(lie to your brother about his own death, Sam! Because turn and turn about is fair play, or ‘cause he’s a fragile precious flower and can’t take it)
Eh, I give Sam a pass on this one. I just think about HOW MANY TIMES he had to explain to Dean and convince him that there was something going on on Tuesday, only to have to do it all again the next day.
Oh, for sure, I don't blame him in the least, and I'm the last person to hold avoidant introvert behavior against someone. But I do think he's using some less-than-admirable justifications for never telling Dean about it, even after Gabriel pops back up (<3) and the whole crazy story becomes really relevant again.
It's another one of those things Dean does for show - in the S2 finale, as if he was ever going to be able to keep Sam in the dark about his deal - and so Sam decides he should go ahead and do it for real.
He fails at the devil’s gate, again. He goes to the crossroads demon, the last resort of the desperate, and even it doesn’t want him. Of course it all falls apart; of course he falls.
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Eh, I give Sam a pass on this one. I just think about HOW MANY TIMES he had to explain to Dean and convince him that there was something going on on Tuesday, only to have to do it all again the next day.
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It's another one of those things Dean does for show - in the S2 finale, as if he was ever going to be able to keep Sam in the dark about his deal - and so Sam decides he should go ahead and do it for real.
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Then he was a junkie, so. Favorite.
WHAT A MARVELLOUS DESCRIPTION. ♥
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