I Made It To About A Boy! I Love Teen Dean’s Actor, He’s Amazing

sam’s childhood home gets burned down in a fire that killed his mother. he moves from motel room to motel room to shitty short-term lease his entire childhood. his apartment with his first girlfriend burns down in a fire that kills her too. bobby’s house burns to the ground and took the panic room he was imprisoned in with it. the house he bought with amelia becomes where she lives with her husband, back from the dead. becomes where he did “the worst thing he’s ever done,” as decreed by the devil, as decreed by his brother. the bunker becomes the place his brother tried to kill him, his room becomes a place the devil took over wearing his best friend, a literal pit in the ground to suffocate in when ketch tells them it makes a lovely tomb. the bunker is the place sam watched all the hunters under his care die. the bunker becomes a living graveyard for his brother, his best friend, his son. their rooms eternally preserved, empty and hollow and silent except for the sound of the toaster making him flinch. the most consistent, stable place sam has ever lived his entire life for the longest amount of time is the cage. you can never go home and even if you could, would you want to? would it want to see you either?

HOLY WOW

hi this was finished months ago I’m just lazy sorry

dean: we need to kill that rat bastard satan spawn sonofabitch right now sammy

meanwhile jack "that rat bastard satan spawn sonofabitch" kline at the nearest white castle:

THE JIMMY VOICE OH HOW I’VE MISSED IT

Tell me why scream is just a bunch of people slashing up other people in a mask and costume yet i deem it a comfort series

he walked into set with sex hair, a knock-off constantine cosplay, the most perplexing vocal choices of all time and the most intense homoerotic stare to ever be levelled at another man

Did you know I love Jack Kline and I want to protect him

I don't know if this is an unpopular or rare perspective on Jack, and I'm a huge over-analyzer, but I think that he purposefully makes himself more naive as a way of making himself likeable/less intimidating.

Like at first he's genuinely new to everything and doesn't understand what's going on, but I think he starts "masking" fairly early as he notices people react well to certain things and react poorly to others.

An example that stands out to me is his expression and the way he holds himself.

At the start, he has a "scary" expression reminiscent of the Kubrick stare. His head is tilted down, chin in, and eyes furrowed. It seems to be his default state, as he reverts to it when he's overwhelmed or just focused strongly on something else, like when he uses his powers.

However, at the police station he ends up getting his first positive feedback (lack of fear/nervous response) from his body language

Being down on the ground, he looks up at the officer and ends up with his head tilted up and his eyes unfurrowed. With his mouth full his expression also changes compared to how slack his face was before.

Then when he wakes up in the cell with Sam, he's back to his normal expression and angry about Sam tazing him, and Sam apologizes and explains why.

What's interesting to me is what Jack does next -

He sits crosslegged like he did earlier, despite being on a bench, and apologizes back. Because he just learned from Sam that if you hurt someone and regret it and want them to forgive you, you apologize and explain why it happened.

And he gets into the last pose that worked for him - legs crossed and tilting his head up, because it makes him look less threatening. And it works, it relieves some of Sam's obvious fear.

(part 1)

This is so funny

Sometimes I forget and then I’m reminded