I have to give kudos to the song, which fits with the concept of evil!Sam, apocalypse, Sam/Dean etc. so very well. There is a line there, which I didn't use here, but which sold the song for me when I was doing the original fanmix. It goes "I've seen the future, brother. It is murder." and it was like a slap in the face, because I can sort of hear Sam saying that to Dean, and Dean just not caring, because... Well, because. Nothing matters in comparison to his love for Sam.
Like nothing is left, not even time. I really love the way you've put that, because yes exactly so. There is nothing left for Dean, not even Sam, not really. What survives is Dean's love for Sam, and maybe it's enough to keep them both alive, maybe not, but for Dean it's always been the only option available.
In conclusion: Thank You so much for such amazing and insightful feedback!
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on 2007-08-06 04:52 pm (UTC)I have to give kudos to the song, which fits with the concept of evil!Sam, apocalypse, Sam/Dean etc. so very well. There is a line there, which I didn't use here, but which sold the song for me when I was doing the original fanmix. It goes "I've seen the future, brother. It is murder." and it was like a slap in the face, because I can sort of hear Sam saying that to Dean, and Dean just not caring, because... Well, because. Nothing matters in comparison to his love for Sam.
Like nothing is left, not even time. I really love the way you've put that, because yes exactly so. There is nothing left for Dean, not even Sam, not really. What survives is Dean's love for Sam, and maybe it's enough to keep them both alive, maybe not, but for Dean it's always been the only option available.
In conclusion: Thank You so much for such amazing and insightful feedback!