10x22; What Happens When You Keep Renewing The Show - Page 3

Originally posted by: ~*sindhu*~

And I m allowed to tell you not to be 🤗 Stop thinking about it and hope Death wipes out everything around for good. I miss Death eating Pizza 🤔

Edited by .annihilation. - 8 years ago

Originally posted by: thegameison

 Ten odd years and now, it feels like they are two self-important dickbags who dun even realize just how much blood is on their hands.

Okay, I just read this somewhere.

Originally posted by: .annihilation.

Charlie never wanted to see the Winchesters again too, remember? But she kept running into them time and time again and then chose to be a hunter because she felt that was her true calling. Yeah, she died to protect Dean because she considered him a brother. In the same way, Kevin never wanted to be in either but got in because he was destined to. He too then began to make peace with his own fate as he was to be a prophet. While Charlie died helping Sam to save Dean, Kevin died helping Dean to save Sam. Sam failed to protect Charlie just as bad as Dean failed to protect Kevin. 

So, if I feel Sam is responsible for Charlie's death to an extent, I also believe Dean is responsible for Kevin's death to an extent. If I blame, I blame both or nobody. No clean chit given to either of them. However, lets keep in mind that Dean killed that Styne boy for no reason at all. It was going way, way too far. 😳 And don't tell me, its the Mark. Its not the Mark, its Dean and he's still human but just someone whose lost his marbles and for me, that's not a reason enough for justification.  

Originally posted by: .annihilation.

Yes, you're. 🤗

Death, please just kill everyone and end the damn show. By the way, the title of the show to should be changed from 'Supernatural' to 'Show of the Damned'. 😳

Do not spam. And I am daring you, any of you, to start posting GIFs here. 😳

Originally posted by: ~*sindhu*~

That was way in season 7. A season nobody remembers by choice 😆 On a serious note Charlie came a long way from there. She now started considering them her family, her brothers. Thats like a total 180 degree turn. Kevin on other hand came to terms with this whole thing because he hoped someday when all of this shit ends he will go back to his normal life. He had that hope till he died. That hurts me. Charlie chose to do this purely because she wanted to protect her family, the one she still could. Her decision to escape is totally on her bad judgement. Sam never ever put her anywhere close to danger. He put Cas to guard them and protect her. Then she left on her own. I think she was more in danger when she was searching for the book in the first place. 

Dean killing the Stein kid is totally a parallel to Cain trying to kill that kid in 10x14. They are both thinking that this way they are erasing evil from earth. This somewhere makes me believe it can be the mark that manipulates the owner to satisfy its craving for murder. Because Dean isn't fully giving in so he is building up excuses to do what the mark forces him to do.

Originally posted by: thegameison

Do not spam. And I am daring you, any of you, to start posting GIFs here. 😳

Originally posted by: thegameison

Do not spam. And I am daring you, any of you, to start posting GIFs here. 😳

Originally posted by: .annihilation.

Who is spamming? WHERE is spamming here? 🤓

Forewarning. 😳

Anyway, you seem unhinged today, Husn. That's okay, considering this is your one show. It probably is mine too. And like you, I am unable to find Dean and Sam and good old times in any of what was happening. I mean, that kid, I was sure right from the start that he was introduced for the sole purpose of being killed by quasi-Deanmon. Dean even acted like he wasn't going to shoot him, like he was having fun. I literally said the following in moans and sobs:

'Dean, no, no, Dean, please dun kill him, Dean, Dean, Dean.' 😳

I was also sure he killed Cas until they showed that he hadn't. Then, I was thinking, it'd have made more sense if he did kill Cas. I mean, that'd be a good way to rationalize his transformation into a monster. So, Dean's sparing Cas only went on to validate my theory of Monstrous Self-Importance.

Although, yes, I agree with Sindhu about how the recurring theme is the hunters approaching the monsters within or whatever, that they got into the business for revenge. But now it's who they are, period. Which is why I await the day when they put both of their lives after the lives of innocent people. Because, good lord, they dun give half a rat's arse about the casualties on the side.