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! :)