it was more, because the episode felt lacking, everything else stuck out more like a sore thumb. Sam bothered me more than anything else
It’s not how Dean died, but more when he died that bothered me. The entire season, he was talking about being able to write his own story, and he didn’t even last a few weeks. I thought it was out of character for Sam to not even shout for Jack to help while Dean was bleeding out. I know Jack said he would be hands off, but the boys could still call for him and be ignored
I was hoping Dean would be able to retire and Sam would be a hunter dispatcher/information repository living in the bunker. Almost like an inverse of where they started, showing their character growth
I was annoyed that after working to revive Eileen and not-so-subtly hinting at her relationship with Sam, they couldn’t even name drop her as Sam’s wife. I know they couldn’t get the actress, but that makes it seem like the parts of the show were wasted time
They make it seem like Sam leaves the bunker and never returns (we never see them shut off the lights), but on his deathbed, we see his son has the non-possession tattoo. Did Sam tell his son about the life? Was he able to get away entirely? How did he convince his son to get that specific tattoo without telling him details?
We’ve seen Sam without Dean not look nearly as miserable as he did in his aging montage, even when he was with his son. Dean would not have wanted Sam to live out the rest of his life being miserable.
Why wasn’t the dog miracle in heaven?