Very awesome!

Lovely and wonderfully written. You got the dream-like quality down and I love their interaction. Like how you didn't make the limbo all dark and deary and instead, showed us another take on it.

You're a writer after my own heart for combining my favorite movie and book/movie. It was a total blast to read.
Great job and may the odds forever be in your favor.

OMG the world would have been so screwed if old Yellow-eyes wanted Arthur!

I so enjoy your crossover works. They're the reson I started watching Supernatural. Loved this story and the use of the nightlock berries. I wonder what happened to the head game maker this year. Couldn't have been good. Thanks for writing!

I love your stories! And i can't wait fo r more! Update soon please and continue on with the brilliance!

I like this one, thanks for posting :D

This limbo one with the fudge actually made me a little moist-eyed. I love the surreal world you created, and Eames is so beautifully patient.

I also like the structure these drabbles take. I've only ever done standalone drabbles but I think I will do this telling of a tale in a few drabbles at some point, it's a great idea.

Wow, I really liked this one. I don't even know what it is about it, but I loved it. I would have liked to see more of Aunt Maddy. Excellent work, as always.

This is wonderful. It's both heart-breaking and hilarious. How do you manage that?

I like that bryce and neal are the same person- though it would be interesting to see bryce and neal as twins with arthur as big brother...

The idea of Eames, Arthur, and Neal like this is soo good! And kinda creepy- lol!

Dark, but good!

Ya know, this ties directly back to that thing I have for serial killers and that thing you have for turning characters into serial killers and I think I love you for it.

Love, love, a thousand times love. Each and every one of them was wonderful and full of possibility and emotion and ugh. I've loved everything of yours that I've read and I'm glad I finally rewatched Inception and found this, looking forward to whatever story they tell you next.