Regarding to that scene, the thing is I don't think Sam is meant to be sarcastic. If Jared played Sam all pissed and a little snippy from being hit in the head by a plunger (and it did hurt, that "ow!" from him a minute ago was loud and clear), the whole scene would've been quintessentially amusing from viewer's POV. And we wouldn't feel Sam out of character.
He looked shocked and saddened that Bobby was able to forgive so easily, when he knew deep down that he can't find it in himself to do the same.
Yes exactly! The whole time he's trying not to think about it because he knew if he did, he couldn't stop himself from ripping into Sam.
I have more thoughts (or rather questions) on Michael and his vessel, although it's a bit jumbled up right now. After I sort them through, I'll write it down and maybe you can help me find some answers.
I wonder if it would be the endgame when Dean and Nick/Lucifer come face to face. I also wonder if Lucifer isn't out to kill Dean, or if he would put as much distance away from Dean knowing the guy is fated to kill him.
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Regarding to that scene, the thing is I don't think Sam is meant to be sarcastic. If Jared played Sam all pissed and a little snippy from being hit in the head by a plunger (and it did hurt, that "ow!" from him a minute ago was loud and clear), the whole scene would've been quintessentially amusing from viewer's POV. And we wouldn't feel Sam out of character.
Yes exactly! The whole time he's trying not to think about it because he knew if he did, he couldn't stop himself from ripping into Sam.
I have more thoughts (or rather questions) on Michael and his vessel, although it's a bit jumbled up right now. After I sort them through, I'll write it down and maybe you can help me find some answers.
I wonder if it would be the endgame when Dean and Nick/Lucifer come face to face. I also wonder if Lucifer isn't out to kill Dean, or if he would put as much distance away from Dean knowing the guy is fated to kill him.