Devil's Trap
Jul. 4th, 2007 08:00 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
x5valeSupenatural is over even in Italy.
Yesterday I rewtched Devil's Trap and to me that still is the best episode ever!
Here what I wrote about it last here: http://x5vale.livejournal.com/1510.html#cutid1
AHBL2 is the best finale, because almost everything was wrapped up and new scenarios were opened, because of what the brothers did and said to each other and because of how much Dean looked relieved.
But Devil's Trap has some scenes that are memorable.
Watching it, I thought again about how Dean is and how he is perceived. At least I remember some of these comments after DT aired.
Everyone says Sam is the one to have issues to kill someone, while everyone seems to think Dean can do it without even flinching.
Yes, Dean did it, twice, in DT, but only because he had to. And he was scared of what he could have become.
Sam? He was reluctant, but he did as well. And while he was upset for killing Madison, he didn't say a word after killing Jake.
What I mean? That Sam is much more than the sensitive little brother someone thinks he is and Dean is everything, but not a cold blood killer.
Actually I could deepen these considerations, but I have no time, so until I do, enjoy Dean in Devil's Trap:
thanks to![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
bluebear_74
Yesterday I rewtched Devil's Trap and to me that still is the best episode ever!
Here what I wrote about it last here: http://x5vale.livejournal.com/1510.html#cutid1
AHBL2 is the best finale, because almost everything was wrapped up and new scenarios were opened, because of what the brothers did and said to each other and because of how much Dean looked relieved.
But Devil's Trap has some scenes that are memorable.
Watching it, I thought again about how Dean is and how he is perceived. At least I remember some of these comments after DT aired.
Everyone says Sam is the one to have issues to kill someone, while everyone seems to think Dean can do it without even flinching.
Yes, Dean did it, twice, in DT, but only because he had to. And he was scared of what he could have become.
Sam? He was reluctant, but he did as well. And while he was upset for killing Madison, he didn't say a word after killing Jake.
What I mean? That Sam is much more than the sensitive little brother someone thinks he is and Dean is everything, but not a cold blood killer.
Actually I could deepen these considerations, but I have no time, so until I do, enjoy Dean in Devil's Trap:
thanks to
bluebear_74
