#jibcon2018

“Q: When the story finishes, would you like to have all the answers, and all the threads tied up, or do you like to be left wondering?

Misha:  I like to be left wondering. Um - I like - for example - here’s a good example; did you guys see - Three Billboards...

Jensen:  I can think of some on the way in.

Misha: Yes, that’s what I’m talking about - but I loved the ending of that movie, because we didn’t know what was going to happen, and I found that immensely satisfying.

Jensen: ...I do not. Um, I -I  would like it to have, uh - an ending.  Um, it reminds me of - uh - uh something I just recently learned; you know -  when you get a song stuck in your head?  Finish the song and it won’t be stuck in your head anymore.

Jared:  True.

Jensen: Your brain is actually trying to finish it. It needs closure.  

Jared:  That’s true.  It’s weird.

Jensen: So for me, I need that.  Like, I want - uh, I need, like a clear-cut, kind of - finale to it.  Because it helps me move on, because otherwise - its like - jerks.

BONUS:

Jensen: Now I’m going to be thinking about that for however long.

Jared: But what if the story, does have the threads, uh - uh, all the loose ends tied up, but the loose ends tied up means we’re all dead.

Jensen: WAIT WHAT ARE WE TALKING ABOUT HERE?!

Jared: ...Supernatural.

Jensen: Why did- OH OKAY. I thought we were talking about life.

DOUBLE BONUS:

Jensen: So we’re just dead? But here’s the problem - if we’re talking about the story of Supernatural, dying is not a finality. So - next??”

-jibcon 2018