Half-Way Through SPN "Fresh Blood"
Nov. 15th, 2007 10:21 pmYou know, he has a point. Gordon, I mean. Dude, if you know the identity of the real motherfucking anti-christ, shouldn't you do something about it? Of course, I am coming from a standpoint of belonging to a religion that believes the anti-christ is real, so perhaps I am prejudiced. I'm also like permanantly damned if the anti-christ IS Sam Winchester because... SAM!
I am torn. I also like Gordon and while I think his methods are dodgey at best, I don't necessarily think he is morally superior at *all* to Dean. I don't think I am actually supposed to think that, anymore. Sure, after "Hunted" they set Gordon up as the Too-Gung-Ho hunter, going after monsters who weren't necessarily monstrous and who *killed* his poor sister after she was vamped and the contrast with Dean was that Dean, while also being scarily gung-ho, was willing to see (eventually) another side (of course only if Sam was in jeopardy and even then it was a struggle). Tonight? They went back to even-stevens - Gordon and Dean - when Dean killed Harmony. Heck, just the decision to put down poor Madison last year did it for me, but I guess they wanted to make it really explicit, so Harmony/Lucy got the ax. Well...machete.
Poor Gordon. What happened to him was just awful. I was gonna bright-side this and be all "Well, but he was reaaaalllly hot" but once he killed his crazy-religious-hunter-sidekick (I *liked* him! He was interesting. Awwww), even I stopped being shallow about the situation. Poor Gordon. I'm kinda sick about it. Damn that was good acting, though. The regretful embrace combined with just the slightest of creepy-ass sniffing. Chills, man.
I almost don't want to watch the rest of the show, now. Damn, Gordon.
I am torn. I also like Gordon and while I think his methods are dodgey at best, I don't necessarily think he is morally superior at *all* to Dean. I don't think I am actually supposed to think that, anymore. Sure, after "Hunted" they set Gordon up as the Too-Gung-Ho hunter, going after monsters who weren't necessarily monstrous and who *killed* his poor sister after she was vamped and the contrast with Dean was that Dean, while also being scarily gung-ho, was willing to see (eventually) another side (of course only if Sam was in jeopardy and even then it was a struggle). Tonight? They went back to even-stevens - Gordon and Dean - when Dean killed Harmony. Heck, just the decision to put down poor Madison last year did it for me, but I guess they wanted to make it really explicit, so Harmony/Lucy got the ax. Well...machete.
Poor Gordon. What happened to him was just awful. I was gonna bright-side this and be all "Well, but he was reaaaalllly hot" but once he killed his crazy-religious-hunter-sidekick (I *liked* him! He was interesting. Awwww), even I stopped being shallow about the situation. Poor Gordon. I'm kinda sick about it. Damn that was good acting, though. The regretful embrace combined with just the slightest of creepy-ass sniffing. Chills, man.
I almost don't want to watch the rest of the show, now. Damn, Gordon.
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Date: 2007-11-16 03:49 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2007-11-16 04:23 am (UTC)I LOVE LOVE LOVE how they are making the monsters so human and gray this season. They just KEEP going there, and I'll eat it up with a SPOON, because that's what makes things really interesting.
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Date: 2007-11-16 06:07 am (UTC)