#sam and mark

[p0pp1n-c4ndyfev3r]

sam when he forgets how to english:

mark, my words. *mark brings me my dictionary* thank you mark

[p0pp1n-c4ndyfev3r]

as someone who isn't American I used to think Sam and Cat were related to Sam and Mark 😭

[rainedravens]

"holy shit they finally confessed, what comes next--"

[p0pp1n-c4ndyfev3r]

Sam when his worms get stolen:

when your friend Mark forgets to return the worms he borrowed from you

[beachsideufo]

regretevator doodles

[strawlessandbraless]

So funny to me that the same guy who immediately senses something is off with Dean after he gets the Mark of Cain

Literally never notices that he forgot Sam’s soul in hell, nor can he determine what’s wrong with Sam after spending considerable time with him

And I won’t even mention the selective hearing for prayers. They really had a profound ass bond huh?

[cuntiel]

[ricky-mortis]

Hatchetfield Character doodles from the past week :)

[saffronish]

Ya’ll remember the handprint on Dean’s shoulder after Cas saved him from hell (well ofc u remember but for the sake of this post remember again)? Does that handprint mean that Cas was possessing Jimmy Novak when he went to save dean or did he deliberately shape the print into a handprint??? I’m guessing he wasn’t possessing Jimmy when he went to save Dean because it feels much more strategic to go in as an angel and just smite the demons in his path without having to do anything other than… you know… be there. Also didn’t he go from possessing Jimmy Novak to the barn immediately? That seems to make more sense since the first two times he tried to talk to Dean he was using his true voice (big disaster) and then he switched into using a vessel for ease of conversation (or just not killing the righteous man all over again, in other words). This leaves only one explanation… Cas shaped the handprint on Dean’s shoulder to resemble the shape of a human hand ON PURPOSE because he knew that a human handprint is more meaningful then some indistinguishable angel-blob-like scarring and he’s just possessive like that okbye

[bluerosefox]

Soulmate Across the Multiverse

A DPxDC soulmate au idea

So DCverse is a soulmate world (pick any soulmate way btw, words, touch, drawings on the skin, can't see color(s) until they see or touch them, etc etc)

DPverse doesn't.

Meaning Danny wasn't born with a soulmark BUT he gets one after becoming a halfa because he is now connected to the Infinite Realms.

SO its during another one of Vlad's schemes, he's popping into different worlds and stealing things or something like that (basically like that one ep where Danny chases Vlad through the timeline after he stole Frostbite's map)

During the chase they pop out into the DCverse in one of the hero cities (pick any, not picky on which) and their fight is getting a bit out of hand (Vlad's fault, he's using the stuff he's been stealing, and Danny is doing his best to getting innocent people from getting hurt)

ANYWAYS during the fight, one of the cities hero's come to try to help/find out whats going on when Danny is hit by Vlad and gets tossed at them. The moment they either touch or Danny/Soulmate says something to the other, Danny feels the odd mark on him burn up and is MEGA confused on whats going on but decides to do what he does best.

Ignore it for now. He'd figure it out later he still needs to stop Vlad.

He apologizes to the other hero and gets back into his fight, missing the look of complete smitten awe/shock said hero had on their face.

[debdarkpetal]

[rainedravens]

"oh my god guys the enemies just became lovers"

[geekgirles]

Am I the only one who laments Sam was often introduced having a wide array of talents and interests yet they never really became part of her character, only remaining a one episode thing or a quick gag?

Because everything about Sam's scenes implies she's incredibly layered.

The things laying around her room include countless vinyls, a keyboard, and a portable drum kit. All of which implies she has a deep interest, and maybe even talent, in music. Something Pirate Radio later confirmed when it turned out she's a knowledgeable and phenomenal DJ.

Then, there's the fact that she's a skilled gamer. Yeah, so are Danny and Tucker, but you kinda pick up on it on your own thanks to their characterisation of "wants to be a normal teenaged boy" and "techno geek", respectively. Between the show being from the 2000s and Sam's focus on the occult and environmentalism, you don't really see it coming that she's a gamer. Especially one so good she routinely kicks Danny and Tucker's asses.

I mentioned this before, but I especially hate how her talent for DIY clothing was just used as a quick gag. The eye for design you have got to have to turn a frilly pink dress into something a goth would wear is nothing sort of astounding. And knowing Sam and her usual disdain for money and mass produced content, you can't tell me she wouldn't be the type to alter all her clothes into something that fits her style.

Lucky in Love also introduced her love for goth poetry, something Beauty Mark implied she actually partakes in given her use of a haiku to warn Danny about Dora. And yet, it is rarely brought up. Though it is true this is the one interest the Phandom never forgets about and often adds to their fanfics and headcanons.

And finally, there's her love for plants. How cool is it that she takes care of her own greenhouse all by herself? That implies extensive knowledge on botany. But, again, unless it is to point out her vegetarianism or environmentalist ways, the only other time besides Urban Jungle where it was relevant was in Claw of the Wild, when she used some berries to treat Wulf's wounds.

To be fair, this issue isn't exclusive to Sam. Between teenage drama and ghost fighting, Danny's interests aren't explored or expanded upon all that much beyond "regular teenage boy stuff". Even so, they do get enough focus or leave a strong enough of an impression for them to become common knowledge among the Phandom. I mean, everybody treats Danny wanting to be an astronaut as an essential part of his character (and it kinda is), yet it was only brought up in three episodes in the whole show.

I guess, what I'm trying to say is that the show and Phans alike tend to sleep on the fact that Sam is surprisingly multitalented.

[turtletoads]

heyyyy *leans on old halo art i never posted*

[toomanywatchers]

[strawlessandbraless]

The way Dean’s life never really belonged to him. And this kept happening, time and time again. Being a parent to Sam while being daddy’s blunt instrument. His dad expecting him to kill Sam even though Dean’s the one who raised him. Having the hell deal hang over his head. Heaven and the angels plan for him and Armageddon. The mark of Cain demanding blood. Crowley letting him become a demon for his own purposes. Amara. Metatron. Michael. And finally god pulling the strings the whole time

I truly think he’d have given up long before if he didn’t have Cas in his life. And it’s why lines like ‘we’re making it up as we go’ and ‘you asked what about all this is real, we are’ were so powerful

Cas knew and acknowledged that Dean rarely got to live a life that was his, and he fought for that every second until he died from loving him