Sammy is totally Dean's job. The way Dean emphasizes that, over and over again in the show, especially toward the end, kind of made me uncomfortable, like, you know, who calls it a job to love and care for your brother? An admirable responsibility, but not exactly emotional.
With Dean, it is, though. Thanks to John, this is how he thinks, how he structures his thoughts, feelings, responsibilities, and Sam is #1, always has been, out of necessity and out of love. *pets*
Loved this. LOVE that you keep writing Winchesters!! <3
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Date: 2008-02-09 04:42 pm (UTC)Sammy is totally Dean's job. The way Dean emphasizes that, over and over again in the show, especially toward the end, kind of made me uncomfortable, like, you know, who calls it a job to love and care for your brother? An admirable responsibility, but not exactly emotional.
With Dean, it is, though. Thanks to John, this is how he thinks, how he structures his thoughts, feelings, responsibilities, and Sam is #1, always has been, out of necessity and out of love. *pets*
Loved this. LOVE that you keep writing Winchesters!! <3