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[heidi]

I don't like this. I don't like this at all. I don't know why I don't but I don't and I don't like where it ended.

Had he ended the series here, I would be screaming bloody murder.

I trust Sera to do something with the next season that will make me ok with it all but right now I do not like this at all and am very very discombobulated and crying and unhappy about Show.

And I say this as someone who loveloveloved the end of S3 with Dean going into the pit. That was right and it fit and while I have really loved this entire season (which I just mistyped as serason, ha) almost 100% completely, I am not at all pleased with how it ended.

Can anyone say anything to make me okay with it?

Maybe I should've allowed myself to be spoiled and had some forewarning? Would it have helped?


In good news, Chuck was renewed. So, there's that.

Comments

[sistermagpie.livejournal.com]

What left me just feeling really apprehensive was I think partially the meta "God writes it and it comes true!" feeling. When Chuck talked about tying up loose ends, that's exactly what bringing back Bobby and Cas and then quickly dispatching them felt like--tying up loose ends the way you do at the end of a TV series. The kind where everybody hangs out all the time and then suddenly have dumb reasons to separate because it's the series finale and they want it to be sad.

So everybody felt like they were in an illusion to me. But on a good note, hopefully an illusion to be shattered when everybody thinks "Wait a minute, I'm Team Free Will. I don't want to be in this ending! I've got other things to do!"