#ösinatural

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Ösinatural where the forgotten singer Lucifer possesses is Hansi Hinterseer.

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Ösinatural episode where Sam is walking through a house for a ghost hunt and finds no salt, besides one salt lamp and decides to use it as a bludgeoning weapon ❤

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I love all the posts about spn on different tv channels, because i have never heard of any of them, so i have to cobble together the vibes myself. You say hbo, syfs, abc, cbs, fox or cnn and i don't know what the fuck you mean.

Anyway its time to return the favor, Arte spn for the aesthetic and it has the best soundtrack ❤ rtl II spn for real rancid vibes. Ösinatural is on servus TV and the soundtrack is So Bad. Sixx has the grim dark version.

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Ösinatural Naomi at Cas: "Du bist verliebt in Dean, aber er ist hetero ❤"

(Oder im DialektTM: "Du host an stond auf David, oba er is a hete")

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2 5 12 for the spn asks. Please tag me @boykingsofhell so I see your answers <3

Thank you for the ask @boykingsofhell :) 2)      Tell me something specific to where you’re from. Do you love it? Hate it?

uhhhh, idk, I'm from europe (austria to be specific) and I don't really think a lot about it. It's a tiny germany, but we have dialect and tons of sweet foods and many exhausting conservative people and pretty landscapes? I did start to headcanon an AU for austrian spn at some point though (ösinatural), where Sam and Dean are from austria and they drive a bulli VW and Sam leaves his dad's farm to go to the big city (vienna) and just starts to really speak in Viennese dialect and that's where the rift comes from between Sam and Dean in season 1 <3 Other than that... I don’t really think much about where I live asdfgh.

5)      Samjess, Sameileen, Samruby, Samcas, or someone else?

already answered here

12)   Symbolism: Tell me about some cool symbolism in SPN! Your pick.

also already answered here, but I decided to add some different cool symbolism here and with cool i mean terribly painful. TW for mentions of abuse, incest, rape, suicide, murder, violence // It's the way they treat people who have faced abuse in their past and have dared to fight back against it, as monsters. That is something I have already talked about before on this blog, but i could Always be angry about it. So besides Sam and Dean (whose storylines around abuse and escaping are A Whole Other Post, but Sam especially is heavily and repeatedly vilified for getting away from his abusive childhood home), one of the earliest characters that escapes an abusive environment is Max in 1x14. He of course only does so bc of his funky cool powers and then he realizes revenge does not bring happiness... and he kills himself. And then we have Madison in 2x17, who was in abusive relationship, found the strength to get out of there after she was attacked by a werewolf, then realized that what had given her that strength made her monstrous... and she asks Sam to kill her. There's Jeremy Frost in 3x10 was abused by his father and lost his ability to dream as a result. When he finds a way to regain that ability, he is willing to kill to keep it and is then killed by Sam. (Seeing a pattern? I do!) There's Bela who sold her soul to escape abuse and was willing to kill to stay alive, there's a boy in 4x03 who sells his soul to stop his father from beating his mother, there's the girl in 11x05, who loses her soul (and now her history of abuse doesn't hurt her anymore) and she becomes a murderer, there's the kids in 4x11 who are forced to grow up abandoned and locked in a cellar (they are made even more monstrous through the fact that they are the result of their mother being abused by her father). Their connecting factor? They. All. Die. Gruesomely and in ways that are often heavily tied to their history of abuse. It's wild and really scary and such a horror movie way of dealing with those things. And sure there's "good" rep of people who have undergone abuse and been allowed to heal in there too (bobby... mia vallens. That's it!), and there's Magda (12x04) who managed to escape her abuse, but she is killed to introduce the new big bad and never allowed to heal. It's horrifying and as symbolism very, very nasty. But it fits very, very well with the way horror movies tend to treat abuse survivors. You can die or become a killer. You can become very passive or a monster. And if it's the second option, you deserve punishment.

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I just had a giant post for ösinatural written down, but my laptop died ❤ you will still get it bc im obsessed with this now but it will take longer ❤