After that I don't blame Samuel so much for turning him over.
Mal ,'War Stories'
Supernatural 2: Why is it our job to save everybody?
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Oh shit.
Okay, I thought the drywall might last a little longer than that.
It appears that Death doesn't build a high quality wall.
Of course, he may have actually wanted Sam to remember.
That was entirely too predictable.
What? Since when can ghosts possess people on this show?
So.... he's up and moving in the preview. Just random convulsions and flashbacks?
I thought we'd have a couple more episodes before we got the hell flash-backs.
I love how JP was filmed in the prison with the sheriff's wife. He seemed so small and vulnerable and genuinely hopeful, especially in comparison to how large he seemed in the flashbacks. Was his hair different? Can acting make a forehead smaller? He looked more like season 2 Sam.
Dean is on such shaky ground with his policy of Deny, Ignore, Cross Our Fingers, and how he's so far into the "we're not talking about this" that he doesn't even say "We're not talking about this." and just walks away from the conversation. He's not even trying. Maybe that's where the "older" impression comes from. He seems tired in a different way. Like he fought for and got what he wanted most in the world, and, IDEK...
I'm kinda peeved that the whole soul reinstating issue was set up on such murky grounds, because it's making the follow-up just as murky. It's not as bad as how Cas' stance has been written, but still.
I got a bit of a season 1 or 2 vibe off the ep, which was nice.
Also, has JA always talked with his hands this much, and I've just discovered a new obsessive kink of mine?
and just walks away from the conversation. He's not even trying.
It's not just that though. He's arguing with Sam on pursuing this shit but only so far before he shrugs and gives in. It's trust he didn't exibit before, but it's also a passivity or fatalism that seems new.