Usual caveat lector: I am pro-pretty-much-everybody. Yes, even him. I especially love Dean. And Sam. And Castiel. And Bobby. And John. And Ellen. And Jo. And Ruby. And Bela. And Andy, Ash, Ava, Gordon, Victor, Rufus, Missouri, Jimmy, Amelia, Claire, Anna, Zachariah, Uriel, Meg, Azazel, Sarah, Lucas, Ben, Lisa, Kubrick, Travis, Jim, Caleb, Josh,
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Totally there with you. It jarred my soul to see he still thinks so little of himself and of his death... his -first-death almost unraveled everybody who knew him and loved him.. what can be done to make him love himself a little bit? *frustration*
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Ah, man. Yes, yes, so much yes. He *is* all alone, and that hurts. And oh man. Jo. Ellen. Just....
*hands*
*cries a little*
It sucks, it had to happen, i *hate* it, just...argh!
I love your review.
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AMEN! Oh, SHOW!!
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Yes, it hurt, but given that Sam has said that there's nothing Dean can do or say that is as bad as he (Sam) is punishing himself, and that he told Dean, "You can think whatever you want; I deserve it," I think Dean's little snark really is meant more as brotherly banter from older brother teasing younger brother about screw-up. Dean is over it to the point where he can joke about it. That's huge. Obviously, it stung, but Sam snarked back, and the clink of bottles, I think, was the "no hard feelings" of the exchange. Dean trusts Sam again, and that's what's important ( ... )
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