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Originally posted by: -Mystery-
@Kankshita - Your feelings mirror mine. The episodes are getting better and better and the season's almost ending. So not fair. And thank you! I love reading your comments too, so thank you for always replying! The theme of the episode definitely was facing your fears and also when to let go and when not to. Loved the last part where Charlie says she's gotta let go and asks Dean if he will and he says never. Charlie had to let go of her mom who, as nurse/doctor had earlier said to Dean, has been gone for a long time. Now in terms of Dean, he's holding on to his Sammy and trying his best to protect him. Though he understands at the end that Sam is a fighter and has to do what he has to do, he's not gonna let go. At the end, he's always gonna be there for him. And that's what we love about the brothers anyway, right. I'm more of a fan of the monters of the week episodes as well. They're short, they're fun, don't seem to drag, and you can always expect something new the next week. BTW, I absolutely love your avi (Dean's expression is hilarious) and the Winchester hug sig! Awesomeness.