I Know I'm A Little Late, But How Amazing Would It Have Been If Sam Had Literally Been A Moose For An

I watched Supernatural in Latin-dub, because Spanish is my first language– and I have to say I had high expectations for Castiel's confession and Dean saying 'Y yo a ti, Cas'... but LOL.

It feels out of place. It doesn't sound like Dean, I swear– I'd rather stick with Dean's original response and believe that he just couldn't get the words out because he was too shocked and overwhelmed by Castiel's words... it's more painful but more significant and more Dean.

A Soldier Boy le gustan las mujeres, pero canonicamente se menciona que también lo hizo con hombres... Entonces en la S5 muestran que uno de esos es [Personaje de Misha] y viene o para ayudarlo o para vengarse, y mientras pelean se terminan besando 🤸🏼‍♀️

Fuente: Yo si no quien ☝️🤓

"They made Dean act so stoic and emotionless during Castiel's confession–"

That wasn't Dean, that was Jensen. Bro didn't know how to react to his friend's overwhelmingly emotional performance.

Cas and Jack had the same impact in me.

I mean, if Cas or Jack had decided that they wanted to brutaly kill Sam and Dean I would have reacted:

Bobby: Whatever pulled you outta hell it’s dangerous, who knows what this thing can do

Dean: We will put every possible symbol and weapon and call it to us

Castiel:

I genuinely hate it when shows create interesting characters with badass potential only for the writers to forget about them an episode later......... Like seriously why did they have to create Cole Trenton (was that his name??? idk it's the one dude from S10 who fights demon Dean) when Jacob Pond's character was right there. You're telling me that this Kitsune boy who literally watched his mom get killed in front of him WOULDN'T go after Dean??? Nah, screw off with that logic—

season 4 dean is like “i’m fighting demons” and the whole time the demons are just bisexuality. meanwhile season 4 sam is like “i’m fighting demons” and they’re real and he’s drinking their blood

Sorry, but I just don't understand Destiel haters saying Dean's response (or lack thereof) to Cas' confession means he doesn't reciprocate, when *literally the exact same thing* happens in freaking Titanic:

Like seriously, Jack doesn't tell Rose he loves her (in those exact words) the whole movie, and when she says it to him, he responds basically the same way as Dean. Only there, no one doubts his feelings for her and Titanic is regarded as the most epic love story of all time...Obviously "don't do this/don't you do that" doesn't mean they don't love the other, they just don't want them to say "I love you" as a way of saying goodbye, which means leaving, which in both their cases means death...

I rest my case, your honor.