Mal ,'The Train Job'
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Morgana, I think the difference with the YED was that was the only possible way out of that situation at that time. With the CD, it was just because Sam felt like offing her.
I love that JP can bring sweet, goofy Sam and reallyfuckingscary Sam in the same episode and have it all be part of the same character.
Yeah, Dean did, too. Although at that point, it was more self-defense.
Sam had NO reason to kill that girl. For one thing, she would have walked away without a deal to make.
On the other hand it is possible that Sam is just following the unofficial Winchester motto: the rules don't apply when family is in trouble. Umm though on edit, he does seem to killing without much reason.
I love that JP can bring sweet, goofy Sam and reallyfuckingscary Sam in the same episode and have it all be part of the same character.
WORD. Oh, JP, you are bringing the game this season.
It was a nice counterpart in this ep having Dean NOT kill the guy who, while possessed, killed three people in a gruesome manner.
Sam had NO reason to kill that girl.
Well, technically, he wasn't concerned about the girl. He was killing the demon and the girl had to go along for the ride. And, unless I'm mistaken, in this universe, demon is always bad. No Clem-types.
He really, really is. He has grown incredibly as an actor over the course of the show.
Nah. Sam shot her out of spite. She was no threat to either him or Dean. Maybe to others, but not to them. And now all she'll do is find a new meat suit and some other poor innocent will be possessed. Sam is really getting dark.
And now all she'll do is find a new meat suit and some other poor innocent will be possessed.
Then I'm confused. I thought this Colt killed the demon, not just the human.
He was killing the demon and the girl had to go along for the ride. And, unless I'm mistaken, in this universe, demon is always bad. No Clem-types.
But that's not the Winchester way. Or wasn't, until this season. And as far back as Bloodlust Dean learned that all demons are not created equally evil, and Sam was the one to teach him.