Supernatural Episode Review: The Girl Next Door
My review for the Supernatural episode The Girl Next Door is available at pinkraygun.com. Enjoy!
An excerpt:
"Up rises The Dilemma, twisted in such a way as to make it the most painful for Wee Sam. At this point in his life, Wee Sam is
well aware of what monsters are, and that what the Winchesters do to monsters keeps innocent people from dying. Up to this point, Wee Sam
thought that Amy was just an ordinary girl; now he knows that she’s a monster, and it’s up to him to kill her. It was interesting to watch the
shifts in Wee Sam’s face (completely with circles under his eyes, skin all drawn and grey) when he comes out of the closet, knife in hand,
ready to do what needs to be done. He’s torn, of course, but it’s easy to see that he’s loyal to Dean and The Dad, and is willing to do what
they would do, were they there. And if you were Sam Winchester and you were constantly being presented with The Dilemma of Good and Evil,
wouldn’t you kind of go a little bit crazy?"
An excerpt:
"Up rises The Dilemma, twisted in such a way as to make it the most painful for Wee Sam. At this point in his life, Wee Sam is
well aware of what monsters are, and that what the Winchesters do to monsters keeps innocent people from dying. Up to this point, Wee Sam
thought that Amy was just an ordinary girl; now he knows that she’s a monster, and it’s up to him to kill her. It was interesting to watch the
shifts in Wee Sam’s face (completely with circles under his eyes, skin all drawn and grey) when he comes out of the closet, knife in hand,
ready to do what needs to be done. He’s torn, of course, but it’s easy to see that he’s loyal to Dean and The Dad, and is willing to do what
they would do, were they there. And if you were Sam Winchester and you were constantly being presented with The Dilemma of Good and Evil,
wouldn’t you kind of go a little bit crazy?"