So I finally watched the S6 final...

[sjazzmreow]

and can I just say:

ohmygodohmygodohmygodohmygodohmygodohmygodohmygodohmygodohmygodohmygodohmygodohmygod.

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[oywidapoodles]

#9 This is what I've been wondering for weeks. And really the only explanation is that he was pissy that Cas didn't ask him for help cause he's in love with him. My brother asked the same thing after we watched 6.20, and the only answer I could come up with was that Dean was just mad at him. Dean was reacting emotionally and judging Cas's actions based solely on his own feelings and heart, not logic. It's a bit of NHEM, tbh (as is so much of this fucking show, lol).

The only real reason they had to not want to open Purgatory was that maybe something bad would come out. But "maybe something bad" > apocalypse pt. 2

And I hate that Dean ended up being right. It's one of the few things I really disliked. He needs to learn to use his brain and learn how to trust his friends, and not just always assume he's right cause his feelings are hurt and he's always been right in the past.

[sjazzmreow]

Exactly, beautifully put. Much as I enjoy and appreciate a good NHEM (THANK YOU for that link, btw, this is so entering my vocabulary) vein in my show, Dean's priorities were profoundly messed up here.

It's a WAR in HEAVEN, and one of his closest friends is fighting it. Why does he suddenly think this sort of thing doesn't apply to him?

[oywidapoodles]

Their profound bond profoundly screwed his priorities. Absolutely. Youknow, a month or two ago, I wasn't even sure Dean did love Cas, cause he certainly didn't seem to show it, but now I guess I'm saying he loves him so much, it's unhealthy enough to get in the way of his always wanting to save the world and skew his being objective. Or it just poorly thought out writing, but you know which one I'm going with.