I'm hoping that Dean is purposefully giving Sam space to think, but I'm guessing he's actually hiding. I think that Sam feels that it's pointless to talk to Dean considering Dean's reactions in hte past but eventually one of them is going to break. I'm very much hoping that Dean asks Sam to explain and actually listens, and that Sam explains with all his words.
This could be what Cas considers redemption, but Cas has not handled a leadership role very well so far. I would love to see Cas lead and actually do a good, balanced job of it. Failing that, I'm okay with him hanging out with the Winchesters. I have no idea what role Cas would have if he does go back and clean up heaven--where would he fit into the Winchesters lives?
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2/27/14 02:09 am (UTC)This could be what Cas considers redemption, but Cas has not handled a leadership role very well so far. I would love to see Cas lead and actually do a good, balanced job of it. Failing that, I'm okay with him hanging out with the Winchesters. I have no idea what role Cas would have if he does go back and clean up heaven--where would he fit into the Winchesters lives?