- The warehouse scene: so, why is there already blood on the knife? Did I miss something? Again with the blood already on the knife. What am I missing?
Wasn't that the lamb's blood that Sam found in the car? Dean said something about how the knife had to be dipped in that, I think.
Ackles is the only man I've ever seen who does not pull off a standard suit at all well.
Heh... Remind me to scan my prom picture sometime. It's not pretty. :x
it wasn't about the suspense here, or the lack of it. It punched me in the chest because he knows, and he drags it out. He lets himself have just five more minutes with these people, none of whom he'll ever see again. He says goodbye.
Definitely the better reading of it -- the show has a lot of kind of "thriller" elements to it, but this wasn't really one of those episodes. You know right from the moment he wakes up in the bed with Carmen that this isn't going to last -- it's not about whether it will come undone, it's the HOW. Which is why I liked the episode as a whole; that "the good stories are about character more than plot" adage.
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Again with the blood already on the knife. What am I missing?
Wasn't that the lamb's blood that Sam found in the car? Dean said something about how the knife had to be dipped in that, I think.
Ackles is the only man I've ever seen who does not pull off a standard suit at all well.
Heh... Remind me to scan my prom picture sometime. It's not pretty. :x
it wasn't about the suspense here, or the lack of it. It punched me in the chest because he knows, and he drags it out. He lets himself have just five more minutes with these people, none of whom he'll ever see again. He says goodbye.
Definitely the better reading of it -- the show has a lot of kind of "thriller" elements to it, but this wasn't really one of those episodes. You know right from the moment he wakes up in the bed with Carmen that this isn't going to last -- it's not about whether it will come undone, it's the HOW. Which is why I liked the episode as a whole; that "the good stories are about character more than plot" adage.