#spn villains

[reallyunluckyrunaway]

[spn-rewatch-ventzone]

Dean telling Sam “You’ve gotta get out of this dark place in your head.”

Sir, you are the least qualified to say this. You became a rage fueled husk of shell when Cas was gone lmaoo

[monstermoviedean]

somebody kiss this good boy please i'm begging

[sammygender]

its so so insane how dean has like. the huge fanbase he does. he is AWFUL!!!! i love him truly but im known for loving awful characters in fandoms im used to characters who act like him being viciously hated!!! and the only explanation i can think of is that hes played by jensen ackles (aka pretty white man). theres the fact that the narrative favours dean a lot when hes not actually right (a la s4) but thats not just it because dean is pretty clear-cut presesnted as getting morally greyer to the point of antihero territory in like s9 (where im at) at least. and Yet. he is unproblematic ally king to all??? supportive brother of the century??? Girl what???? do you know who dean winchester is? he is a controlling possessive clingy manipulative aggressive unstable thirty five year old who cant grow past his own damage and never really will because the narrative is perpetuated by the cycles he keeps perpetuating

[stankrhodes]

been rewatching supernatural.

[samsrowena]

sam out here practically twirling his hair and kicking his feet during this entire scene like my guy you are so fucking embarrassing<3

[insanesonofabitch]

This is close to how I imagine Dean would be like if he got married to Cas.

“He would not fucking say that” IDC!!!!! Also I think he would, actually. I feel like if he let himself be freely happy for once (which he’d have to if he decided to marry Cas), he would act and say shit like that. I mean, Regarding Dean did show us a little bit of what he would be like without all the burden he’s forced to carry, and in Various & Sundry Villains they showed us what he’d be like if he’s openly and happily in love (I get that he was bewitched and all that, but the first guy they hexed didn’t act the way he did).

“I married that guy. How awesome is that?” is just so Dean to me personally. Reminds me so much of his “and our best friend is an angel! Whaaaat!?”

Well anyways, I just wanna see him happy. Truly happy. And since the show didn’t give us that, I could at least daydream about it. That’s all.

[acecroft]

JAMES PATRICK STUART as Dick Roman in Supernatural Season 7 (2011 - 2012)

[shirtlesssammy]

Castiel every day so often -- 103/139

Supernatural 13x12//Various & Sundry Villains

[youchangedmedestiel]

[crookedmime]

Fifth base, huh?

[beatsheetromanroy]

GOD LOVES ME I KNOW HE LOVES ME I WANT HIM TO STOP

[winchestress]

feminism win?

[monstermoviedean]

the lightness that just radiates from him when he isn't being weighed down by decades of pain and terror and loss. he's so cute. it's unbearable.

[lambmotifz]

spn fandom ignoring dean’s sadistic tendencies is so funny to me because it’s literal blatant canon that dean lets his frustration/anger out through violence: via hunting and killing monsters, torturing souls in hell, torturing demons (endverse!dean), and being physically violent towards his brother. of course he enjoys it — he gets the release he needs. violence is his way of dealing with emotions like grief and anger and it was mentioned/shown in canon multiple times

[shadystranger]

I never took dean's extremely antagonistic attitude towards sam drinking blood as compared to anything else really seriously. While in first seasons they were still new to weird and their reactions might have been not as desanitized as later seasons it was always kinda clear he was illogical about this. The immoralness of demon blood was a pretense at most. An excuse dean could latch onto to clad his deep-seated personal unadulterated hatred to sam seeking someone else. And also his insecurity that his place- his entire purpose is easily being replaced/filled by ruby and taken right from under his nose and he's so driven up the wall he acts unreasonably and borderline psychotic like locking sam up and emotionally manipulating him to prevent it, when that doesn't work he resorts to violence. He was rationalizing his ugly feelings of hostile defensiveness and jealousy as some kind of a higher moral endeavor, but it was painfully obvious that was not the case. Dean literally at some point implies he agrees that sam is doing good and he's willing to accept him back but ruby is a deal breaker he unintentionally makes a visible distinction between it being a corruption/-humanitydescend issue and a more gripe that demon blood is rooted in dependence on demons and/or the constant need for supply; leaving sam not entirely dependent on dean alone. (Combine this with dean's emphasis on them finally being together and for nothing to come between them in s2&1)

Sam killed demons, he could exorcise people without killing them, he could kill Lilith and prevent the apocalypse (what they believed at the time) all objectively good acts. But dean blatantly did not care. Because his issue was never in the moralness of it or ''becoming less human'' hell this guy covered up for sam in an instant when he killed a hunter without thought. He threatened anyone to not lay a finger on sam when he thought sam was 100% going to turn into a monster and start killing them all (rather wanted to stay with him). Come demon blood and he suddenly is narratively very expected to kill sam out of moral obligation? Nahh it's a very fucked up psychotic break from a possessive driven mad who used up all his cards and is not willing to hand down what he finally owed to someone else so he's going to make sure no one else can have what he doesn’t. Dean stringed bobby along with him thinking they were both doing a savior mission for sam's ultimate sake and the world's when they were both on very different pages. Heck bobby is not the only one dean had fooled it was the audience and the narrative too. Insanely ironic