Am I the only one who thinks that killing Sarah was actually an amazing plot idea because it is going to have such a profound impact on the things Sam and Dean do in the future, and even though I’m sad she’s gone, it is by no means a cliche female death as far as I’m concerned
thank you
That is pretty much the textbook definition of “women in the fridge”, so don’t tell me that wasn’t a cliche female death.
When we complain about a female character death, we are not saying it’s not plot relevant, we’re saying we’re sick of female characters, who usually didn’t have much development anyway, dying for the sake of Sam and Dean’s character development.
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CAS CAN’T TAKE HIS EYES OFF OF DEAN EVEN THOUGH DEAN IS POINTEDLY IGNORING HIM AND IT HURTS SO MUCH YOU CAN SEE IT IN HIS EYES
CAS WANTS TO GO GROCERY SHOPPING WITH DEAN SO HE CAN SIT IN THE SHOTGUN SEAT NEXT TO HIM AND JUST BE PHYSICALLY CLOSE TO HIM
CAS DOESN’T NEED TO EAT BUT DEAN MADE POPCORN AND PEOPLE EAT POPCORN DURING MOVIES SO HE EATS SOME ANYWAY
CAS’S EYES GET WET WHEN DEAN SNAPS AT HIM
CAS DOESN’T KNOW HOW TO MAKE IT UP TO DEAN BUT HE’S WATCHED HUMANITY FOR LONG ENOUGH TO KNOW THAT YOU BUY THEM GIFTS, THINGS THEY LIKE, THINGS THEY NEED
CAS KNOWS DEAN WELL ENOUGH TO PICK OUT HIS FAVORITE SKIN MAG AND FAVORITE BEER
CAS DOESN’T WANT TO KILL ANYMORE HE IS SO TIRED OF IT
CAS HAS A HALO
CAS
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