I didn't see Dean's letting the girl go to be that out of character. Yes, I think he was changed by Purgatory, but when he killed Sam's friend it was because she was killing humans. He let the son go after he asked him if he had killed humans. He also learned to live with letting the non human eating vamps live. So adding that philosophy to becoming friends with Benny and I can see where he is at. I did like Sam's reaction. He was thrown off, but I think it made him somewhat hopeful. Overall, I liked the episode. (Just wandered across your page, hope you don't mind my commenting here.)
He let the son go after he asked him if he had killed humans
I also think he has a hard time killing kids no matter what they are.
What happened in Purgatory has to have had an influence on Dean's decision, I think. You also pointed out the vegan vamps, and I'd forgotten about them and that leads my brain into all kinds of places...hmm. I kind of missed Sam's reaction to Dean letting go of the werewolf, but before that he seemed to be incredibly conciliatory...mystery!
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10/25/12 06:13 am (UTC)I also think he has a hard time killing kids no matter what they are.
What happened in Purgatory has to have had an influence on Dean's decision, I think. You also pointed out the vegan vamps, and I'd forgotten about them and that leads my brain into all kinds of places...hmm. I kind of missed Sam's reaction to Dean letting go of the werewolf, but before that he seemed to be incredibly conciliatory...mystery!
I certainly don't mind folks visiting, not at all! Thanks for your interesting comment! :)