‘ChelsღChina

I get what you're saying, but then why bring up the soulless part at all? If the person with the soul who was there to teach Dean how to play ball when he was younger because his father was too busy making another family, made the exact same decision as his brother who at the time didn't have a conscience because that part of him was being taken care of by Lucifer, how is Sam the one to shoulder all the blame for this?

I was wondering the same thing myself.

bring me home

Ook...I'm just now watching this. And it's in Kearney Missouri. Which is like 30-45 mins from me!

Tennessee Whiskey

That's great Jenn!

Because either way, Dean felt betrayed by it.

sunflower 654

I feel like him bringing up the soulless part was because it was just another thing that Dean felt betrayed by and also he was under the curse so naturally everything was exaggrated. Dean was already angry and hurt by Sam's acting like he is there out of obligation so his feelings came tumbling out thanks to the curse, but I do believe that he needed to say all of that.

eri_spnfan

Hmm...but why would Dean say "you never told me you were soul-less"? Sam didn't KNOW he was soul-less or are the writers forgetting that. Why would Dean be angry when he knows that Sam didn't know what was wrong with him. Cas onley knew. I'm enjoying hearing everyones ideas.

Maybe Dean's just so fed up with the lack of care that Sam's always shown him. It just seems that Sam has never cared as much for Dean as Dean has for him. And now it seems like he wouldn't care if his brother died again.

Or maybe this is Carver's way of trying to right all theproblemsthat were never resolved or brushed aside by the brothers in the past.