hmmm...in s14-15 a god tries to get Dean to embrace his anger and be a killing machine, and in The Winchesters a god tries to get John to embrace his anger and be a killing machine...and in the end that's not who either of them is

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hmmm...in s14-15 a god tries to get Dean to embrace his anger and be a killing machine, and in The Winchesters a god tries to get John to embrace his anger and be a killing machine...and in the end that's not who either of them is
Sam: "Y'know, with Chuck not writing our story anymore, we get to write our own. Just you and me, going wherever the story takes us. Just us."
Dean: "Finally free."
[Image ID: Screenshot from Frozen of Anna in the ice palace, caption reads: "Actually we're not, I get the feeling you don't know..." End ID]
Cas and Jack's names in the table T_T T_T
Jack: "I won't be hands-on. Chuck put himself in the story; that was his mistake."
okay but he also famously was hands-off for millennia so...also you had to come back pretty much immediately because Dean took one look at Heaven and said is anyone gonna break this, like I see where you're going with this Jack but good luck with that
Jack: "Where's Cas?"
Sam: "Dean?"
Dean: "He saved me. Billie was coming after us, and Cas summoned the Empty. It took her, and it took him. Cas is gone."
I think this episode's relative silence about Cas is actually one of the most interesting things about it because it really draws attention to the major hole in Dean's story, which is how he summoned the Empty. The Then for this episode doesn't include the "I love you" and most of the other mentions of Cas are moved to the deleted scenes, and then the one time we think he's back it's actually Lucifer doing his impersonating-your-dead-lover routine, basically what I'm saying is the lack of acknowledgement of what Cas said is the acknowledgement, it's the one thing they can't talk about, because he's still everywhere in this episode--Dean's whole "that's not who I am" indicates he hasn't simply been forgotten, however much Chuck might be trying to erase him, like I do think on some level the execs were trying to downplay what happened in the previous episode but that makes the fact that Dean internalizes what Cas said so much more poignant: the reason they don't talk about Cas is there's nothing to say; he loved Dean, and he's gone now, and Dean's still here, so he's spending the rest of the series trying to be the man Cas died for.
Miracle is The Goodest Boy and I'm love him
losing my mind at Sam and Dean's little pinky touch in the deleted scenes
Michael: "The angel? Where's Castiel? I'm sorry. He was a good soldier."
considering Cas is the one who set him on fire I find this so fascinating