But ... that's not the way Dean deals with his angst. And Dean's rule is pretty much Dean's way or the highway.
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I do think Dean telling Sam to put a lid on things was a bad, bad idea, especially given how Lucifer has told Sam that he rather likes Sam's anger and plans to use it.
That said, I also can understand why Dean was so frantic to shut things down, especially now. Thanks to the wraith's interference, Dean got to see a whole lot of what's bothering him without any of his usual filters in place.
Hell, if Dean's personal psychiatrist was a figment of his wraith-amplified imagination from the get-go, that harrowing Daddy-issues talk was all a product of Dean's own mind.
In short, I think Dean was so eager to slam the lid down on what got uncovered that he wanted Sam to do the same.
Pudding!
I think it's pretty much text that Dean was wrong in what he told Sam. Sam must know that, because Dean looked hella desperate as he said it.
While I am all about the codependent brothers riding off into the sunset together, this is the most I've panicked I've ever Dean at the prospect of it ending. Normally I associate that with Sam, and that Dean would have it end if he thought Sam could have a normal life (not that he thinks he'll get one). But tonight it looked like the shreds of Dean's sanity needed Sam pretending to be sane right at his side.
And while Dean needs to lie to himself, Sam is at least more self-aware for that. But he will lie for his brother's sanity.
So we didn't see anyone else talk to Dean's shrink? I'd initially only thought her last appearance was the hallucination, but she doesn't have any traction, does she?
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that harrowing Daddy-issues talk was all a product of Dean's own mind.
I guess I must have missed the details of that conversation. I saw the hallucinatory shrink say "Tell me about your father" and then my dog started vomiting on the living room rug. So although the TV was turned on, my attention was split. Connor's stomach has no respect for the sanctity of Supernatural.
We didn't see the conversation, Morgana. It was just implied.
So we didn't see anyone else talk to Dean's shrink? I'd initially only thought her last appearance was the hallucination, but she doesn't have any traction, does she?
No, I don't think she talked to anyone. And I'm glad Wendy wasn't the wraith because when Dean leaped to that conclusion, I thought I was pretty sure that he had met the therapist before Wendy kissed him.
Since only Dean ever saw the shrink, I'm guessing she was a wraith-induced hallucination from the beginning.
Anne can tell you when Dean dropped his pants, I was utterly stunned into paralysis. Laughter was on a 30-second delay apparently.
I did think the shrink was suspiciously hot, but I was blaming Show instead of Dean. Makes total sense to be Dean.
"Pudding!" is going to be popping randomly into my head today, as well as the shot of his ankles.
"Pudding!" and "Boop!" for me.