Just a statement from a Dean girl

[liliaeth]

There is no faster way to get me to stop reading your fic, no matter how good it might be otherwise, than by turning Dean or Jensen into the bad guy/asshole/whatever…

I hate bashing in general, but if your writing requires you to insult, denigrate or jerkify Dean or Jensen, then you lose all my interest.

I may have serious issues with Sam right now, and I think he behaved like an asshole in s8-s9, but I’ll also still stop reading if you claim Sam being evil is in character. Rather than an AU.

(hey I like the occasional evil Sam and evil Cas, but then I want it made clear up ahead that Sam’s evil and that thus regular characterization does not apply. And I prefer there being some reason as to why Sam or Cas are behaving the way they are )

I unfortunately do not have the same exemption for Dean. I respect your right to see things differently, but I have little to no interest in reading about Dean being evil. Which is going to cause serious trouble with my enjoyment of s10 of SPN, of which I am well aware.

Maybe it's because I quite simply care for and identify with Jensen/Dean more than I do with Jared/Sam or Misha/Cas, but I just can't help it...

Comments

[saltandburnboys.livejournal.com]

Urghhh, don't even get me started...I think I'm one of the very few people who's really worried about season ten. For me, it's like the writers seem to have this kind of tally thing going on right now where whatever they do to Sam, they have to do to Dean. So because we had Sam treading the dark side back in season four, we have to have Dean do it too...WHICH WOULD NEVER HAPPEN. NOPE. NO. NOPE. I hate when they try and make the characters the same - they're not the same and that's why the show works so well. They have completely opposite viewpoints on the world - except when it comes to each other - and that leads them to make very different decisions.

God, they better not make Dean evil...I will be so fucking angry...

xx

[liliaeth]

What annoys me more, is that far too often the writers seem to take Sam's pain more serious than they do Dean's.