#if they'd kept cas in the empty and given dean jimmy instead it would have been literary tragic and that would have been something at least

[80hdean]

wait i just figured it out, it’s not about the ‘chuck won’ ending or any of the other (admittedly awesome) fix it post-finale scenarios i’ve read, it’s that one meme was right

they are in the bad place

like, it’s jack’s version, it’s the nicest version of hell he could think up, no more body horror and gore, it’s all psychological and emotional torture now babey

but like...no one on that show deserved to go to a real heaven, maybe sam if you squint? but certainly not dean or cas. you don’t get to be mass murderers and just shrug it off with ‘i saved the world’

that’s a satisfying ending for me anyways. i impose MY morality on the whole nightmare of a scenario and all the checks and balances declare: everyone goes to hell

#idk what kansas did to deserve it but tbh depending on your heaven/hell mythology it can be startlingly easy to be a sinner! #finale #spn s16 #finale fix its #meta #misha only seems to mention the tragedy of the ending even the 'should have been' endings and like fiNE THEN i'll just lean in #tragic ending makes sense for the show but it's still cruel #the way they did it was not a tragic ending it was just gross and bad lol #if they'd kept cas in the empty and given dean jimmy instead it would have been literary tragic and that would have been something at least #I guess by the morality system the show sets up (which contradicts itself plenty tbh) it's like 50/50 whether or not they 'deserve heaven' #bc ken lay made it to heaven (barf) but kevin went to hell so #im talking myself in circles here there's no way to ACTUALLY make sense of this damned show why does the brain still insist on trying ?? #magpie dot txt