>>" I still have to finish my Little!Lee fic regarding that... Maybe I should have joined in the Lee-ficathon. It might have spurred me into finishing it.
LOL - regarding Dean, I think I started getting annoyed with him more and more somewhere in season 3, and he hasn't regained himself on my sympathies since then while Sam has had to grow on me, but he definitely did beginning some time around mid-season 3 into season 4, and yeah, the "heaven" episode did make me wince a bit more as well, BUT I still hold out a bit of hope for Dean - well until whatever happens happens. (My sister and I only just began season 6. I've been slowing the viewing schedule down mostly because I really couldn't take the show in large doses any more, and I missed my books. (^_^)")
I think my favorites remain among the angels. I just find them fascinating - watching these inhuman creatures becoming more and more humanized as the narrative progresses (or perhaps, more accurately, the realization of humanity). (One of them should a write a book: "How to make Heaven a messier place in 10 easy steps?" [product success not guaranteed].) I just recently met Balthazar, and I am so ready to sit in and enjoy this ride - even if it breaks me. (Yes, my sister has spoiled me.)
I think I started getting annoyed with him more and more somewhere in season 3, and he hasn't regained himself on my sympathies since then while Sam has had to grow on me, but he definitely did beginning some time around mid-season 3 into season 4,
That was about my trajectory with both of them as well. Well, is, I'm progressively more annoyed with Dean and invested in Sam.
Agreed so hard on the angels, as is probably obvious already. They're just fascinating, so cruel and so sympathetic all at once. (OH GABRIEL. <3)
(One of them should a write a book: "How to make Heaven a messier place in 10 easy steps?" [product success not guaranteed].)
GABRIEL!!! *sobs incoherently* That ENTIRE scene between him and Lucifer, and how he just tried so hard not to get involved because he loves his brothers and his family, but then, he also fell in love with humanity - and GAH! I can't. I cannot. From trickster/Loki to arcangel to friend, and basically giving the Winchesters the heads up on what they needed to do to solve their entire 'apocalypse' situation. *sigh* Oh Gabby.
LOL - regarding Dean, I think I started getting annoyed with him more and more somewhere in season 3, and he hasn't regained himself on my sympathies since then while Sam has had to grow on me, but he definitely did beginning some time around mid-season 3 into season 4, and yeah, the "heaven" episode did make me wince a bit more as well, BUT I still hold out a bit of hope for Dean - well until whatever happens happens. (My sister and I only just began season 6. I've been slowing the viewing schedule down mostly because I really couldn't take the show in large doses any more, and I missed my books. (^_^)")
I think my favorites remain among the angels. I just find them fascinating - watching these inhuman creatures becoming more and more humanized as the narrative progresses (or perhaps, more accurately, the realization of humanity). (One of them should a write a book: "How to make Heaven a messier place in 10 easy steps?" [product success not guaranteed].) I just recently met Balthazar, and I am so ready to sit in and enjoy this ride - even if it breaks me. (Yes, my sister has spoiled me.)
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That was about my trajectory with both of them as well. Well, is, I'm progressively more annoyed with Dean and invested in Sam.
Agreed so hard on the angels, as is probably obvious already. They're just fascinating, so cruel and so sympathetic all at once. (OH GABRIEL. <3)
(One of them should a write a book: "How to make Heaven a messier place in 10 easy steps?" [product success not guaranteed].)
bwahahaha!
BALTHAZAR IS SO GREAT.
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