Jan 18
castiel is actually the most relatable character ever because he saw dean winchester cry one time and decided to move worlds for the guy
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castiel is actually the most relatable character ever because he saw dean winchester cry one time and decided to move worlds for the guy
sam winchester is hilarious because he's like. six foot ten. face that scares demons shitless. hand doesn't shake when he points a gun at you. threatens anyone he needs to in order to get what he wants (usually his brother's safety). intelligent beyond comprehension. could probably fight anything from god herself to the concept of politics to global warming and win if he put his mind to it. but he's also his big brother's entire world and he fucking knows it. so he also grabs dean's coat. whines to get what he wants. makes bitchfaces and participates in prank wars and teases like there's no tomorrow. lets dean step in between him and the danger because standing behind dean doesn't mean he's any less a shield for his brother it just means his brother is a little calmer. he's like one of those giant-ass dogs who could probably kill you with little more than a single bark, yet knows they're the center of their owner's universe and refuses to let that go to waste. you'd better BET they're milking that for all its worth
this show is fucking ridiculous because you start a christmas episode in which pagan gods dress up as evil santa and beat people up before dragging them up the chimney like some shitty dream you have during the holidays and you're expecting it to be nothing more than mildly entertaining bullshit but then the next second you're crying your eyes out at dean giving his childhood to sam and the contrast between dean making christmas for sam and sam making christmas for dean because it might be the last time they can
Sam says “we just want to kill the demon. You used to want that too! Hell, you’re the one that came and got me at school! Youre the one that dragged me back into this!” and that is where he fundamentally misunderstands Dean. Because Dean didn’t drag him out of school to kill the demon, he dragged him out of school to find their Dad. He’s not on a quest for revenge, he’s on a quest for family.
Seasons one and two are just
sam, constantly: 🙁☹️😣 you’re scared of me Dean: *through the pillow he’s been screaming into* for. FOR, Sammy, FOR. Repeat after me. I’m scared FOR you Sam: 😣☹️☹️ scared of me Dean: *continues screaming*
i swear sam mainly points out dean's avoidance of emotion (always displayed clearly and easy to see) to misdirect from his OWN avoidance of emotion (much harder to see)
4x16 on the head of a pin scene that always gets me is that moment where Cas is like "we know this is difficult to understand, Dean" and Dean pleads to CAS and Uriel steps in, looks pointedly at CASTIEL as he says "and WE don't care" and then dean, a person who has known cas all of a few weeks, looks at Cas like someone who has just been betrayed by a close friend
Uriel was the first to witness destiel. everyone (no one) pray for him, he was going through it having to reign Cas in every five seconds. he was the purity chaperone to one long destiel date to the very end