Dawn ,'Never Leave Me'
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You know what set me off on Ellen/Dean? That look Ellen gave him when Jo was flirting with him over REM and she says, "You're afraid of my mother?"
That was an odd exchange, because Dean seems to almost be ignoring Jo and, yeah, having a completely different conversation with Ellen. Like it's Jo in the background, and not the other way around.
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His relationship to Ellen has always seemed to me more one of equals than filial.
Yes. Except in "No Exit", but that was more the hangdog of a man who knows he's in the doghouse and it's his own damn fault. Which I love, because it's just so Dean.
Or wanted one and never consummated it.
There would have been some ice cold showers if that were the case.
You know what set me off on Ellen/Dean? That look Ellen gave him when Jo was flirting with him over REM and she says, "You're afraid of my mother?"
It just looked like he and Ellen had a communication shorthand Jo didn't share
Oh, Hell Yes. I will never believe he didn't swing by the Roadhouse when we (and Sam) didn't see.
I love that face Dean makes when he tastes the herb-n-dirt mix in Home.
Now, I want to rewatch Home just to see it.
when he tastes the herb-n-dirt mix in Home
That's our Dean, impulse control issues. I'll further bet it was a choice on JA's part, rather than scripted or directed.
It is the moment that made me want the Wacky Adventures of Dean Winchester and Benton Fraser.
Together, they fight crime! And occasionally taste dirt.
Wacky Adventures of Dean Winchester and Benton Fraser.
DO WANT.
Oh yes please!
I mean, sure he's a little young, but really, Dean's totally Fraser's type!
Oh Beverly, Cartography in Empty Spaces and The Edge of the Known World were so good! Thanks for making sure I read them!
Yay! If you like dvd commentaries, read the commentary for Cartography. I like Go Down You Blood Red Roses, too, though it certainly doesn't stand on its own.