Title: And the Burden's Mine
Rating: PG
Wordcount: 2100
Disclaimer: Not my boys. Kripke is the one who started hurting them.
Summary: Coda to Dead Man's Blood: Dean starts obsessing over that one comment John made about cleaning the Impala. Sam is worried.
So uhm...I'm supposed to be working on my two other claims for the Writing Between the Lines
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Thanks so much. And I stiill love your icon ;)
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I went "ohhhhhh" at that line. This is where most dads fail. John really needs a Mary to clue him in and tell him to go say something nice about the car.
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I looove that S1 dynamic. It makes me ache for all of them how they all imideately regress into their old roles and can't really do anything about it.
It drives me crazy that show didn't follow up on that pissy little comment because yes, obviously John was just mad at Sam and taking it out on Dean and he probably doesn't even realiz he's doing it but then Dean takes everything that man says to heart and there is no way he didn't start obsessing over it *kicks show*
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And I still get annoyed beyond belief whenever I go back and rewatch it, because they throw that coment at us and follow it up with NOTHING. No long carwash scene, no short mention of 'where's your brother?' 'Oh, I don't know, he said something about cleaning the Impala.' 'Oh, right. Well, let's get back to fixing our relationship which is obviously more important.' there isn't even one clear shot of the Impala for the entire episode after that comment. It's always too dark or the sun is at an awkward angle, so there is no telling if some desperate cleaning session has happened sometime off screen. Yes, I'm obsessing, I know, but come on, show!
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