Title: So Desu
Warnings/Rating: SPOILERS FOR 5.08, GEN, PG.
Word Count: 775-ish
Disclaimer: Not mine.
Characters: Bobby, Dean
Summary: The trouble with questions you don't understand... (Tag for 5.08)
A/N: Just a random post-5.08 thought I had. Doesn't really fit, but here it is anyway. Language inaccuracies are certain. [LJ-only for now]
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Hey, Bobby. You know Japanese, right? )
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I'm wondering if Show plans to revisit that question and its answer. I'm thinking yes. The other question was something we've seen the boys wrangle over, but Dean's question was new (albeit a gigantic Acme anvil).
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I'm wondering if Show plans to revisit that question and its answer. I'm thinking yes. The other question was something we've seen the boys wrangle over, but Dean's question was new (albeit a gigantic Acme anvil).
I think we might. The thing is, the question and answer are correct in a context entirely controlled by Gabriel. Gabriel believes it's true, whether it is or not could be up for debate. I'm not sure how it would play into the apocalypse set-up though. Maybe we'll get a more direct take on 'It's a Wonderful Life' where Dean is shown a world without Sam, in the process of them trying to convince him to go against his brother? No idea. It's an interesting thing to drop in at random, and an exercise in unreliable narrator in the 'whose truth id it anyway?' sense, regardless.
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I know a lot of Sam Girls weren't happy with that question, but like you said in the comments above, it was the Trickster's view of the answer, not Dean's. He didn't even know what he was answering!
Love the relationship between Dean and Bobby you're presenting here. Totally a family thing.
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They've tried some really underhanded stuff to get consent, but not subterfuge. Yet.
I know a lot of Sam Girls weren't happy with that question, but like you said in the comments above, it was the Trickster's view of the answer, not Dean's. He didn't even know what he was answering!
Exactly. Unreliable narrator is a fun thing to play with story-wise.
Love the relationship between Dean and Bobby you're presenting here. Totally a family thing.
I really love the 'family of choice' that the boys are building, particularly Bobby's role in it, and the conversation at the end of "Curious Case" that let Bobby (and everyone watching) know, in no uncertain terms, that that family is not a one-way street. :-)
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