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I was clueless until now ! Thanks

Like most, my initial reaction was shock that the invincible Dean Winchester was undone by a stupid nail. It felt anticlimactic considering all his other dramatic deaths. But then I came to realize that the irony of such an unforeseen and sudden fatal misstep is so much more realistic, how often life or death is a matter of bad timing or dumb luck. No one ever really walks out the door in the morning thinking I could trip over a speed bump in the parking lot of the theater where I meet my friend for our monthly movie date and change the course of my life (which happened to my mother). The spareness forced by Covid-19 on the final episode kept the focus tightly on the only two actors who mattered. It let Sam's tragedy of being forced to carry on for decades without the only person who really mattered to him be felt more keenly. Sam's couldn't fully enjoy the satisfaction of living the life Dean wanted for him because he couldn't share it with him. In the final scene, when the two brothers were face to face again, for Dean time apart had been brief and he immediately felt the joy of reunion, but for Sam it took longer because more than 30 years had passed. For him,, Dean was more memory than reality. Sam's slight reticence and brief hesitation before embracing Dean was a distinct contrast to the urgency and intensity of all their previous hugs. But then they relaxed with the realization that they have eternity together to regain and deepen their connection with no imminent threats or pressures interfering. I was a wreck for a week and still can't rewatch the episode. One scene and I reexperience the entire sense of loss of Dean and agony for Sam all over again. So the finale did its job. I won't forget it.