Yes! Very much like the 9th Doctor! I couldn't quite put my finger on it, but you're right. He's come to regret everything. Losing his "better club" and the way he laughs at Past!Dean is like someone who is laughing because they're being shown something they once enjoyed but have lost somewhere along the way....if that makes any sense.
And yeah, at the end Dean could've hugged Sam...but those two never hug unless one of them is dying or has come back from the dead. I think even a friendly pat on the shoulder would have been nice though.
I actually found it to be a rather abrupt sort of unfinished ending. I forgot to mention that in the post, but for a second I thought the station had made a mistake and we were missing a line somewhere. It was slightly odd.
Oh also...I love how DEAN takes Future!Dean to task for being broken/damaged/wrong. I mean, that says a lot right there. Dean becoming that dude was completely unnerving, because he wasn't recognizable to us anymore...he had lost what made him Dean (and I think that's what he realized too, hence his line about keeping each other human.)
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Date: 2009-10-02 06:40 am (UTC)And yeah, at the end Dean could've hugged Sam...but those two never hug unless one of them is dying or has come back from the dead. I think even a friendly pat on the shoulder would have been nice though.
I actually found it to be a rather abrupt sort of unfinished ending. I forgot to mention that in the post, but for a second I thought the station had made a mistake and we were missing a line somewhere. It was slightly odd.
Oh also...I love how DEAN takes Future!Dean to task for being broken/damaged/wrong. I mean, that says a lot right there. Dean becoming that dude was completely unnerving, because he wasn't recognizable to us anymore...he had lost what made him Dean (and I think that's what he realized too, hence his line about keeping each other human.)