Supernatural 10x09 "The Things We Left Behind" Reaction

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@donaldseale2700 11 күн бұрын

It's wild that human Dean with the mark is much scarier than full demon Dean.

@LegoGBlok 12 күн бұрын

The young actress that played Claire, is famous these days, this was her brake through role, well, not break through, but from where she was noticed from and hired on to play bigger roles. She been in pretty big movies.

@patrickmcguire7896 12 күн бұрын

She’s also a Wincest shipper if the rumors are true What other movies has she been in?

@darthevil9999 12 күн бұрын

Kathryn Newton? She's been in Lisa Frankenstein, the Third Ant Man movie, Detective Pikachu

@patrickmcguire7896 12 күн бұрын

@@darthevil9999 Oh wow I love those movies! God I’m blind

@john-xc7tg 12 күн бұрын

After this season you might wanna check the hillywood show supernatural parody it's a good watch think you would like it

@kimberlywilmoth9184 12 күн бұрын

@@patrickmcguire7896she's also in "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri", a fantastic, critically acclaimed film.

@txsportsfreak02 12 күн бұрын

This was a great episode. Everyone realizing that dean can snap at any time.

@ancatdal 10 күн бұрын

I quite like Claire; she has charm, understandable attitude, a decently fleshed out backstory, and relevance to our main characters. To me, she really works well as a character on many levels. I love the idea of bringing back Jimmy Novak's daughter to have Cas deal with the consequences of previous actions that he felt he took "for the greater good".

@Teleoceras 11 күн бұрын

I don't know if you know this, but there was a season of Supernatural:The animation. It is an anime that had some original stories and some of the better ones from S1 and 2. Jared (Sam) did his own voice the entire season.

@patrickmcguire7896 12 күн бұрын

This is why I love the Mark of Cain arc! It's treated like an actual medical/mental condition. Dean might be able to mange it at times but it comes off randomly and strength of the urges varies and depending on the situation like this one Dean might not be able to hold it back. The past few episodes have been about Dean trying to get ahold of the Marks influence, we saw in last episode that he went a whole case without feeling its pull, but that was false hope, Dean might have his good days and times when he can fight the urges but he can't live with this Mark they need a permeant solution

@helenwood8482 12 күн бұрын

Dean has been desperately trying to convince himself that he can control the Mark. This failure to do so is devastating. I felt sick when that creep went after Claire too. I'm so glad that Supernatural brought Claire back into the story. Jimmy would be so proud of her strength.

@hasanaspfld 11 күн бұрын

My favorite part of this episode is the story Dean and Sam share about John tracking down Dean as a teenager. "You don't like me? That's fine. It's not my job to be liked. It's my job to raise you right."

@patrickmcguire7896 12 күн бұрын

I feel like Claire was the Cole storyline done right. That storyline being someone from one of the brothers past case comes back jaded and angry at them even though it wasn't their fault. There are two reasons it works with Claire and not Cole. First it helps that we actually saw what happened to her on the show and not a pre-series flashback, it makes us connect with her more. And second the big problem I had with Cole was his cocky attitude, Claire had an attitude to but she's a teenager and given her trauma its understandable. Yeah Cole had his trauma to but given aside from his dad dying we don't know much about his childhood, if was raised by his mom or the foster system, plus he has a wife and kid so his wasn't all bad when compared to Claire

@helenwood8482 12 күн бұрын

Claire is also played by a much better actor.

@glygriffe 11 күн бұрын

For similar violence, when the monster is a "regular person", it is so much worse. Most people feel uncomfortable because there is no distance between that kind of monster and us. It means the similarities between hunters and monsters are greater than we want to think about. But this layer of reality in a fantasy show gives the make-believe world more gravitas. Of course, we knew from the beginning that the main characters are not the stereotypical good guys in white hats, but we painted their hats light grey without thinking too much about it. Those human-monster episodes remind us that there are real consequences to what Dean, Sam, and Castiel do on the regular. We know they won't die (at least not permanently) because of plot armor. Yet the brutality of Dean's actions, put in a mirror image of the actions of the monster of the week (so to speak) makes the fear of "losing" one of the main characters suddenly very real.

@lasseehrenreich5502 12 күн бұрын

I like how the writers finally address when Castiel possessed Jimmy he took a father away from his daughter - I know he agreed to it but it is still pretty messed up when you think about it.

@patrickmcguire7896 12 күн бұрын

Agreed its one of the forgotten plot points from the earlier seasons I'm glad they brought back. Would've liked them to bring back the Anti-Christ Jessie or those Amazons but hey bringing back works so I'm happy for that at least

@lasseehrenreich5502 12 күн бұрын

@@patrickmcguire7896 both good ideas

@tystratton-quirk9859 11 күн бұрын

Yeah, that scene really showed that sometimes, the worst monsters in Supernatural are 100% human. Seeing Claire kick the crap out of him was supremely cathartic, though. Also, more info on Rowena and Crowley's past was more than welcome, and you're going to love what's coming.

@infinitelybi2064 12 күн бұрын

Kathryn is such an amazing actress and i will always support her projects she does ❤❤ also doesn't help i have a huge crush on her(and Hailee Steinfeld) but anytime i see her in a show or big movie, i always remember her as Claire Novak

@user-tm3ig9yg1t 11 күн бұрын

This is when the season picks up for me. Some really great moments coming up. Looking forward to your reaction to the book of the damned

@butterflyslinky 12 күн бұрын

I feel like Dean's little massacre would be a lot more impactful if the people involved had been innocent instead of trying to traffic an underage girl.

@patrickmcguire7896 12 күн бұрын

True these guys deserved it, but despite that they were human and the brothers generally try to avoid killing humans. Plus its a reminder that the Mark of Cain cannot be controlled for long

@LegoGBlok 12 күн бұрын

They were partially innocent. They weren't monsters, demons, major criminals who murdered and such, they were humans who did relatively bad things sure. They tried to survive and made bad choices, selfish sure but, not evil people. So, in the sense, they did not deserve it, what happened to them and i think that is why they chose humans, instead of like vampires or what ever, because we have seen that before, humans with vampires. So, it indeed was, it left big impact on Dean and to the story.

@minuette1752 12 күн бұрын

Well I doubt he would have snapped on innocent people.

@helenwood8482 12 күн бұрын

Dean would not kill innocents. To be honest, Iy wanted to kill them all when that creep touched Claire.

@SilverChimera 12 күн бұрын

The writers trusted us to value the sanctity of human life enough for this to be significantly impactful as-is. IMO, the mitigating factors were supposed to be just enough to keep us from turning against Dean. They probably felt that some folks wouldn't've been able to forgive him if he'd slaughtered complete innocents. (Or maybe they just felt like that was too much to expect Dean himself to move on from & they didn't want to lead the story too far down that particular road.) I don't believe in the death penalty, but even if I did, I think most people would draw a distinction between what the loan shark was doing (knowingly & willingly, he was going to rape Claire) and everyone else in the room. For example: Randy was scum, but when his life/health wasn't being immediately threatened, he wasn't trafficking anyone. He was manipulating children into stealing for him, sure (risking their freedom, primarily) to try to improve his own crappy situation, but he wasn't raping them or selling them. Ultimately, he *did* sell Claire out, but he wasn't like the loan shark: a guy who made that decision just for the fun of it. He did it because the alternative was likely to be broken legs - and, a little further down the line, probably a gun to his head. And we don't know anything about the muscle the loan shark had working with him. We know they didn't stop him, but we don't know if they loved him or hated him, if they were terrified of him, if they were only with him because they were desperate to get out of a worse situation (the way Claire herself turned to bad people to be "family" out of desperation/in the wake of trauma), or what. Lastly... punishment is often pretty different for an *attempted* crime vs. a successfully-completed one, and there are good reasons for that. First: if you're punishing someone for the consequences of their actions (harm-based sentencing), well, a crime that's prevented doesn't have the same level of consequences. (Claire was shaken up, but she wasn't actually raped.) Second: there's always a chance that the offender might've turned away from the act at the last minute (whether you want to call that being struck by conscience or having a failure of courage or what). People change their minds all the time. They consider doing something bad, even take steps towards it, then "chicken out" - or think better of it - and walk away. (This is true for the loan shark, but also for Randy & the others. They still could've changed their minds. They still could've tried to stop it.) So, yeah. It SHOULD'VE been shocking, even in those circumstances, that Dean killed all those people just because he was provoked. Even if they made some terrible choices to wind up in that room in the first place. As Dean said himself about the criminals back in Folsom Prison Blues, "Just because these people are in jail, doesn't mean they deserve to die." And THAT was just about whether it was worth risking his life to *save* them.

@emilysfilms 11 күн бұрын

my favorite character is here! love claire so much

@AndrewVine-oz1ox 12 күн бұрын

This episode was uncomfortable to watch because it could have gone a lot worse for claires character, but she was saved by cass , which was brilliant to watch.

@helenwood8482 12 күн бұрын

I'm with you. I love it when people are the monsters.

@tejida815 12 күн бұрын

Mark Sheppard. ❤

@heatherqualy9143 12 күн бұрын

You’ve started my favourite block of episodes from my favourite season, it’s killing me waiting week-to-week for these reactions! More so than when I had to wait each week for it to unwind in real time, because now I know what’s coming up! 😜 That story about John is my favourite of the entire series. Because I don’t hold the same rancor that a lot of people do for John. Initially John was supposed to be harsh and tough, and made bad choices BECAUSE he would go to any length to keep his sons safe. And you can argue all you want that he hurt his kids by going too far. But he didn’t do it out of maliciousness. There was the scene right before Yellow Eyes took him where he and Sam hashed it out. John apologised and expressed his love for them. He showed it by dying for Dean. He showed it by helping kill Yellow Eyes in the cemetery. Was he too hard, and mean at times? Yep. Parents make mistakes. One of JDM’s first cons, someone asked him essentially why John was such a horrible person and a sh*t, abusive father. JDM said “That became the story AFTER I left! That wasn’t the character I was playing!” I think this story of John here was the start of the writers starting to right their wrong (well, they also did so when showing young John in the past). They themselves said they were surprised at the absolute vitriol the fans were showing to John. No empathy for his situation. And that wasn’t their intention. They worked hard to pull that “abusive” lens back the final years.

@kimberlywilmoth9184 12 күн бұрын

I'm right there with you! I can't stand, and equally, do not understand the hate that John gets...and I'm also aware of how JDM was horrified that people felt that way about his character. I can't imagine how aggravating that must be, to play a character and have the audience react to him in a completely negative and unexpected way. I absolutely adore John, and yeah, that's a very cool story 😎 ❤