#because that is a killer back and forth that can help eclipse the bone-depressing implications of the previous part of that interaction

[locke-esque-monster]

Anyone want to acknowledge the fact that Dean's definition of "being selfish" after a lifetime of putting his family first, is that he sacrifices his life for his brother's? And while yes, that is a terrible burden to put on Sam, it's one Dean has already had to bear from John and he's going to an eternity of torture in hell (that John already escaped in a way that is unlikely to be duplicated)?

No? Because that's one of the most depressing things you've ever heard? That's fair.