and mark p's acting styles

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this is largely subjective, but there are some aspects of how different actors portray lucifer on spn that can read as androgynous or feminine. to me, it stands out the most in jared’s depiction of lucifer, because it’s such a clear contrast to how he plays sam: sam!lucifer keeps his eyebrows raised, uses a softer/smoother vocal tone, and walks/stands differently (whether this last is just because of a difference in confidence standing up straight while moving slowly and kind of model-preening, or because it actually reads as more feminine, is kind of a toss up imo). 

lucifer:

sam in the same scene:

obviously they have different feelings here so they are expressing different emotions, but there are ways to convey smugness and condescending concern etc that do not involve this eye-widening, eyebrow-lifting, mouth-softening facial posture...these were choices that were made to make the characterization stand out in contrast to sam's characterization. sam generally does keep his eyebrows down etc, even when he's happy or insincere or bitchy; he rarely if ever uses his face the way lucifer does in this scene. lucifer's expressions remind me more of bela or meg than of sam.

mark p’s depiction (again, i can only really speak to season 5) stands out somewhat in contrast to other characters as well, for many of the same reasons. to me, nick!lucifer comes across as being acted more androgynously than femininely (again, just my own subjective take), but androgyny is very notable on spn, when so many other male actors portray their characters as very, well, to steal sam’s line about dean, butch. nick!lucifer’s voice is soft and it isn’t pitched down; he walks and stands with a fluidity and grace that is in contrast to many of the gruffer characters; he uses some phrases/gestures that would look odd on dean or bobby or castiel or whoever else. i’m thinking the finger over the lips in swan song, the “‘t’s okay, i’m not mad” line, the wrist posture in multiple scenes, etc. these are clearly all deliberate affectations on the part of the character; they’re all human mannerisms; they just are deliberate affectations that give the impression that gender was not an attitude lucifer was especially interested in conveying. gabriel moves very differently from how nick!lucifer does, but there is a parallel there, i think, because gabriel also plays with posture/gesture/vocal tone/expression/turns of phrase in ways that don’t always fit with how spn does “””Correct””” masculinity. 

anyway, like i said, this is pretty subjective. but it is something people have been picking up on in the fandom for at least ten years. here’s a historical post (not mine but linked on my blog from long after it was originally posted because there have been Deactivations…) as an example of the supernatural fandom historical precedent.

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Okay, so late seasons Supernatural veered away from its gothic horror roots, right? Yeah. But then they threw in Nick's story arc through season 14 and, well, that is just a masterfully classic horror storyline. There's touches of noir to it, the way he investigates the murder of his wife and baby, meeting with the reporter in the cafe, for example. And religious horror in his attachment to and identifying with Lucifer, his longing to be possessed. And the slow unfolding of what happened. The way the scenes were blocked and lit, the whole thing...and the music! Ugh, the music! It's honestly so horrifying and I just love it.

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when you do art for a fic that does not exist anymore...

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