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all_spnContinuing my series examining the themes, tropes and meta of Supernatural season one, here is a link to the next section of my rewatch review of "Asylum" at my journal, in case anyone here is interested in sharing my celebration of the early episodes with me. And also to a masterpost I've created for the collection. I welcome comments and discussion.
"For the brothers, however, the episode ends more equivocally. Sam apologizes for the things he said to Dean and insists he didn’t mean them. It’s interesting that his concern is to deny the “awful things” he said, rather than apologize for attempting to shoot Dean. Perhaps he feels it goes without saying that he didn’t genuinely want to kill his brother whereas he feels bad about what he said because he knows, deep down, there was a grain of truth in it."
Read more at Live Journal.
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"For the brothers, however, the episode ends more equivocally. Sam apologizes for the things he said to Dean and insists he didn’t mean them. It’s interesting that his concern is to deny the “awful things” he said, rather than apologize for attempting to shoot Dean. Perhaps he feels it goes without saying that he didn’t genuinely want to kill his brother whereas he feels bad about what he said because he knows, deep down, there was a grain of truth in it."
Read more at Live Journal.
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