#supernatural episode 22

[supernatural-rewatch-666]

Episode 22 of 327.

It's finale time! Feels weird without Kansas playing haha.

Devil's Trap and most importantly... Bobby!!!

He's so consistent I love him.

His "a storms coming" line! And the devil's Trap on the roof aaaaaa. Iconicccc. How did the brothers get anything done without him.

Gosh the whole scene with John possessed by Yelloweyes was quality! I might hate John but damn Jeffrey Dean Morgan did a fantastic job holy fuck.

And that cliffhanger man I can't believe people had to wait for the next season after that. Lord.

10/10.

[ashlingmizuoka]

"You both can't wait to sacrifice yourself. But you know what? I'm gonna be the one to bury you." ↳ Dean Winchester

Supernatural | S1 EP22 : Devil's Trap

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[peachesingreece]

Has anyone considered how funny it is that Sam drank like 20L of blood at the beginning of swan song?

It’s supposed to be all dramatic. They drained two demons dry, and are carrying all these milk jugs full of blood, Sam asks Dean not to watch, and the camera cuts away before he goes to have his showdown with Satan. But man like. How long did it take him to shotgun all that blood? Was lucifer watching from the window for like 2 hours while Sam drank jug after jug of blood?

How did it even fit in his stomach? The average stomach only fits 4L. Did he have his dramatic confrontation while absolutely dying for a pee?

What an absolute insane scene

[strawberrryangel]

metatron, talking about cas: all he cares about is himself and the hardy boys there. *camera immediately pans to dean*

[mc-twizzler]

I almost stopped watching at bloodlines … i’m so glad I didn’t, stairway to heaven is so good (dare I say the best all season)

[onespncap]

s02e22 -- "All Hell Breaks Loose: Part 2"

[tchotchkez]

DEAN USING BISEXUAL ICON FREDDY MERCURY AS AN ALIAS?? COME ON, Y'ALL!

this is literally just "IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR A SIGN, THIS IS IT!"

[souporsaladnatural]

Godstiel only being around for 2 episodes was such a fucking travesty

[ghostcreaturetypething]

I once read someone’s original post — I forget who’s, apologies — saying that while Dean was forced to become Sam’s father very early on, somewhere along the way, Sam became Dean’s mum. I am sure there are many examples of this as the season progresses, but I am going to talk about one. At the very end of episode 22 of season 1 of Supernatural — the grand finale — Sam makes a choice. The Demon they have been after the whole series, the demon who killed both Sam’s mum and his girlfriend, is possessing his dad. His dad is on the ground, newly lucid after Sam shot him in the leg with the demon-killing Colt, begging Sam to shoot him in the heart, to end it here and now, before the demon can escape. Sam has the gun pointed at his father. He hates this demon more than anything for killing his mother, for killing the girl he wanted to marry. His father hates it too. Enough to sacrifice his life in making sure it is wiped from existence, enough to order his own son to shoot him, and it, dead. Between these two people, I strongly believe that, while Sam loves his father, he would still have shot him on his own orders in order to get rid of that demon. But he doesn’t. Because Dean asks him not too. Dean, who loves his family more than he could ever hate anything, even something that killed a member of that family. Dean, who just wants them all “to be together again…to be a family again”. Who wants things to go back to the way they were before. Who told Sam all of this in episode sixteen, in a moment of vulnerability and love so deep and shocking that it made me burst into tears. Dean begs Sam not to kill his dad.

“Sam, don’t you do it. Don’t you do it…Sam, no.”

Dean is on the ground. Bleeding, in pain, obviously using up a huge amount of his strength just to keep his head up off the ground. And he begs Sam not to kill their dad. And Sam, who hates this thing more than anything, possibly more even than he loves his own father, who told John,

“We’re not different. Not anymore. With what happened to mum and Jess… we probably have a lot more in common than just about anyone.”

…Sam doesn’t. Kill him. He puts down the gun, and the demon escapes, just like John said it would. And then Sam bares his teeth in frustration, like he’s angry, like he regrets his choice not to take the shot. But he doesn’t. Regret it, that is. Proof? Later, when they’re all in the car, when Sam is driving John and Dean to hospital, John says,

“I’m surprised at you Sammy. Why didn’t you kill it? I thought we saw eye to eye on this, killing this demon comes first. Before me, before everything.”

And then Sam does something that completely and utterly floored me, as he has done multiple times by now. Sam glances in the rearview mirror, at Dean. Dean is in the back seat, covered in blood, eyes heavy-lidded, barely conscious. But he meets Sam’s eyes. Just briefly. And Sam shakes his head and says,

“No Sir. Not before everything.”

And he may as well have stabbed me in the chest.

To clarify: there are multiple things about this scene that contributed to sending me into shock; First: Dean in the back seat. He’s an adult, he’s injured, he’s fighting to stay awake. Despite all of those things, I cannot help but be reminded of a sleepy child. The vulnerability, the way he holds himself or sort of doesn’t, the way his eyes keep trying the close, all are reminiscent of someone much younger, and much less…capable, I suppose. Someone who needs looking after. This added to the fact that the way Dean begged his dad not to let the demon kill him and then asked for him immediately upon not dying was still echoing in my ears at this point all created a picture that absolutely broke my fucking heart.

Second, building upon the idea that Dean is the child in this situation: Children go in the back seat. Their parents, their older siblings, the people who are supposed to protect them — go in the front. They drive the car. A child who was injured and on the way to hospital would be in the back seat. Usually, one of the parents would be back there with them, holding them and telling them it will be okay. But drill-sergeant John is not in the back with Dean, of course, and Sam cannot be in the back because he is the only one of the Winchesters not actively bleeding out, and he has to drive the car, an act of necessity that places Sam, the younger brother, firmly in the parent or carer category, if we continue with this interpretation of positioning inside a car. So Dean is alone. But Sam knows he’s in pain, watched the demon torture him, saw him fall. And this brings us back to the ‘Sam is Dean’s mum’ theory. Obviously here, ‘mum’ does not mean exactly what it usually means. And besides, not everyone has or needs a mum. But what everyone does need is someone who cares about them. Who loves them, and who shows that love by doing their best to take care of them. And that’s what Sam does. That’s what Dean does for Sam too, of course, but I believe the original poster of this theory made the comparison between Sam and a mother because of the way mothers in media are shown to love; Sam’s way of taking care of Dean has many parallels with this kind of care. I definitely will write more about this, but at risk of this becoming ridiculously long I’m going to ask you to just trust me on this for now. And so back to the point: when Sam is freed from the demon’s influence, when it and his dad are unconscious on the floor, the first thing he does is run to Dean.

“Dean? Dean! Hey…Oh god. You lost a lot of blood.”

His voice is gentle and anxious and trying to be reassuring — “He’s right here. He’s right here, Dean” — and it is very obvious that Dean is his only concern, so much so that it takes Dean repeating himself — “go check on him” — before Sam even thinks to check on his dad, despite the fact that he did just shoot him. Now, coming back to the scene in the car: Sam knows Dean is in pain, and what does he do? He glances anxiously in the rear view mirror to check on him in possibly one of the most parent-coded acts there have ever been. And then he essentially tells his dad — and Dean — with very little room for misinterpretation, that to him, Dean is more important than anything else. More than his own personal revenge for the dizzying amount of grief this abomination has caused him, and more than obeying his dad’s wishes. And he says it so casually. And then doesn’t explain himself further. Sam Winchester openly confirms that to him his brother is more important than absolutely anything else, and then he just…moves on with the conversation. And I wonder if Dean even remembers him saying that, if he even properly realised what Sam meant, what with the blood loss and the later brain injury and all that. But I hope he does. I hope so much its ridiculous. Because I think Dean forgets, sometimes. That he doesn’t have to do everything alone, go through everything alone. That despite his father and his shitty parenting, he does have family who love him and who will always look out for him. I think this is partly because Sam is four years younger than him. As an older sibling, especially one who had to practically raise Sammy from a very young age, Dean definitely has it ingrained into him that it is him who has to protect Sam, and that it cannot possibly ever be the other way around. But Sam is an adult too now, and as I said in the last extremely long analysis thing, he is very capable of taking care of himself and of Dean. Furthermore, whilst Sam is the younger one, he does possess a significant amount of older sibling mentality. Placing your sibling above everything, seeing the preservation of their safety and happiness and general well-being as The Most Important Thing there is? Yeah. Yeah.

In conclusion, Sam Winchester is an angel, a legend, an absolute sweetheart and the best brother anyone could ask for. He deserves the world.

[stanfordapartment]

i watched basically all of season 6 and forgot to liveblog it.......

[theamazingtransmascspiderman]

DING DONG, THE WICKED BITCH IS DEAD

[embraceyourdestiny]

It’s literally so easily to write a version where Andy lives and really helps out. Ava attacks Andy, Sam attacks Ava, “saving” Andy but it’s “too late”, Sam leaves, Jake attacks Sam, Sam dies and Andy appears from behind and is the one to kill Jake. Boom. Problem solved. Andy is technically the “winner” and after is sitting there worried with Sam’s corpse, watching Dean crumble, Dean leaves to make a deal, yellow eyed demon mind controls Andy, Andy opens the gates to hell but Dean kills the demon, saving Andy.

Please let samandy be real (<- has literally been 17 years and I just found out)

[idekatthispoint-00]

“Dad!, dad, don’t let it kill me”

“Dad, please”

I’m suing for emotional and physical damage.

[batcavescolony]

S3 E1 Supernatural

I'd also be milking 'I sold my soul and have one year to live' too. Bobby is back, and hunting with the boys. We learn the hunters kinda hate the Winchesters for opening the gate of hell. Dean is living his last year to the fullest. Sam saying he's a hypocrite and selfish but Dean is ok with that if it means Sam lives.

[nartml]

"Considering, you started all this"

Girl I know you're not blaming him for being unable to endure longer than thirty fucking years of constant, consistent, excruciating, inhumane daily bodily and psychological torture without even knowing what exactly was at stake 🤨

[onespncap]

s01e22 -- "Devil's Trap"