#dlconline

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Transcript from a fan who purchased a digital copy of this Meet & Greet

If that confessional scene was truly the end of Castiel, and if his feelings were truly supposed to be unrequited, then why on earth would Jensen be offended/concerned/angered by that? I mean, it’s not like it’s something new. Castiel has said “I love you” before—maybe not as directly as this last time, but he’s said it. Plus, the idea that Castiel is in love with Dean has been part of the narrative practically since the beginning! “You must have me confused with the other angel, you know—the one in the dirty trench coat who’s in love with you?” and “You see, he has this weakness … he likes you” as well as “I was getting too close to the humans in my charge … you” and “He was your boyfriend first.” And let us not forget “And then—his true weakness was revealed: he’s in love … with humanity” and we all know that there are plenty more quotes like that.

Also, there have been numerous jokes and speculation from not only the fans, but the cast themselves about Castiel’s feelings, and those started years ago!

Jensen: “Where’s the gay angel?”

Misha: “You mean gay as in ‘happy’ right?”

Jensen: 😉

Plus…

Jared: “Taste the rainbow” and “My episode would be called ‘Milk Run’ and Sam wouldn’t be in it … it’s just Cas and Dean … and there’d be a lot of BDSM.”

So, why would Jensen be upset about Castiel’s apparently one-sided confession … unless it was never meant to be one sided.

The only reason I can think of for Misha being worried about Jensen’s reaction, is if he was told at the beginning of season 15 that Castiel would not only confess his love for Dean, but also Dean would reciprocate it (in some way … maybe not physically, but he’d make it known that the feelings were mutual). I could see how Jensen might have a problem with that because he has been pretty adamant in the past that the script does not portray Dean as having feelings for Castiel, and he sees Dean as “a ladies man”, so to switch it up now—at the end of a show with such a long run that has been such a huge part of his life … might give Jensen pause. The writers would essentially be changing the entire focus of the show at the 11th hour, and as someone who also likes control, and can be pretty set in my ways myself, I can completely understand why Jensen might not be okay with that. However, according to Misha … Jensen was fine with "whatever" was proposed, so who knows.

Misha could have just been worrying for nothing (God knows I do that too) and the confession in the last episode was truly the end of it all; or … he was rightfully worried about how his best friend might react to such a drastic change to a character he’s been playing for nearly half his life.

I don't care about what Misha said because ✨ I don't trust that fucker ✨