curled around these images

Wow, what a mess.

And I don't mean that in a negative way. ;D

( Let us be messes together.  )

As much as this episode was a filler and full of sparkly moments, I think we can extract some thinky... :D

( I gotta start with that hotel room... )

Somewhat delayed. I ran out of time last night. Also, there's was stuff I wanted (needed!) to say.

( spoilers are remembering Chuck *g* )

for my thinky flisters.

A while ago bythedamned and I posted figures and meta on deaths of males and females on Supernatural. It generated some healthy discussion and some interesting questions.

One thing that came up a few times, was that how many men or women died isn't as important as HOW they died.

The question is: What is critical or important about the way the characters die? My assumption is that male characters die differently to female characters and therefore there's an imbalance, or maybe there's bias toward one sex over the other (?). My further assumption is that women's deaths are more sexualised then men (deduced by the various comments made). IF this is true what is considered a "sexualised" death? What they are wearing when they die? Their position when they die? Who kills them? Does penetration with a knife symbolise sexual penetration? etc.

Deep I know (and damned heavy! sorry about that..), but I am genuinely curious. Maybe there's meta out there already on this? If not.... ;)




(if anyone looked at the past dozen posts of mine they'd swear I was ADD or something.../o\)