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superbadgirl) wrote2007-05-10 10:03 pm
superbadgirl) wrote2007-05-10 10:03 pm
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SPN: All Hell Breaks Loose
JFC, how am I supposed to get any sleep after that?
Aiiiieee! *whimper*
I flail.
Me, at the beginning: DEAN, DON'T LET SAM GO IN THERE ALONE!
And I pretty much never lost that panicked feeling. (Except when they showed a burned-out Roadhouse, at which point I cheered. I suspect that is not as grim as they'd have us believe...damnit. Hee.) I'm a bit embarrassed with myself for not figuring out the ghost town was a fight-against-each-other scenario way earlier, but to be fair I was angsting with Sam about Dean and with Dean about Sam, so...yeah. The Demon wanting just one special child seems a bit odd to me (what happened to his "I have plans for you, and all the children like you" schtick?), but I'm willing to overlook it. Because...*wibble*
I cheered when I saw Andy, but my panic just ratcheted up as well. Not ANDY! I liked Andy, damnit. I liked Ava, too, but the actress does weird things with her mouth, which always distracts me...and I knew, just KNEW she wasn't right. I didn't want her to die, either.
I liked Jake, too, damnit. He should have listened to Sam instead of...instead of doing that at the end, when Dean showed up. They could have worked together. I'm really starting to think the Very Big Difference between Sam and all these other kids who seems a lot more easily influenced (except Andy, either because he was always stoned or because he just didn't get the chance *wibble*) by the YED is having someone in his life, an everpresent force of good. I mean Dean if you hadn't figured that out. ;)
And speaking of Dean. Shit. JA does a really great job in that horrible scene, doesn't he? The second his hand touched the wound and came away all bloody, he knew. You could see the knowledge, the barely there panic building. When Sam went all scary limp (notdeadnotdeadnotdeadno), that denial/panic reaction stayed strong but so subtle. The worst (best) was the shout at the end. It broke my heart into a thousand squishy pieces. I spent all night trying to clean the mess off my carpet.
I am a tad worried about the whole cheating-death theme they seem to have going - that's very angsty, yes, but how many times can you play a similar hand? And now Sam's just going to lie there (please don't make him go all Addie Bundren on us!) while Dean cracks and breaks and bleeds.
Yeah. So. Eleven hours later and I'm still wibbling like a toddler who just fell off the couch and doesn't know if she's hurt or is just really, really frightened.
Aiiiieee! *whimper*
I flail.
Me, at the beginning: DEAN, DON'T LET SAM GO IN THERE ALONE!
And I pretty much never lost that panicked feeling. (Except when they showed a burned-out Roadhouse, at which point I cheered. I suspect that is not as grim as they'd have us believe...damnit. Hee.) I'm a bit embarrassed with myself for not figuring out the ghost town was a fight-against-each-other scenario way earlier, but to be fair I was angsting with Sam about Dean and with Dean about Sam, so...yeah. The Demon wanting just one special child seems a bit odd to me (what happened to his "I have plans for you, and all the children like you" schtick?), but I'm willing to overlook it. Because...*wibble*
I cheered when I saw Andy, but my panic just ratcheted up as well. Not ANDY! I liked Andy, damnit. I liked Ava, too, but the actress does weird things with her mouth, which always distracts me...and I knew, just KNEW she wasn't right. I didn't want her to die, either.
I liked Jake, too, damnit. He should have listened to Sam instead of...instead of doing that at the end, when Dean showed up. They could have worked together. I'm really starting to think the Very Big Difference between Sam and all these other kids who seems a lot more easily influenced (except Andy, either because he was always stoned or because he just didn't get the chance *wibble*) by the YED is having someone in his life, an everpresent force of good. I mean Dean if you hadn't figured that out. ;)
And speaking of Dean. Shit. JA does a really great job in that horrible scene, doesn't he? The second his hand touched the wound and came away all bloody, he knew. You could see the knowledge, the barely there panic building. When Sam went all scary limp (notdeadnotdeadnotdeadno), that denial/panic reaction stayed strong but so subtle. The worst (best) was the shout at the end. It broke my heart into a thousand squishy pieces. I spent all night trying to clean the mess off my carpet.
I am a tad worried about the whole cheating-death theme they seem to have going - that's very angsty, yes, but how many times can you play a similar hand? And now Sam's just going to lie there (please don't make him go all Addie Bundren on us!) while Dean cracks and breaks and bleeds.
Yeah. So. Eleven hours later and I'm still wibbling like a toddler who just fell off the couch and doesn't know if she's hurt or is just really, really frightened.