Dear my friends,

[roxy]

You know I love Sam, I love him almost as much as Dean loves him, except of course given a chance, I'd jump that, but tonight? I just wanted to slap that boy silly. Both of them!! I'll say no more. *glares at TV, snivels silently*

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[digitalwave]

I have faith, sweetie, it'll be okay, I promise. Those darned Winchesters and their total inability to actually talk to each other.

I wish that they had written what Sam said better. I don't believe for a minute he meant he wouldn't save Dean. He's proven in the past that he'd move heaven and earth to save him, Faith immediately jumps to mind.

I honest to god think he meant that, if Dean really was ready to die, if it was what he wanted, that Sam wouldn't stop him. That he'd respect his wishes, which, we've gotta admit, Dean didn't do. They just had him say it in the worse way possible. Sometimes I want to shake the writers and ask if them if they really mean to make sure that parts of the fandom hates Sam. It makes no earthly sense otherwise.

*hugs*

[peepingdru.livejournal.com]

This....but come on Show....fix it:)))

[roxymissrose.livejournal.com]

I wish that they had written what Sam said better. I don't believe for a minute he meant he wouldn't save Dean.

I totally agree with you. I know he didn't mean that the way it sounded either. That's the thing. We, the audience, knows he didn't mean that because we aren't wrapped up in it the same way Dean is. At ground zero, that must have sounded AWFUL to Dean, like a total rejection of him and everything he's done. But we *know* Sam didn't mean it quite like that.

I think in a way, it was the same as Sam saying he was ready to die--he didn't mean he wanted to die, he wasn't suicidal, but he was tired as hell, and ready for some peace, deserving of some peace. He knew where he was going, and probably how it would play out and I couldn't really blame him. I also think it would be in character for him to resent Dean for that. *throws up hands*

BOYS! They're too complicated sometimes!