This is a little later than usual. I watched the episode and then had to go out (argh...on a show night!). I had lots of thoughts about it and I wanted to make some gifs and use some caps, so I waited until I could gather that altogether.
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the plot thickens... )
http://why-this-kolaveri-machi.tumblr.com/post/80871212173/its-a-noble-calling-isnt-it
and here (I'm the anon -- I can see the day coming when I will cave and get a Tumblr)
http://why-this-kolaveri-machi.tumblr.com/post/80875628474/and-for-sam-being-split-at-a-fundamental-level-is-not
I've also seen it suggested that because of what he saw as the set patterns of What One Does, soulless!Sam channeled his aggression into hunting. And Sam has always had a tendency to interpret his anger into more abstract goals, revenge quests, for instance. I think that kind of functionality/structuring of the self did very much survive in soulless!Sam.
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For me it wasn't that Sam was different to those in this episode (I appreciate that Sam would be different to any normal person), it was that Sam figured out that they were soulless based on his past experience - which was different. But I can hand wave and accept that Sam could see something in them that he saw in himself when he was soulless. It just seemed like a stretch to me...
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It's better not to go there. And yet. There are truths. About Sam.
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And yet. There are truths. About Sam.
Oh indeed! Something I battle with all the time. Especially recently.
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