SAM WAS THERE AND DEAN WAS WITH LISA AND SAM WAS ALONE AND THAT JUST COULDN'T HAVE ENDED LIKE THAT.
Exactly. That's exactly what bothers me so much about the episode. I loved so much about it, and while the last big fight and Sam letting himself fall into the gate hurt, I would have accepted that hurt if they'd let Sam and Dean reunite in the end. I would have had no problem with that last scene, if they would have just added one tiny thing, of the boys somehow getting to meet face to face again. Even just Sam going to the door and Dean answering it--even if they then ended it right at that moment, I would have been okay, because we would have known that they were together again and knew each other were alive. I Just...I can't stand that Dean thinks Sam's in hell and that the last of Sam we see is him standing alone outside, with that lost, sad expression on his face. That's not the way five years should end. We as fans deserved a very last moment that had *something* more positive and upbeat in regards to the brothers, not something that still ached.
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regna
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Date: 2010-05-14 02:11 pm (UTC)Exactly. That's exactly what bothers me so much about the episode. I loved so much about it, and while the last big fight and Sam letting himself fall into the gate hurt, I would have accepted that hurt if they'd let Sam and Dean reunite in the end. I would have had no problem with that last scene, if they would have just added one tiny thing, of the boys somehow getting to meet face to face again. Even just Sam going to the door and Dean answering it--even if they then ended it right at that moment, I would have been okay, because we would have known that they were together again and knew each other were alive. I Just...I can't stand that Dean thinks Sam's in hell and that the last of Sam we see is him standing alone outside, with that lost, sad expression on his face. That's not the way five years should end. We as fans deserved a very last moment that had *something* more positive and upbeat in regards to the brothers, not something that still ached.
Heh, anyway. Man, I'm so ranty about it. ^^;