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the thing about the supernatural finale is that it could have been so good. and i don't mean that in a "they could have written a different ending" way, i mean, keeping it exactly as it is, the finale could have been so good. all they needed was to shift the tone a little bit. really lean into the tragedy of it all. because in the end, chuck won, maybe not in a literal sense of being undefeated, but in the sense that he'd already set their paths in motion. just because he wasn't around didn't mean dean and sam were suddenly going to make different choices and wave off years of trauma and bad coping mechanisms. so in a way the ending was extremely fitting, only it needed to explicitly be a tragic ending. because in the end, chuck, god, was only a surrogate for the camera. the audience. the villain won because we are the villain. as long as we're watching, the characters have to keep performing. the road has to keep winding. the car has to keep running. the characters can never be free as long as we're looking at them. and leaning into that would have made it a spectacular ending. because it wasn't an ending, it was just a purgatory the characters were trapped in until we clicked off. making the same mistakes over and over. living half lives. blurry wife, absent parents living down the road, dying and driving and dying all over again, and never ending loneliness. because that's what was expected of them. that's the life that was set in motion for them in the pilot episode. and they grew up and away from that, but then they didn't really. and they didn't because they were always watched. and so they always inevitably went back to what was written for them. you will always end up here.

and they could have explored that fully in the finale. they almost did, with the crew being on the bridge in heaven. with the characters breaking the fourth wall and looking into the camera. talking to us, their audience, their gods, hoping they gave us a good show.

but then it was all unintentional and unexplored and painted as a nice little happy ending? which in itself is extremely ironic and i guess can be interesting in a meta way? but really all they needed was to make it more clear that the villain won. that their story was a tragedy. and i would have been satisfied with the ouroboros of it all.

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Why are you lgbtq+? wrong answers only GO

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Me: yeah in the future we make fun of hipsters again. But we don't call them that, we call them "guys into stomp clap hey" and joke about how they like mediocre overpriced burgers and make podcasts

The 2010s fandom blogger I time traveled to, visibly shaking: can we please go back to that thing you said about destiel

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actual tears running down my face

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Zbrush Journey!

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literally every music genre has at least one album that will absolutely change your life if you give it a shot

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you could never make me spend 80 dollars on a video game honestly

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"please advise" is the professional email equivalent of "girl help"

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sleepy but i do NOT want to trigger work event tomorrow ❌nooooooo

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how does anyone work with jensen ackles and not fall in love with him im so serious

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gang help on tiktok they’re saying dean deserved to die bc he left cas in the empty

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Reading articles about MrBeast's dominance of YouTube is fucking bizarre because, from my perspective, the dude isn't even on YouTube. I've never watched one of his videos. YouTube has, to the best of my knowledge, never recommended one of his videos to me. Every thumbnail screenshot of his looks like something you could tell me was a photoshopped parody of YouTube culture, and I'd believe you. No one I follow on YouTube ever mentions him, even negatively or in passing. The first time I ever heard his name was in regards to the quality of his ghost kitchens. The only way I know he isn't a mass, shared hallucination is that I've witnessed the thoroughly mid-looking chocolate bars he sells at Walmart for some reason

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never forget the universal rule of the order of things: People Will Not Read It

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explain why if you so desire.

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Matt catching the shotgun with one hand, grabbing the dude's arm with the other and strangling him with his thighs. That's it. Send post.