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i think it's really interesting how we view John Winchester from the point of view of both of his sons.

Dean : If we look at him from Dean's perspective, we will see a lot of rage, hatred even, but also understanding that he did what he had to do, and that human beings are flawed. He raised Dean to be a hunter, never gave him a childhood, never even told him that he was proud of him. That's why see Dean become the cold, hard, emotionless man as he is. But Dean also has a side of understanding, and that he doesn't hate his father entirely. We see John as this debatable, complex character who's the definition of morally grey.

Sam : But then there's Sam. Sam, being very similar to John, was treated horribly by his father. He didn't want to follow in his father's footsteps, and that led to John abandoning him. (believe me, i still haven't moved past 'if you walk out that door, don't come back') John abandoned his son at the age of 16 just because he didn't want to be what John wanted him to be. From Sam's perspective, we see John Winchester as this irredeemable character who does not deserve forgiveness and is straight up a horrible person.

just a thought.

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I love when Sam

PLEASE TELL ME YALL GET WHAT IM SAYING

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the scene that broke me

there are too many heartbreaking scenes in supernatural. but for me, this is the hardest one to process. i was shaken after watching this episode.

dean just lost his brother, his favourite person in the world, his constant companion, the one person he trusted with everything that he had, the one person he'd do anything for. from his childhood, he was always ordered to protect sam, make sure that nothing happens to sam. dean always tried his best, but this time, he has failed. he failed to protect sam. he failed his sammy.

sam just lost a war he has been fighting for since he was a baby and Azazel had killed his mother. sam was constantly fighting for his life, fighting to make it better, to save it. sam is a fighter, a true warrior. but here, he comes so close to winning, to saving his life against a group of people he considered similar to him. he almost saved himself, he almost won. alas, almost is never enough.

are you crying?

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i think the best part about the Winchester brothers is that even after so many horrible things happened to them, they never stopped being good. sure, they were broken, but they hardly ever used their trauma as an excuse to be an asshole. *cough* characters in most other shows *cough*

Dean didn't go on a killing spree (not talking about Demon Dean or Michael Dean phase). Sam never tried to take out his daddy issues on other innocent people. Dean didn't try to break the relationships of other people just because he couldn't be with his girl. Sam blamed himself and no one else for his own mistakes.

These are only a few examples. I could list more but you get the idea.

I'm not saying that the Winchester brothers are the best brother duo objectively (though I think they are, but many would disagree with me and that's quite alright), but they sure do have far more honour and humanity than most other brother duos I've encountered on TV.

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Need Castiel to wrap me in an embrace with his angelic arms around me, holding me close to himself while he whispers encouraging, gentle words into my ear. Only that can erase my stress and anxiety.

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how's he so beautiful?

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Angry Sam

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This is such a beautiful picture😌❤️

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Let's take a few seconds to appreciate his magnificiently beautiful hair😌

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He's a pretty everything.

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Misha actually admitted that it's Castiel's most-said phrase.

Castiel: Hello, Dean (˶˃ ᵕ ˂˶)

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Bobby: I hate to to tell you this, but one of you was adopted.

Dean and Sam:

Dean: Was it Sam?