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sepiastars) wrote2007-02-13 12:02 pm
sepiastars) wrote2007-02-13 12:02 pm
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connection between 2.13 and 2.14
I have a little problem with something I noticed connecting the two episodes.
In "Houses of the Holy," Sam is pretty adamant that he has to stop the guy outside of the market because the spirit expressly told him exactly what he was going to do. He uses the fact that he knows the guy is going to rape someone to justify to Dean that he had to go after him.
Then in "Born Under a Bad Sign," Sam himself is he one who very nearly rapes someone, and worse, a friend. And yet at the end of the episode, Sam, who is the king of angst and guilt, seems to have no idea what happened, or at least not at all be concerned.
Do you think he didn't remember? Don't you think he would be more upset?
Then in "Born Under a Bad Sign," Sam himself is he one who very nearly rapes someone, and worse, a friend. And yet at the end of the episode, Sam, who is the king of angst and guilt, seems to have no idea what happened, or at least not at all be concerned.
Do you think he didn't remember? Don't you think he would be more upset?