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@koriginaladdict
I will testify that even if I strongly dislike, utterly hate, and cannot stand a character, I will never go on someones post talking about liking that character and say so. Basic decency and all that
This applies to ships and aus and headcanons, and everything too. Message your friends, make your own post, block and mute, do whatever you want in private, but don't be rude on other people's post 🫡
I've just finished episode 6. I thought I was going in fully prepared for all the angst, but I did not expect to be so thoroughly devastated by this season.
Perhaps it is the fact that I'm going through a particular time of my life, but I literally cannot stop sobbing. I haven't cried so much over a piece of fiction in years.
The final scenes of Dream talking with Lucienne, and then later on alone in his chambers have completely destroyed me.
Completely.
Someone needs to hug that man, and I will make it my mission to see that he is fictionally given all the hugs he so sorely needs.
And, by this point, I am not even thinking about Hob being the sole provider of those hugs.
The more, the better.
TOM STURRIDGE as DREAM OF THE ENDLESS/LORD MORPHEUS
THE SANDMAN | 2.03 - More Devils Than Vast Hell Can Hold
petition to stop putting my queen gwendoline christie in fuck ass bobs.
I know he's flawed, but the parts of him that aren't? The good parts? The noble parts? I will fight tooth and nail to defend those.
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1.20 - Dead Man’s Blood
What happens if you die? Dad, what happens if you die, and we coulda done something about it? You know I been thinking. I …think maybe Sammy’s right about this one. We should do this together. We’re stronger as a family, Dad. We just are. You know it.
Sam & Dean & John Winchester | Season 1
John Winchester in Every Episode → 2.22 - All Hell Breaks Loose: Part 2
best way to find cool spn fans is to ask them what they think about john winchester.
True enough
I love early seasons supernatural aesthetics so much. The isolated highways, funky motel rooms, neon signs, shiny guns and shiny cars, leather jackets, old books, through a film camera lens in seasons one and two, makes for such a specific atmosphere. It transfers the isolation Sam and Dean experience so well, cramped into the seats of a 67’ Chevy impala, claustrophobically un-alone while individually lonely. The nasty, sometimes created with horrible special effects, monsters really do look monstrous, unsettling more than outright terrifying. With yellow eyes, in dirty clothes, glitching and pale. The whole colour palette is grey-ish and cold, you almost feel the contrasted darkness, the distrust, the nagging belief that something wicked may be hiding behind every corner, behind every corner of your own self as well. Idk. The blood looks dark, the sulfur looks sickeningly yellow, the skin looks unnaturally pale. It’s all so horror-coded, and gives such an atmosphere of instability in your own existence in the world, which aligns with the themes of the seasons. This atmosphere, to me, makes it a better horror show than if it had had better special effects and scarier monsters. Because the horrifying is in the daily existence, in how you are, rather than what you face.
That's why early seasons were the best. The atmosphere, and the aesthetics alone were most of the draw. The later seasons just couldn't pull off the effect anymore, they lost something. It no longer felt like a horror show.
Obviously media interpretation is subjective and there is no right or wrong way to read something except yes there is and I'm the only boy in the world who understands season 4. Sam didn't just "pick a demon over his brother" he went with the only person he thought he could.
Like, you have to understand the three big emotions for Sam going into this season. The first being just this overwhelming, intense guilt. Everyone he was related to died because of him. Mary and all her relatives and family members died so Azazel could get to Sam, their dad died to save Dean from the injuries that Azazel caused so he could get to Sam, and then Dean literally traded his life for Sam's and Sam couldn't save him. Like, yeah the grief's a huge part of it but the guilt. The guilt is killing him.
Then you have this pathological desperation to be something good, which we see a bunch in season 2 (and even more in later seasons but shh). He doesn't want to be what Azazel wants for him, he doesn't want to be a monster, so he has to save people. He has to make something good out of what's inside of him. Which is why he wants to believe Ruby is good, because if a demon's good then maybe the demon blood doesn't mean he's evil after all.
And the final fucking nail in the coffin is that he feels he can't trust anyone else. Both Bobby and Dean have lines in s3 implying or outright saying that Sam is something evil, something inhuman. Dean repeatedly calls Sam a freak, says he's scared of him, says if he didn't know him, he'd hunt him— all before he even knew Sam was drinking the blood. His father wanted him dead. He's repeatedly attacked by other hunters back when all he did was have visions, and then he finds out angels are willing to destroy an entire town full of people, so he doesn't even have his faith anymore.
So you've got all this guilt, and desperation, and fear, and then there's Ruby who's using it all to manipulate Sam into doing what she wants. Like, season 4 isn't a story about Sam betraying Dean; it's a story about everyone in Sam's life failing him, including himself.
as the colder months approach: i wish you all a healthy, calm end of the year. i wish you tasty cups of tea, comfortable clothes, warm beds, nutritious meals in safe homes, good music, new friends and unwavering health. you deserve good things now.
hey guys not sure if anyone's ever talked about this before but. um. after sam's first death he comes back after three days and the realization hit me right in the ribs in class today that this was totally on purpose. i know we joke about sam being jesus coded but like he really actually is.
do you know how difficult it is to hear the words Chevy Impala and not bring up Supernatural? It's like "What do you mean they bought an Impala to go to their normal job and do normal stuff? She's meant to be on the road hunting monsters"
oh you’re wondering why supernatural, the christian imagery show, features the devil, biblical angels, and god but never jesus? buddy do i have news for you
