Remember that one show about two brothers named Sam and Dean Winchester? Y'know, the one where they drove around the country, hunting down ghosts and monsters and all kinds of stuff? I miss that show. Instead of that show, I keep having to watch a documentary about Dean Winchester's epic man-pain, his side-kick angel, and some other tall dude.
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Dean being all heartbroken (AGAIN) and Sam (FINALLY * pets sam in the head, because WELL DONE SAMMY! it was useless because Dean ran away anyway but still*) told him that HE NEEDS HIS BROTHER; that he cant do it alone.
Hurra for Sam!, (because he might have been a douchebag last season but now? NOW HE IS DAH KING)
well, like I was saying it was a really touching episode until Kripke decided that a scene of Dean leaving Sam in a motel room in order to met ¿Lisa? (correct me if this is not her name but I DON REALLY REMEMBER HER gosh!) was the MOST coherent way to end this.
I just cracked up, and im SOO sorry but I couldnt help it.
THAT WAS THE MOST RANDOM THING EVAAH!. for real.
(goes to a dark corner and starts crying)
you are loosing it Kripke, LOOSING IT!!
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SAMMY'S ALL BIG AND STRONG AND STUFF NOW! I LOOVE HIM. YES, YES, I DO.
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I didn't take it as an insult. More as a catagory. Chuck is a profit, Claire is a vessel, Sam is an abomination. (Much like the Gregori were - and they were also 'heroes on the earth'.)
From Sam's expression I don't think he took it as an insult either. At least not as Castiel being more insulting than his angel attitude usually is.
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the poor boy just had a ridiculosly bad luck SINCE THE BEGINING!
Imagine, you have like what? 8 or 9 months since you came to this world and some stupid demon throws his evil blood into your mouth because someone else decided that you will be the one who is gonna end everything. Pretty nasty eh.
Besides everything he does HAS to be wrong (wanting a normal thanksgivindinner, going to Standford to look out for a better future) even if is completle normal,I mean the kid wanted a life.
but Dean?,Dean had had the angels AND heaven ALWAYS by his side. He does something crappy but i doesnt matter because at the end it will have a REALLY STRONG AND VALID REASON BEHIND IT.
And after everything they blame you for all the bad stuff and call you an abomination, AN ABOMINATION!
Just Horrible.
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I don't know if it's done by the show or by the fandom, but it seems like Dean is portrayed as the grand hero, no matter what. Not that he isn't awesome or anything, but I feel slightly irked whenever people refuse to acknowledge Dean's faults.
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I think Dean is pretty much reacting to what's been happening this season, with the whole 1. seeing the bleak, bleak future, 2. having gone to Heaven and misunderstanding so much of Sam's version of it. I think he feels really alone right now, and going to Lisa was like throwing out a flare. He never expected to have a family outside of Sam, a life other than the hunt, but Lisa is representative of all that could have been. In a way, it felt like a suicide note, that scene with Lisa.
The whole "Sam is an abomination" it just felt like the usual cruel humor thing. I can appreciate it, but I understand if it makes other people cringe.
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I know what you're saying about Dean. I just kinda wish that his "suicide note" could have been with Sam, but I know he doesn't really seem to trust Sam anymore. That makes me sad, but that's just how things go, I guess. I get that he'd want to have some kind of family somewhere. Lisa was definitely more representative of that than an actual love interest, I think.
I cringed at first about the "abomination" comment. A lot of people think Cas meant it, but I don't think he did. Just a statement of fact.
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