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This is a few days late, and it’s probably all been said already, but so so much love for Salvation.
Once again, John’s plan sucked and he’s in mortal danger. Again. Maybe Sam was right. Why exactly did Dean worship his father?
As for the demon, I’m mostly “meh” about it. Where’s the scary? Got to say that it worked a lot better when we didn’t get to see it. Kind of anti-climatic. *g*
“That’s when you took off?” and that barely accusatory look - Oh, Dean.
Which, by the way, why did John feel it was necessary to take off without any explanation? So he wanted to keep the boys out of the big fight because he worries about their safety - fine, but why didn’t he at least check in when Dean was dying?
Needless to say, absolutely loved the scene when Dean confronted John when he had the guts to ask Dean why he didn’t call. Interesting that John demanded Dean to tell him about Sam, but not Sammy who was actually having the visions. Sam was the protected son in the family and still is - I doubt Dean ever had that.
Even after all that that, neither Sam or Dean told John about the telekinesis or what happened with Max. The Winchesters really aren’t very good with information sharing, are they?
If the demon is going after 6 months old babies (but only seems to be killing their mothers) - then why Jess?
That scene in the car killed me. As happy as I was to hear Sam acknowledging everything that Dean has done for him (and Dean’s reaction was just perfect. Loved every second of that scene), I can’t help thinking that something will go horribly wrong in the finale to papa Winchester, or even to the brothers.
Does it make me a bad person if I am sort of eagerly waiting for that to happen because of the angst potential?
That last scene. ::whimpers::
Also watched VM 2x20: loved the prom scene - I haven't really cared about V/L in a long time, but they pulled me back in again. It did feel like manipulation (and for that I didn't like the final scene at first), but it worked dammit. Logan's sadness and sincerity (even though he was so very drunk) in that scene just killed me. There's something about JD's eyes. I'm a bit relieved that they did not hook up actually, last time they did that near the end of the season kind of left me traumatised...
Which, by the way, why did John feel it was necessary to take off without any explanation? So he wanted to keep the boys out of the big fight because he worries about their safety - fine, but why didn’t he at least check in when Dean was dying?
Also watched VM 2x20: loved the prom scene - I haven't really cared about V/L in a long time, but they pulled me back in again. It did feel like manipulation (and for that I didn't like the final scene at first), but it worked dammit. Logan's sadness and sincerity (even though he was so very drunk) in that scene just killed me. There's something about JD's eyes. I'm a bit relieved that they did not hook up actually, last time they did that near the end of the season kind of left me traumatised...