It's like I said above. Evil Sam feels like it could come form the character because it's brings out his inherent need for control and power.
With Dean though, it's like people use it as an excuse to throw out all the personality traits that make Dean more than your typical anti-hero. And completely ignoring his innate submissive nature that makes him so interesting to me because it goes in against the image he tries so hard to present to the world.
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Date: 2014-06-23 07:54 pm (UTC)It's like I said above. Evil Sam feels like it could come form the character because it's brings out his inherent need for control and power.
With Dean though, it's like people use it as an excuse to throw out all the personality traits that make Dean more than your typical anti-hero. And completely ignoring his innate submissive nature that makes him so interesting to me because it goes in against the image he tries so hard to present to the world.