#ep 15x20

[catnipster69]

Episode 1x11 "Scarecrow"

Episode 2x22 "All Hell Breaks Loose Part 1"

Episode 4x2 "Are You There God? It’s Me, Dean Winchester"

Episode 7x3 "The Girl Next Door"

Episode 7x5 "Shut up, Dr. Phil"

Episode 7x22 "There Will Be Blood"

Episode 8x9 "Citizen Fang"

Episode 8x19 "Taxi Driver"

Episode 8x22 "Clip Show"

Episode 15x20 "Carry On"

[anhappyfangirl]

I keep on thinking about that finale

And no matter how i see it I can’t see it as nothing more than just a god awful episode that took all the character development of all the characters and just shoved it in the deepest drawer they could find so it won’t get in the way of their “emotional and tearjerking finale” 

And at doing that sent the message that someone like Dean Winchester that THOUSANDS of people related to and looked up, could only be happy and find peace in death

How fucked up is that??? How can you even like such a thing???

[totellyouthetruth]

So the thing about Dean's death is. He died for nothing. He was not saving anyone, not sacrifysing himself for anything, there's no actual meaning to that scene at all. They literally just obliterated him, even those moments in 'heaven' don't mean a thing within the episode's narrative, there is no real happening just wandering around an waiting for Chuck... I mean Robert Singer to end the whole thing with a self-satisfied taunt. All of it was for nothing in the end. Terrible and heartbreaking.

And you know what is even worse, if at all possible? To imagine that Cas has already been brought back to rebuild heaven presumably long before Dean died, and even then he did not make any effort to interfere at all. This implies that Cas is no longer the only version of himself who is not blindly obeying orders and is excercising free will. He now complies to the new rule of 'Jack' and is hands off completely. Which basically is like totally loosing himself, and eveything he has ever fought for is just gone. He no longer cares for Dean nor the whole world, he's reduced to being a hammer. The worst nightmare of both his and Dean's. And this as well supports that Chuck won.