#pocketsized-prophet

dude bro gym guys told them protein was the magic ingredient to getting a healthy buff body and that that is the only thing you'll ever need

Ooooo these are lovely and angsty. I just posted the crypt scene edits and tagged you! I’ll work on the reverse crypt scene ASAP. The Dean death scene will be...interesting given the lighting in that part of the episode. I’ll see what happens!

no but jenny, can we not?

Danielle, how could you, you’re my friend.

I DONT KNOW THEYRE MY PRECIOUS SONS I CANT

crack!theory: it’s all in the hair. he messed his hair up like when he was a demon and then boom, black eyes ;D

Thanks! Sorry it took me so long to answer this! It got lost,lol.

1) Marvel!!!

2) fresh nail polish

3) Musicals

4) The feeling after you shave your legs

5) watching good history documentries

My activities been kinda dead so I might not get 10:

I mean, Sam confessed (as far as we're aware) to an empty confessional box. Whereas Dean confessed to a priest. Sam needed to be absolved of his sins by Dean whereas Dean needs someone more than just Sam to absolve him of his?? I'm really not sure what I'm getting at with this. (2/3) Maybe... maybe I just see similarities that the first step to cure a demon (which, given next week's promo, Dean still seems to harbour something of his demon self) is to first confess your sins to purify your blood. I just... my thoughts aren't that coherent and I feel like I'm close to the edge of something, I just can't quite figure out what. (3/3)

Dearest Dannie!

First of all: I can assure you that my crazy rambles aren’t worthier than yours or anybody else’s.

Second of all: a round of hugs, because of the confessional scene

Third of all: I have been thinking about something like what you say as well. I think I remember larinah being the one, who brought up the possibility of Dean undertaking the hell trials to be purified and cleansed on a cosmic level and when Dean went into that confessional I absolutely felt reminded of 8x23 as well.

I think the crux of the whle confessional might be that it actually is not important whether or not someone is sitting on the other side of that door, because the confessional truly - at least to me - isn’t about being forgiven by somebody else, it’s about thinking deeply about yourself and your choices, so to me the dialogue Dean had with the priest can more be seen as Dean opening up to himself and allowing and addressing himself and being able to face up to his mistakes or his struggles.

A confessional is meant to lift a weight off your shoulders, absolve you of your sins, it’s seeking forgiveness. The thing is, Dean doesn’t need forgiveness by anybody else and not from god. The only person he needs to forgive him is himself and I feel like Dean might have made a first step in the right direction in that regard, though of course his mindset suggests that he is headed nowehere good.

So while I think it was important for Dean to just vent and unload to someone he doesn’t know and being forgiven, it’s just a sort of copy of what is what Dean truly needs and caves: deliverance.

All that being said, I think you might be very well onto something here. Like I said this morning, to me it seems to have been another step on Dean’s 12-step-program (of saying goodbye) And it is def interesting that next week shows supposedly Dean demonic self re-awakes. Though I am also thinking it is entirely possible that Rowena is messing with Dean’s perception of self in that regard. He is the perfect victim for her unfortunately in that regard and so is Sam.