#supernatural ending

[crowcountry]

i finally finished supernatural and i’m doing the only normal thing (writing fanfiction)

[livingfandomly]

Quick note. When this man showed up on the screen looking like this?????? I was sat. So so sat. Left indentations of my ass. Cause godDAMN.

I need Jensen in so many shows and movies. Please, he’s so fucking good. (And hot?)

[everythingdestroyingme]

You can't kill the writer and still have a story

I don't see this take a lot on here so I thought I would share.

Chuck makes it very clear that no matter how hard you try, you cannot escape the narrative. That no matter what you do, there is always someone else writing your story. Which in the case of a television show, such as supernatural, is very true. There is in fact a writers room making all the decisions. Now season fifteen is often stated to be out of character for nearly everyone involved. While I tend to agree, I like to look at it as coming full circle in a narrative saying that the characters are controlled by the outside force of a writer. What the writer says, goes.

Season 15 does give us some examples though of characters that supposedly broke free of their intended narrative, Adam marrying someone new for example. This is a plot device mirroring Destiel in my opinion and is absolutely a red herring for freedom.

If Chuck is a representation of the show writers for supernatural, who are indeed Gods of this universe they created, omnicient, omnipotent, and unkillable by anything they've created, so is Chuck. The out of character behaviors seen can be explained by Chuck faking his death. He got smart, saw the only way to win was to make the Winchester think they won, and be complacent.

This also confirms Destiel of course, because Dean has to loose Cas to loose everything.

Chuck is still writing their story even after they believe they won, because you can't kill the writer of the story and still have a story.

[chaoticfandomgirly]

Supernatural s15 Finale

Okay, so I have something big to confess.

I actually didn't mind how Supernatural ended.

Now, before you all come raging in the comments, hear me out !

You see, Dean dying really wasn't something controversial in my opinion. He was someone who did a lot of questionable things throughout his journey . A lot of people death's are on him. Now, I am not saying he didn't deserve to live. Not at all. But I do think that Dean was not happy with his life. Time and time again it was shown that his will to truly live only extended till his brother was alive. For all the saving the world and stuff, he always, and I mean ALWAYS, prioritized Sam. And throughout the show you can see the PTSD and the depression that Dean suffered through.

AND let's not forget, by the end of s15 almost every character that Dean cared about was either gone or dead. Bobby? Dead. Ellen and Joe? Dead. Mary and John? Dead. Charlie? Dead. Rowena? Queen of Hell. Crowley? Dead. Jack? Gone. Lisa and Ben? Gone.

And CAS? FUCKING DEAD.

So, it does make sense that he went to Heaven and reunited with everyone he had lost. And not to mention he got a perfect heaven, where he could be FINALLY at peace. After saving the world a billion times he did deserve a break but he said it himself that he would only ever go down swinging.

So the lyric, "Lay your weary head down to rest," came to fruition.

And as for him being without Sam? That time apart was as long as a road trip around Heaven's garden for him.

Though, to imagine that Sam had to live without Dean, and raise a son who would never get to know his uncle. Sam's brother. The person who he loved most. Now that made me cry. (And yes I did cry! I am not completely heartless! Just a writer who like to analyse stuff.)

But yeah, out of all the things that happened in the last season, the ending was what made sense to me. Because the alternative was Dean carrying on with his life as a hunter with none of the beloved characters in sight. And Sam being right there with Dean, and possibly not having a family, because he would not leave his brother.

And for everyone who says that Dean was a family man and deserved to have a family? I will say this again. Yes he was a family man and deserved to raise his own kids. But how would he do that when none of his real family besides Sam existed? And let's not forget...Cas. As a destiel shipper I don't believe that Dean could have moved on and started a family without him.

So yeah, there, I rest my case now.

[lukas-dusk]

How Supernatural Should Have Ended

Sam, at Dean’s funeral : I need a moment with him...

Everyone : Of course *they leave*

Sam, leaning over Dean’s coffin : Okay, listen here you little shit. I know you’re not dead.

Dean : Yeah, no duh.

[crowleys-dark-sunglasses]

So we all absolutely hate the end of supernatural yeah? They did dean so dirty and having it end how it did felt rushed and like they weren't giving him justice.

But in a way I kinda get it? It was confirmed that God was the one who was writing their story and yes in the end they defied the story that was written for them and made their own ending, but since God, in the end, was dead all the miracles and how they miraculously survived are no longer available because God is no longer writing their story and giving them "boosts" so to speak. Dean died in a freak hunting accident that could've happened to anyone. It makes sense, but it still doesn't feel quite right

[theimaginativesoul]

Can we talk about and appreciate Sam's respect for Dean's decision, how he let him go in the last episode. It is hard for him but he knows that he's brother, Dean, wants to go already. He can easily find a way to save his brother, summon Jack and ask him to save Dean, but he choose to let Dean get his wish and let him go. Their conversation in the Pilot and in the ending, was perfect.

[angelwolf985]

finished watching supernatural s1-15 in 3 months! here are my opinions on the finale!

(warning: probably unintelligible, and very ranty) (+ obvious spoiler warning)

episode 18 was fuckin emaculate. genuinly. it was amazing. the one thing i didnt like about it was how it jumped about, same with 19.( i dont blame them for it tho, it makes sense with the story, i just didnt really love it.) 19 was good for the most part and served as a decent ending but was missing castiel and eileen (mention + presence) which sucked but what can you expect yk,,

episode 20. i have. so many issues with episode 20. WHY DID THEY EVEN????? LIKE TWO MENTIONS OF CAS, NO MENTION OF EILEEN, DEAN FUCKING DIEING, SAMS WIG, ???HEAVEN BEING LACKLUSTER???? it was so. just disappointing. cuz it could've been great. the end part of 20 was the only good part (jared and jensen signing off of the show). the show should've ended on 19 tbh. thats how im seeing it anyway. in my mind thats where it ended, but like, with cas and eileen back.

what i really disliked:

deans death. im pretty sure everyone hated that. and the whole like thing of him dying was really,, sorta,, weird? like; why did it go on so long?? did it happen bc he doesnt have god given plot armor anymore or was it just cuz?did jack see it? how did he feel about it? did he care or did he be all omniscient because he became god?? how did he survive that long? logistically? there was a fucking rusty rebar thing IN HIS SPINE (or like RIGHT NEXT TO IT??). WOULD THAT NOT?? PARALYZE?? OR WORSE???. and, im sorry, but i hated the forehead touch. it felt weird man. i get that they were close but,, not that close? even when they were more unhealthily codependent they wouldn't have done that. i think so anyway. i dunno. also. DEAN HAS SHOWN MULTIPLE TIMES AND IM SURE THE WRITERS WERE OVERTLY AWARE THAT DEAN DID NOT WANT TO DIE ON THE JOB. HE WANTED TO RETIRE WITH SAM AND CAS. ALWAYS WANTED THAT. he often said shit like "we're gonna die on the job, draw the short stick, thats just how it is, how its gonna end for us." (mixing quotes from the top of my head so, not exact) which he clearly thought would happen because pessimism but he NEVER wanted that. for HIMSELF or SAM. dean dying in this episode IS A CRITICAL DISSERVICE TO HIS CHARACTER.

sams mystery wife and (non mystery) child. BLURRY FACE WIFE. WHY IS SHE. WHY. also- how did he recover (seemingly) so quickly? i mean- if he really believed dean was gone FOREVER. when death hasnt meant forever in forever, how would he be so okay? idk. also, idk why, but sam having a kid seems very bizzare. could just be me. also. where tf is eileen. is she the blurry face wife? why would they do that if yes? (could be a load or reasons, either way they couldve like, said it was eileen, if it was supposed to,, idk,,,)

one or two mentions of castiel. did the writers just forget his CHARACTER IMPORTANCE?!?!? HES SO IMPORTANT TO THE STORY??? HE GRIPPED DEAN TIGHT AND RAISED HIM FROM PERDITION. HE LOVED DEAN. DEAN (INARGUABLY) LOVED HIM BACK. he (castiel) deserved SO. much better. my friend who has watched spn since she was a baby AGREES WITH ME. i GRRR I GRR I GRRR!!!! cas not being in this episode is such an aggravating disservice to his character. he deserved more. the fans deserved more.

alright im done ranting now. may add more on later. im gonna go rewatch the show and read fix it fics.

[forlorn-candycorn]

I finally just finished Supernatural. If anyone has thoughts about the ending plz tell me so I can wake up to them tomorrow morning after a full night’s rest of processing it.

[lanceneedstherapy]

just finished supernatural. absolutely wrecked I need a refund instantly fuck this and my life I'm gonna go watch httyd to soothe my soul

[maybeimwillmaybeidont]

I watched supernatural for the first time recently and I just realized something significant about the last fight with God. Spoilers? They tricked God right? How did they do that if he's omniscient? There's a sense of omniscience as a watcher of a show and they tricked us by doing an "oh by the way we've been doing this the whole time" and I think they compared those two very different omnisciences? Like if we slipped this under the watchers' nose by simply not saying anything about it on camera then it definitely fooled God.

[livingfandomly]

Okay. So. Writing this with tears running down my face because I’m nothing if not dramatic.

Chuck just blew the world up. Zombies galore. Jack is dead (yes, that’s when I started crying) and season 14 is officially over. I’m on the last leg of this journey, a journey that’s just been so utterly gorgeous and painful and so so so fulfilling. I haven’t hated a single season or episode this entire time. I’m very self-aware of the delusion in that sentence but it’s true. Maybe when I get around to rewatching the show my coherent brain will kick in and point out all the flaws I’ve missed. Right now, I’m of the opinion that this show, flaws and all, is one of the most unique ones I’ve ever watched because of the way it’s irrevocably connected me to every character I’ve met.

Phew!

As I start season fucking 15 I’m so so so so so so so so so so so scared. I don’t have the words. I’m 100% sure that I’ll be crying through every episode even if there’s nothing to cry about. I don’t want this to end. I don’t want these characters to leave me. I’m just over emotional over the whole thing. I really don’t know what to with myself (as is clearly evident in this ramble).

[silence-l]

Just found out it’s a bad take to think the ending of supernatural was good. Idk man I enjoyed it, it had its issues yeah but the bar for endings of long term shows is so low I was happy they actually gave it an ending rather than a “final episode is just a normal episode but the last five minutes make the show feel more final”. Maybe it would’ve been more character accurate if Sam and Dean switched places but idk man it felt complete, I’m content with it.

[franciisforever]

[agentjazzy]

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[drulalovescas]

the parallels between the way their relationship started and ended might actually be the most beautiful in the history of tv

STARTED AND ENDED ON THE DEVIL'S TRAP

STARTED AND ENDED WITH A HANDPRINT

STARTED AND ENDED WITH CAS SAVING DEAN WINCHESTER