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rageprufrock’s point with respect to Dean’s casual alcoholism continuing in the last scene: nobody thinks this is his happy ending, not him or anybody who knows him, which is why I can live with it for a summer. The fact that both Sam and Dean grabbed onto Lisa and Ben as Dean’s ideal is understandable. It’s just not going to work. Which I hope won’t suck too much for Ben, because I hope this is like night #2 of Dean’s visit, rather than four months later or something awful like that.
I still need the amulet back. Sam, since you apparently have powers now, get right on that, okay?
In general: hanging a lantern on your difficulty writing an ending—not an excuse!
ETA: Okay, I did a bunch of research on the Impala stories. I am of the opinion that she was built in Texas, but I don't remember whether all the Impalas were made in Texas at that point or whether the show could have gotten it right. Anybody?
rageprufrock’s point with respect to Dean’s casual alcoholism continuing in the last scene: nobody thinks this is his happy ending, not him or anybody who knows him, which is why I can live with it for a summer. The fact that both Sam and Dean grabbed onto Lisa and Ben as Dean’s ideal is understandable. It’s just not going to work. Which I hope won’t suck too much for Ben, because I hope this is like night #2 of Dean’s visit, rather than four months later or something awful like that.I still need the amulet back. Sam, since you apparently have powers now, get right on that, okay?
In general: hanging a lantern on your difficulty writing an ending—not an excuse!
ETA: Okay, I did a bunch of research on the Impala stories. I am of the opinion that she was built in Texas, but I don't remember whether all the Impalas were made in Texas at that point or whether the show could have gotten it right. Anybody?
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