sdsixtynine

too much focus on early seasons wincest when they're young wild adventurous and filled with life, and not nearly enough in late seasons wincest when they're old veterans tired and homesick and filled with a quiet need to settle. the domesticity in how they move around each other, the complete devotion without doubts (not anymore), sam's jaded but not ungrateful submission and acceptance of his place beside his brother forever, dean's long awaited and fought for complete authority and ownership over his baby brother. after so much conflict and betrayal and untrust, they finally settled down. their relationship, at long last, completely compatible and ironically symbiotic in its inequality.