Ooooh, I've got chills. So there's an entire network monitoring Dean? Seriously cree-pee.
I love that the demon was surprised that Jason was so willing to "kill" the human body it was inhabiting. They must not be sure about the whole amnesia bit. Jason doesn't understand the 'there's a live person trapped inside their own body' thing like Dean does. It's so ironic that the visions of Meg are what has Jason convinced that he's a killer.
Poor Bobby. But if he's used to dealing with viscious junkyard dogs, he should have known not to drop his guard around such an obviously confused Dean. At least now Sam and John will understand while Dean isn't contacting them. But it still means Dean is all alone out in the cold, cruel world (he never should have left the welcoming borders of Minnesota!).
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Ooooh, I've got chills. So there's an entire network monitoring Dean? Seriously cree-pee.
I love that the demon was surprised that Jason was so willing to "kill" the human body it was inhabiting. They must not be sure about the whole amnesia bit. Jason doesn't understand the 'there's a live person trapped inside their own body' thing like Dean does. It's so ironic that the visions of Meg are what has Jason convinced that he's a killer.
Poor Bobby. But if he's used to dealing with viscious junkyard dogs, he should have known not to drop his guard around such an obviously confused Dean. At least now Sam and John will understand while Dean isn't contacting them. But it still means Dean is all alone out in the cold, cruel world (he never should have left the welcoming borders of Minnesota!).