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well you knwow what to expect 

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Dean’s love is practically regarded as a human right in Supernatural. 

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I firmly believe this is because many viewers have in some capacity parentified Dean for themselves. Dean must be always reasonbale, loving, accepting, caring, not letting his negative emotions show, because if he does he breaks the mold of that imaginary good father character. Dean MUST love other characters and be nice to them because if not then he’s horrible parent person who is not supportive enough. If Dean was a good dad person he would pat everyone on the head and tell them how good they are and how proud he is of them, and the fact that he does not do that means he’s bad parent  person, as the others thrive on the acknowegement of Dean. If father Dean does not accept decisions of a character fully or denies them the aknowlegement, the character will have daddy-issues  Dean-issues in the future. 

[seasononesam]

supernatural meme: (4/9) relationships | dean and bela 

Well, aren’t you a glass half-full? We’re all going to Hell, Dean. Might as well enjoy the ride.

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The Sam Winchester Meme: ☂ favorite scenes [5/10]

7.14 Plucky Pennywhistle’s Magical Menagerie

[girldaddean]

You’re actually not awful at that. You’re like father material.

[scoobydoodean]

I still think about when Sam said "We would do the same thing" about murdering random people and pulling out their insides to feed to a dying loved one to save their life.

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Extra funny when half of fandom just nods and goes "Yeah so true. Dean would do the same thing. He would find some random person to murder, cut out their insides, and feed them to Sam to keep him alive."

Like. There are absolutely things Dean would do that are not so great to keep Sam alive. This is not one of them as it happens.

[scoobydoodean]

Dean spent five minutes with Death's ring, attempting to carry out his regular duties for a day, which was just touching people who were already slated to die, and he couldn't stomach it. He gave up on a deal that would get back his brother's soul, which was still being ripped to shreds in The Cage, because he couldn't handle the idea of just touching people who were already going to die.

[scoobydoodean]

Even Sam, the person saying this, I look at and think, "I don't know... could you do that??" But I do have to contend with the idea that under very very specific circumstances, Sam could potentially be prevailed upon to do something sort of like this. Because he has done things like drain a woman who was screaming and begging for her life of every last drop of blood, and casually order a man's death for a spell, and considered using alchemy at one point to turn Dean into Frankenstein's monster. That said, I do think he'd have to have some larger justification besides just keeping Dean alive in order to go through with it. I think he'd have to frame it in his own mind as saving the world or something.

But in this episode, Sam really is thinking 1) Dean would do this for me. 2) I would do this for Dean 3) If I did this for (read: to) Dean, Dean would understand why I did it and would have to forgive me.

Yet... this would be Dean's version of the Gadreel incident. In other words, if there's anything Sam could do that Dean might never, ever forgive him for, it would be something like murdering someone in cold blood and feeding their insides to Dean. But Sam just goes, "Yeah either one of us would probably do this." Insane man.

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The good example of "Gadreel-like moment" was aaaall the way back in the Faith episode: while it was not Sam's fault that someone died in place of Dean, Dean is MISERABLE about whole thing and really Not Okay with Sam not being all that caring about the consequences.

And can you imagine if Sam did this KNOWINGLY? Hoo boy.

[inkedmyths]

Rean and Dean are almost the exact same spelled too. Get Rean blasting some demons with sawed off shotguns and get Dean on those damn trails with the fucking cold as hell steel! <- doesn't rly know what happens in that game sorry

Funny you come in with this because I just finished a venn diagram and

I don't know how to feel about this

[scoobydoodean]

If you aren't in love with Dean by Season 1 episode 2 Wendigo what show are you even watching

[godstiel]

the most unintentionally hilarious guy ever. do you not know sam and mary or

[lilcasx-deactivated20220207]

Cas tunnel gay vision be like

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Meta: Do I look like Paris Hilton? Dean as SPN's Cinematic Female Other

Disclaimer: Sadly, I’m not a film scholar, so this is just the sum of my personal amateurish observations. // Contains mild spoilers for 12x09. // This got ridiculously long, but I hope the pretty pictures make up for it. In a recent discussion with @dlasta I said that I think the show’s narratology, mythology and cinematography all code Dean as SPN’s Female Other. She invited me to share further thoughts on the cinematography, which is what I’m attempting to do now. I want to talk about five aspects of the cinematography which particularly stood out to me: feet-first camera pans, sex scenes, sleeping scenes, mannequin symbolism, and moments of cinematic otherness (or, as I tend to call them in my head, “monster shots”).

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If Dean Winchester was a DnD character, he would have 20 in charisma. 

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And that’s terrible. (based on a classic)

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[deanwinchesters]

dean + being done with literally everyone

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It must have been absolutely killing Sam that it’s SAM who wants nomal, it’s SAM who wants to fit in, and it’s SAM who wants to be cordially social, but it’s DEAN who just makes friends and fits in well in any situation or in any group of people. Sam tries so hard to be nice, proper and normal to fit in; but the one who actually manages to is Dean, who is basically an asshole who wears his weirdness like a coat.  

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I think that paramount to understanding Sam and Dean is the fact that they genuinely love each other. They deeply enjoy spending time together, sharing the smaller and bigger things. They really just want the best for each other. It’s not a relationship built on “you’re my brother SO I love you”, but “you’re my brother AND I love you”. 

They can be awful to each other, hurt each other, disregard boundaries and be just plain dicks, but it never comes from a place of hate. And the answer to “Why Dean/Sam is putting up with <insert their brother’s transgression>” is always going to be “Becuase they want to, as they feel their brother is worth that and more”.