I could go with you.
Supernatural S11E23, Castiel to Dean.
The fact even Sam, his own brother, didn't say this. But the writers gave it to Castiel. THESE WRITERS KNOW DESTIEL IS REAL AND IT IS A HILL I WILL DIE ON.

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I could go with you.
Supernatural S11E23, Castiel to Dean.
The fact even Sam, his own brother, didn't say this. But the writers gave it to Castiel. THESE WRITERS KNOW DESTIEL IS REAL AND IT IS A HILL I WILL DIE ON.
Obsessed with how Sam looks borderline nauseous sending dean into this kamikaze attack.
They've understandably never been okay with eachother dying but Dean almost LET HIM bear the mark (a parallel between god and Lucifer, dean thought Sam was stronger and could bear it imo) so now Sam owes him not to kick up a fuss. Not when that was the reason the Darkness was released in the first place. It's so helpless because he can't warn Dean against the thing he was going to do twelve hours earlier. Not to mention no matter how friendly Billie is being, there's no guarantee she won't make good on her promise and toss Dean out into the empty. No heaven at the end of the road for his survivor brother.
(how do you pray for his safety, for it to work out just one more time, when you know there's nothing else to be done? God knows. No he doesn't. Not this time.)
Just, the despair in the microexpressions. Ive never seen Sam so anxious. He might throw up
Does anybody know if they relocated Mary's headstone from Lawrence to Lebanon or did Chuck snap them all + the car to Lawrence before Dean met Amara in S11E23? Because there are more than 200 miles between both places and if Dean had "an hour or a little more" I don't think they had the time to make a 3 1/2+ hour drive....
11.23 Alpha and Omega
"From Judith’s perspective, she just kind of went unconscious. She’s probably hallucinating a little bit, or at least very confused and in a sort of dreamlike state. It felt real to us as we were writing it that what she imagines and what’s been on her mind all this time is a reunion with her parents. She feels safe in somebody’s arms for a moment, and she’s wondering if Daddy came back. But of course it’s Daryl, and the kind of gut punch for him is significant… just the weight that’s on him. With Rick and Michonne gone, and Lori long gone, Daryl is the remaining parent figure for this child. But we felt like for Judith, too, it’s an indication of where her head’s at throughout all of this. She misses her family, but she also trusts Daryl enough to feel that he’s like a daddy figure to her."
Angela Kang, TV Line
Hold on.
Those sleeves and hands look familiar.
Zane?
s11e23 -- "Alpha and Omega"