gush.
okay. so i thought seeing the SPN premiere for the fourth time in 24 hours would not make me bawl. and i cried like a river. sheesh. the hold kripke's brainchild has on me is terrifying. i think the only times i cried so hard over a tv show are during
a) TVB's The Duke Of Mount Deer 2000. The last episode when Ruby is dying and she basically admits knowing full well that Dicky doesn't ever really love her. I mean, there's nothing, nothing he could say that could counter that. Because yeah, she left her family and wealth and life behind for him and he treats her like a speck of dirt. and guess what? she freaking died to save him.
b) Angel's episode Couplet. The scene at the end when Angel came into the office with Connor in his arms and startled Wesley. And Wesley went, "I thought I was alone" and Angel went, "So did I" (or something like it. i'm going with memory and my brain is still mush after the premiere. gah!) and kissed Connor's cheek and left and the camera panned down to show "The Father will kill The Son." God. My heart lurched just thinking about it.
I think it's safe to say that I have horribly soft spots for unrecruited love and father-son relationship.
a) TVB's The Duke Of Mount Deer 2000. The last episode when Ruby is dying and she basically admits knowing full well that Dicky doesn't ever really love her. I mean, there's nothing, nothing he could say that could counter that. Because yeah, she left her family and wealth and life behind for him and he treats her like a speck of dirt. and guess what? she freaking died to save him.
b) Angel's episode Couplet. The scene at the end when Angel came into the office with Connor in his arms and startled Wesley. And Wesley went, "I thought I was alone" and Angel went, "So did I" (or something like it. i'm going with memory and my brain is still mush after the premiere. gah!) and kissed Connor's cheek and left and the camera panned down to show "The Father will kill The Son." God. My heart lurched just thinking about it.
I think it's safe to say that I have horribly soft spots for unrecruited love and father-son relationship.