Quite obviously, Dean is my favorite, but I think they're both pretty rough on each other. S4 Sam made terrible choices, primarily in disregarding Dean's quite rational opinion on the whole demon blood thing, but Dean's penchant for ordering instead of explaining didn't work any better on Castiel than on Sam, and for similar reasons.
To me, the narrative has given Dean a pass on being a torturer, something Sam only seems concerned about insofar as it reflects on Dean's mental health. But as between Dean and Sam, I think they'll only be able to survive through forgiveness and reaching out towards one another.
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Date: 2011-10-10 03:00 pm (UTC)To me, the narrative has given Dean a pass on being a torturer, something Sam only seems concerned about insofar as it reflects on Dean's mental health. But as between Dean and Sam, I think they'll only be able to survive through forgiveness and reaching out towards one another.