Rec, and SPN 6.02.

[janissa11]

I know I've recommended it before, but there is quite a bit more to it now, and should be finished fairly soon, I've heard. So if you have not been reading Restraint, darkemerald's spectacular Regency-era J2 AU, you are missing out, terribly. I am utterly spellbound. I love it to a truly unseemly degree, truly.

Comments

[leelust]

Agree with your rambling but i'm not sure we're not allowed to see into Sam's head. I think there were a lot of possibilities to see there (yak) i think it's related to one certain actor's unabling to show what's in the head of his character. Mystery or not one could at least be consistent with his portraying.

[mulder200]

I am so glad I skipped eps. two. It doesn't sound like I missed much at all.

When I read that interview with Jensen displeased with his character's direction and Jared liking his, I just knew that something bad was coming our way and I was right.

And I certainly hope that the Campbells being evil isn't supposed to be this huge reveal because apparently the writers don't know how to do subtle worth a damn.

Clearly, this is Sera Gamble vision of SPN but I can't say I like it very much.

[lomer]

I'm really disappointed too. I mean there were so many issues with this episode... so many. I was sort of hoping when the "THEN" showed shapeshifters that it'd be revealed Sam and Dean are shapeshifters.

And I liked Ben when he was a one episode character, but they're obviously trying to make someone who's at least 12 pretend to be 9. He's doing baby voices to pretend his voice isn't changing. Child actors hurt people, they hurt.

And my favorite part is when Sam ran through a house fresh with bloody foot prints and proceeded to run through the footprints and touch all the doorknobs. That's why everyone thinks you're serial killers kids.

[slayerkate]

I'm still going by the theory that everything happening, from the moment that Adam and Sam fell into Hell, has been in Dean's mind. It doesn't mean that Lisa hasn't been at his side, necessarily - but watch the episodes again and tell yourself that Sam, Samuel, and the rest of the Mm-mm-morons don't actually exist. Lisa suddenly becomes this person whose boyfriend is suffering from PTSD and hallucinations. Telling him to go might have been her way of protecting her son before things got out of control.

[salty_catfish]

I just stumbled over this, because I've read a fic of yours, but can I just say WORD re HE IS A CIVILIAN NOW? AFTER ONE YEAR. wtfwtfwtf. How about *four years* of college?