I guess I'm a cynic, but I think giving up the Trials was the end of the transformation idea. I will be somewhat amazed if it carries through into s9.
I'm with you. I WANT it to all mean something, but experience has left us cynical because we know how they finish one idea to move onto another one so...easily
And yes yes to what you say here. You always have such interesting insights on the characters. I fear that the writers just don't think that deeply. Though, I think they do need to look at those issues for both of them - I'd love to see them do more with Dean's emotional arc this coming season. And NOT through petty jealousies for making the other one feel guilty about how they've reacted to something. I'm not sure where Sam's confession will put Dean now. Or where it puts Sam. Will it even be brought up again? Will they carry on as though that never happened (as is often the case).
I suppose we'll have to wait and see. I'm already wanting to see/hear spoilers. They can't be nearly as distressing the season 8 ones....
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I'm with you. I WANT it to all mean something, but experience has left us cynical because we know how they finish one idea to move onto another one so...easily
And yes yes to what you say here. You always have such interesting insights on the characters. I fear that the writers just don't think that deeply. Though, I think they do need to look at those issues for both of them - I'd love to see them do more with Dean's emotional arc this coming season. And NOT through petty jealousies for making the other one feel guilty about how they've reacted to something. I'm not sure where Sam's confession will put Dean now. Or where it puts Sam. Will it even be brought up again? Will they carry on as though that never happened (as is often the case).
I suppose we'll have to wait and see. I'm already wanting to see/hear spoilers. They can't be nearly as distressing the season 8 ones....