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Icon by gayprinces Call me Ren or Bee I really like bees but they are always tagged if you are not a fan of bugs. I want a garden, a beehive and a mori wardrobe... maybe some chickens. I love solitude but despite this description my blog is mostly fandom and shitty jokes.
Not white, just white-passing (mixed) latin. I acknowledge the privilege this gives me but try not to discount who I am and where I come from please.
Also, I don't want to talk about communism, it's a delicate subject for a second generation kid from a communist country.
hi john winchester quick question - why did you leave salmondean alone in that motel room when you were hunting the shtriga? why would you need to? in the show’s lore - the shtriga works in annual cycles and goes through one town, ONE, each time. meaning that since the creature went after sam, presumably the motel was in the same town where the hunt was. so why did you need to leave the motel for days? where did you go? and moreover - we see in the “now” part of this episode that the shtriga isn’t particular with the order of the children. sometimes it takes the youngest first (two queens kid’s family), sometimes the oldest (the lay me down to sleep girl from the start of the ep) - what was the plan if it’s gone after dean first? sam’s how old here? four? five? you told dean to protect sam, but did you even think that dean might’ve been the first victim?
like basically all this is proof to me that john was using these kids as bait. he shows up pretty quickly when the shtriga’s attacking sam, once he realizes dean’s hesitating (he’s 9). he told dean not to leave the room at all for anything (bait’s not much use if it’s not on the hook.) and probably watched as dean took a walk and didn’t say anything. and then yelled at him later for putting sam in danger. and almost twenty years later dean is still blaming himself for all of it.
Yeah. Yeah. Also: as soon as the striga is gone he packs them up and leaves them with Pastor Jim. Which seems very much to indicate. That he had a safe place he could have dropped his children off at a moment’s notice while he hunted. the child killing monster. Instead of leaving them alone in the child-killing monster’s neighbourhood, which is the course he chose, for some reason,
Pink Prison, a comic I did for my color theory class this semester! we had to pick a color, research it, and do a piece related to it somehow. i chose pink :)
hi john winchester quick question - why did you leave salmondean alone in that motel room when you were hunting the shtriga? why would you need to? in the show’s lore - the shtriga works in annual cycles and goes through one town, ONE, each time. meaning that since the creature went after sam, presumably the motel was in the same town where the hunt was. so why did you need to leave the motel for days? where did you go? and moreover - we see in the “now” part of this episode that the shtriga isn’t particular with the order of the children. sometimes it takes the youngest first (two queens kid’s family), sometimes the oldest (the lay me down to sleep girl from the start of the ep) - what was the plan if it’s gone after dean first? sam’s how old here? four? five? you told dean to protect sam, but did you even think that dean might’ve been the first victim?
like basically all this is proof to me that john was using these kids as bait. he shows up pretty quickly when the shtriga’s attacking sam, once he realizes dean’s hesitating (he’s 9). he told dean not to leave the room at all for anything (bait’s not much use if it’s not on the hook.) and probably watched as dean took a walk and didn’t say anything. and then yelled at him later for putting sam in danger. and almost twenty years later dean is still blaming himself for all of it.
Yeah. Yeah. Also: as soon as the striga is gone he packs them up and leaves them with Pastor Jim. Which seems very much to indicate. That he had a safe place he could have dropped his children off at a moment’s notice while he hunted. the child killing monster. Instead of leaving them alone in the child-killing monster’s neighbourhood, which is the course he chose, for some reason,