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Rewatching Dark Side of the Moon
Mar. 12th, 2020 06:13 pm1. It's ironic that right after the episode where Sam and Dean are insistent that resurrected dead people must be evil, we get an episode that reminds us of how many times Sam and Dean have come back from the dead.
2. The scene with Dean and his mom has gotten a lot of commentary and disagreement. I'm just going to say this: I think it's possible to argue that Dean may have a natural tendency to respond to traumatic situations by providing emotional reassurance for others AND argue that his parents should have been the adults and put the kibbutz on some of it.
3. I still do not buy that one of Sam's great memories is his fight with John. Any memories of Stanford or Jessica, absolutely. But the night his father kicked him out? No way.
2. The scene with Dean and his mom has gotten a lot of commentary and disagreement. I'm just going to say this: I think it's possible to argue that Dean may have a natural tendency to respond to traumatic situations by providing emotional reassurance for others AND argue that his parents should have been the adults and put the kibbutz on some of it.
3. I still do not buy that one of Sam's great memories is his fight with John. Any memories of Stanford or Jessica, absolutely. But the night his father kicked him out? No way.
