That's where I am, too. This isn't the finale I would have written; mine would have been not--I'd have stopped at 15.19--for me, that ending was perfect.
But I can accept this, if I don't think about it too much. If I concentrate on things like the actors' performance, which was note perfect in every way.
Two points you brought up--1.Jenny? The instant after the mimes were revealed as vampires, as the black-clad legs strutted into view, I actually expected Kate, from the same episode, and 2. Wouldn't Dean be in a lot more pain? From someone I know who survived a stabbing, it feels like you've been punched, there's no feeling of penetration, and very little pain, unless you move so that the blade (or spike, whatever) moves inside you and does more damage, or you remove the blade.
I do hope at some point Sam offered Garth or one of the girls the key to the bunker--all that knowledge sealed away when it could be useful rankles, a bit. It hurts to think about Sam grieving through the decades, as you say. And their reunion, while sweet, had a lot of bitter in it.
But it's done, and it wasn't awful. I guess now it's us who'll have to carry on.
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Date: 2020-11-20 08:30 pm (UTC)But I can accept this, if I don't think about it too much. If I concentrate on things like the actors' performance, which was note perfect in every way.
Two points you brought up--1.Jenny? The instant after the mimes were revealed as vampires, as the black-clad legs strutted into view, I actually expected Kate, from the same episode, and 2. Wouldn't Dean be in a lot more pain? From someone I know who survived a stabbing, it feels like you've been punched, there's no feeling of penetration, and very little pain, unless you move so that the blade (or spike, whatever) moves inside you and does more damage, or you remove the blade.
I do hope at some point Sam offered Garth or one of the girls the key to the bunker--all that knowledge sealed away when it could be useful rankles, a bit. It hurts to think about Sam grieving through the decades, as you say. And their reunion, while sweet, had a lot of bitter in it.
But it's done, and it wasn't awful. I guess now it's us who'll have to carry on.