DM me about my good friends Cas and Dean
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yeah i think i am done for now
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ok so you’re telling bro alongside FOUR animators did 7 minutes of a short in 7 months
bitch it took us five months and seven animators to complete 30 SECONDS OF ANIMATION for the Annecy festival openings be so for fucking real
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Y’all are both kinda missing the mark from different angles. You’re trying to change the meaning of narrative consequences when it has no bearing on the overall quality of the story and that other person is treating “consequences” as an indicator of quality for some reason
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Thats NOT to say it’s irrelevant. It’s the foundation of his character and beginning of his arc afterall. It just isn’t an example of NARRATIVE consequences.
And that is not a bad thing by any means. Y’all shouldn’t be taking this as a criticism.
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How can a planet's spirit reincarnate if it's not dead? And the planet defending itself is kinda overdone. Wan just being a good natured human who meddled in something way beyond him then rising to meet it anyway to fix his own mistakes is way more thematic and interesting.
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well if sam believed the siren infected its victims through sex and then walked in on dean already infected in a motel room with the male siren and didn’t even blink, the conclusion writes itself... dean likes men
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"When humans want something really, really bad…"
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#destiel #castiel #deanwinchester #Supernatural #destielday
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rewatching s2 of spn really makes me think about dean mischaracterization and how i’m so confused by it’s existence. because it is so clear who dean is from the start.
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masculinity not having any meaning of its own outside of being a constant effort towards not-being-feminine will never not be funny
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