The Winchester Shell Game: Wherein I Get A Little Bit Schooled
Season One: about who saves who and when and what the hell does Jericho have to do with it.
Season Two: about who saves who and when and how you could possibly decide to kill or not to kill something if you are constantly questioning what evil really is.
( I got to re-thinking that last Shell Game meta... )
Season Two: about who saves who and when and how you could possibly decide to kill or not to kill something if you are constantly questioning what evil really is.
( I got to re-thinking that last Shell Game meta... )
BECAUSE THAT MEANS the only way for them to tear down the city -- is to split up. RIGHT?!
A FULL ON PARTING OF THE WAYS.
I know everyone has been saying they need to split up in order to come back together clean, but I didn't want to admit it.
But s4 FORCES US TO ADMIT:
--Sam only came back to Dean for revenge, not for love.
--and Dean, by bringing Sam back, ultimately betrayed him -- the consequences of which define s4.
oh 4.14!!! how cruelly you pull the blinders from our eyes!!!!!
And as blackcat said above, Wishful Thinking does reveal "what Dean doesn't know about that boy" -- the fact that Sam has thrown over everything that he once stood for-- the apple pie life that Dean not so secretly longs for and believes in -- for REVENGE. Sam is Already darkside and doesn't even know it.
John seemed so cruel to tell Sam, "if you go stay gone." It seemed like the worst thing a parent could ever say to a child. Could he have guessed how the Demon would use murder to drive Sammy into the revenge business, if ever the family came back into contact?
It is the sound of Fangirl weeping for her boys, and she will not be consoled -- at least until s5 plays out!
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