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* HoYay: Sam and Dean are, again, paralleled to a couple, with Sam and Michelle being hurt and Dean and Corbyn stopping at nothing to make sure their loved one is safe. The dialogue furthermore draws explicit parallels between Dean and Corbyn as Corbin insists he can't lose Michelle and Billie sees through Dean's bluff and tells him he can't lose Sam. Moreover, the episode is a WholePlotReference to Theatre/RomeoAndJuliet, with Dean thinking Sam is dead and subsequently committing suicide. Also, at the end of the episode Michelle gives a heartbreaking speech about how she just watched the man she loved die, and there's no going back to normal from that. The camera then has a lingering zoom on Dean's face as he considers her words, thinking about [[IncestIsRelative Sam]], whom he has nearly lost.
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* HoYay: Sam and Dean are, again, paralleled to a couple, with Sam and Michelle being hurt and Dean and Corbyn stopping at nothing to make sure their loved one is safe. The dialogue furthermore draws explicit parallels between Dean and Corbyn as Corbin insists he can't lose Michelle and Billie sees through Dean's bluff and tells him he can't lose Sam. Moreover, the episode is a WholePlotReference to Theatre/RomeoAndJuliet, with Dean thinking Sam is dead and subsequently committing suicide. Also, at the end of the episode Michelle gives a heartbreaking speech about how she just watched the man she loved die, and there's no going back to normal from that. The camera then has a lingering zoom on Dean's face as he considers her words, thinking about [[IncestIsRelative Sam]], Sam, whom he has nearly lost.lost.
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Literally the whole episode is about Dean's fear of losing Sam, and the things he is willing to do to get him back. Even without the copious couple parallels, and regardless of a Ho Yay or platonic reading of this scene, it is undoubtedly about Sam. Trying to make it about Cas makes no sense.
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* HoYay: Michelle gives a heartbreaking speech about how she just watched the man she loved die, and there's no going back to normal from that. The camera then has a lingering zoom on Dean's face as he considers her words, no doubt thinking about either a) [[IncestIsRelative Sam]], whom he thought he lost and ''committed suicide'' in an attempt to get back, or b) [[HomoeroticSubtext Cas]], whom he's been obsessing over saving for the last few episodes and who may have to be killed to stop Lucifer.
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* HoYay: Sam and Dean are, again, paralleled to a couple, with Sam and Michelle being hurt and Dean and Corbyn stopping at nothing to make sure their loved one is safe. The dialogue furthermore draws explicit parallels between Dean and Corbyn as Corbin insists he can't lose Michelle and Billie sees through Dean's bluff and tells him he can't lose Sam. Moreover, the episode is a WholePlotReference to Theatre/RomeoAndJuliet, with Dean thinking Sam is dead and subsequently committing suicide. Also, at the end of the episode Michelle gives a heartbreaking speech about how she just watched the man she loved die, and there's no going back to normal from that. The camera then has a lingering zoom on Dean's face as he considers her words, no doubt thinking about either a) [[IncestIsRelative Sam]], whom he thought he lost and ''committed suicide'' in an attempt to get back, or b) [[HomoeroticSubtext Cas]], whom he's been obsessing over saving for the last few episodes and who may have to be killed to stop Lucifer.has nearly lost.
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** HoYay: Michelle gives a heartbreaking speech about how she just watched the man she loved die, and there's no going back to normal from that. The camera then has a lingering zoom on Dean's face as he considers her words, no doubt thinking about either a) [[IncestIsRelative Sam]], whom he thought he lost and ''committed suicide'' in an attempt to get back, or b) [[HomoeroticSubtext Cas]], whom he's been obsessing over saving for the last few episodes and who may have to be killed to stop Lucifer.
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* AssPull: Sam is dealt a fatal injury, after it's been established that the next time he or Dean die, it's for good. How is this resolved? Simple: he just isn't dead. No twist, no supernatural trickery, he just didn't die somehow.
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* AssPull: Sam is dealt a fatal injury, after it's been established that the next time he or Dean die, it's for good. How is this resolved? Simple: he just isn't dead. No twist, no supernatural trickery, he just didn't die somehow.somehow.
** HoYay: Michelle gives a heartbreaking speech about how she just watched the man she loved die, and there's no going back to normal from that. The camera then has a lingering zoom on Dean's face as he considers her words, no doubt thinking about either a) [[IncestIsRelative Sam]], whom he thought he lost and ''committed suicide'' in an attempt to get back, or b) [[HomoeroticSubtext Cas]], whom he's been obsessing over saving for the last few episodes and who may have to be killed to stop Lucifer.
** HoYay: Michelle gives a heartbreaking speech about how she just watched the man she loved die, and there's no going back to normal from that. The camera then has a lingering zoom on Dean's face as he considers her words, no doubt thinking about either a) [[IncestIsRelative Sam]], whom he thought he lost and ''committed suicide'' in an attempt to get back, or b) [[HomoeroticSubtext Cas]], whom he's been obsessing over saving for the last few episodes and who may have to be killed to stop Lucifer.
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* AssPull: Sam is dealt a fatal injury, after it's been established that the next time he or Dean die, it's for good. How is this resolved? Simple: he just isn't dead. No twist, no supernatural trickery, he just didn't die somehow.
