"The three of us. That's all we have. That's all I have."
The more I rewatch this show, the more I feel like it's Dean's journey. I know it's about the two of them, but to see where Dean has gone since season one . . . how much he's grown . . . I don't think there's anything I've watched so far in this rewatch that hasn't made me more and more upset about how Season 9 ends.
My thoughts on Salvation second time around . . .
- OK, before I say anything else, I need to complain, A LOT, about the fact that ALL of the Season 1 music is changed. To watch a "road so far" without Carry On Wayward Son playing in the background was completely bizarre and I felt like it changed the show. I noted on Twitter that the music in the show is like another cast member. It was really, really different without Carry On Wayward Son, and I didn't like it at all. Booooo licensing.
- The "you are now leaving Salvation" sign had two typos that I noticed - the lottery signed was spelled "loto" and it also referenced "judgement' day.
- The dialogue between the boys and John in this episode - enough to break my heart over and over.
- "I want you to go to school. I want Dean to have a home. I want Mary alive. I just want this to be over."
- "It's up to you boys now. It's your fight. You finish this. You finish what I started."
- "Even when I couldn't count on anyone, I could always count on you."
- "It's suicide." "I don't care." "I do."
- "If hunting this demon means you getting yourself killed, then I hope we never find the damn thing."
- I still don't understand how John managed to make it to meet up with Meg in time when he was so insistent that it was impossible.
- Son of a bitch count - 1
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