#spnrewatch

[missyoudean]

This will never not make me melt, dean, scared that an angel of the lord might get from a gunshot, yeah yeah 😭😭😭

[blessedofsorrows]

Are we ever going to talk about what Cas went through after 7x17, when he came face to face with the repressed memories of playing God? Or when he took on Sam’s nightmares and the horror of the Cage?

Later, all of Cas’s struggles got reduced to “he went crazy,” but it’s obvious what really happened: he was overloaded. His whole system crashed — from basic communication to even being able to use his angelic powers.

The bee jokes and the “pull my finger” memes might look funny, but they erase the truth: Cas was carrying guilt, shame, and the unbearable task of trying to hold inside his mind the weight of what he had done. ________________________

Мы когда-нибудь поговорим о том, что переживал Кас после 7x17, когда столкнулся с вытесненными воспоминаниями о том, как он играл в Бога? Или о том, как он переместил на себя кошмар и ужас, которые Сэм испытал в клетке Люцифера?

Все проблемы Каса позже свели к якобы «сумасшествию», хотя очевидно, что на самом деле он был перегружен и у него случился полный сбой по всем базовым навыкам: от коммуникативных до способности пользоваться ангельскими силами.

Мемы про пчёл и «дерни палец» могут казаться забавными, но в них теряется суть: персонаж переживает вину, стыд, пытается вместить в свою психику то, что он сотворил.

[billiewena]

a collection of my favorite genre of sam and dean moments

↪ bonus: the time sam had to physically restrain himself to be nice because cas just came back from the dead

[stonersam]

is this implying that sam lured dean all the way into a farmers market and dean was so busy on his phone he didnt notice until it was too late. genius

[deansstiel]

there’s only two (2) great entrances in supernatural:

1.) castiel’s in lazarus rising

2.) death (with o death playing in the background)

[winchvster]

Dean Winchester | 1.07 "Hook Man"

[rewatchingspn]

hmm... night shifter (2x12) is another example of dean being really quick to connect to other characters, always forming a strong relationship, whether positive or negative (in this case, with ronald, who trusts him easily because dean chooses not to lie to him in an effort to befriend him).

on the other end, it's another example of sam's lacking people skills and how he's perpetually isolated in episodes in contrast to how dean's character is handled—sam chooses the tough guy route this ep (dean's even slightly off-put by how well he plays a fed in reprimanding ronald and confiscating his copies of the security footage), losing ronald's trust and making a poor impression on the other hostages almost immediately.

even further, with this being another appearance of henriksen, he only ever speaks to dean, and treats sam almost as... an accessory to him? it's weird on another watch through, after so many years, how clear it becomes that sam is almost never given any opportunity to connect, except for with antagonists. i almost wish they'd let him go fully darksided for a bit—he plays evil really well, and i feel like it would've helped him feel more complete and complex, whereas leaving him without connections for the first two seasons sort of put him on an island, and it makes him harder to enjoy. i understand better why i (and others) often gravitated towards dean—it feels like the writers did too, a lot of the time, and neglected sam's relationships often.

[driverpicksthepod]

planning a Stanford-era headcanon DPTP episode (with @supernaturalopinionspodcast) where we talk about what both Sam and Dean could have been up to during those years ....

reply/reblog this post with headcanons and we'll credit you in the ep!