@lynngranger61 It is ridiculous that the satan is actively literally searching for Sam and we just don't delve into that... Instead we delve into the angels forcing dean, when at the end they just use a different vessel (the show really does make it look inevitable for Sam huh)
@lynngranger61 I'm really sad we didn't get ATLEAST a few more Lucifer scenes where he's visiting Sam in his dreams and trying to make him say yes.... Like that's such a wasted opportunity (Although I do love, that the lack of these scenes, makes it look like Lucifer is so sure and powerful-
s7 would've been so much cooler if they delved into the paranoia of not knowing who's who (ALSO Shouldve delved into Sams hallucinations and the Leviathans.... Like double the paranoia (Sam not knowing if the dean hallucination is dean/halludean/levidean.... Walk with me...)
@lynngranger61 No fr!!!! it was RIGHT THERE!!! and it would've made dean such a more realistic character!Like imagine him apologising to Sam for stuff but Sam is not that "Sam" anymore (yk cuz he's soulless) but Ig that was way too emotionally complex (and dean critical lol) for this show lol
s6 really had the opportunity for dean to recognize how unfair they all were to Sam in s4-5 and they didn't take it😞 (like don't tell me that if your brother sacrifices himself for humanity, you won't overthink everything you ever said/did to him)
I love Dean, but I hate every moment Sam tried to communicate with him and was met with indifference, a punch, or sarcasm. And I hate everyone who made Sam look ridiculous or overly emotional just because he wanted to communicate with his brother, the only person he lives for.
Sam should have been allowed to punch Dean bloody bc he got back to drinking demon blood to save Dean from Alastair who was killing him and then from Famine who was killing him and everytime he got punished and chained down and treated like a monster by Cas AND Dean
you all should start taking ableism and discrimination against little people more seriously, they are like one of the most normalized forms of outward ableism out there
He lost his brother because he was powerless and he didn't want to feel that way again. Ruby's blood was nothing but a reaction to his loss and his feelings of weakness and powerlessness. The strength he drew from Ruby was like an anchor for him and his power.
I think Sam needed someone other than Dean in his life. I wish he had someone to comfort him or be with him during the hallucinations he went through in the panic room in season four. I wish he had someone to talk to about what he saw and went through in Lucifer cage.
And THIS would be really cool with soulless Sam (like him being apathetic towards Dean's apologies...Not sugarcoating stuff for him...maybe even not forgiving dean (they really had a Sam with no empathy and didn't have a scene where he uses what dean said/did to Sam against him)