3. Um, ok. I understand and even agree with your view of prostitution (i.e. it's a forced situation in more cases than some and moral aspect used in this show is dodgy at best). But I don't think the Dean in Season three is the Dean we now see before us. He comes across to me as a bit more despairing, a bit more reckless. Which is why I can see him going to a whorehouse to have a little fun and even bringing the angel along. And notice that Dean wasn't actually going to a room with one. He was just chatting, probably until Castiel was... *ahem*... finished. When Dean was laughing at the end, I didn't view it as forced, so much as it like a dam burst and he was letting out some emotion he'd had bottled inside for so long.
4. The Sam/Lucifer and Dean/Michael thing may be stereotypical, but I for one have never come up against it. That said, I am actually hoping for a showdown of brother against brother. Though from your perspective I imagine would not be fun. Not fun at all. :(
9.Now as for that speech Dean gave about not having to care about Sam anymore and just having fun, I think I speak for the majority when I say that was a load of BS. I mean seriously, the look on his face when he said it was pretty similar to the look he gave that demon in Sin City when he said he wasn't scared of going to hell.
Right now though, I'm not really upset about Dean's current behavior and actions. It hurts and it's quite upsetting when you're in the moment, but I simply remember that Dean is so BROKEN right now. He has been to hell and back, watched his brother turn into something he fought all his life to protect him from, and now the world has gone...well, damn near apocalyptic. He's not exactly going to be making smart decisions or behaving the way we're used to.
As for your other points, I agree more or less. On the whole though, I'm actually liking what I see so far. Really looking forward to the next episode.
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3. Um, ok. I understand and even agree with your view of prostitution (i.e. it's a forced situation in more cases than some and moral aspect used in this show is dodgy at best). But I don't think the Dean in Season three is the Dean we now see before us. He comes across to me as a bit more despairing, a bit more reckless. Which is why I can see him going to a whorehouse to have a little fun and even bringing the angel along. And notice that Dean wasn't actually going to a room with one. He was just chatting, probably until Castiel was... *ahem*... finished. When Dean was laughing at the end, I didn't view it as forced, so much as it like a dam burst and he was letting out some emotion he'd had bottled inside for so long.
4. The Sam/Lucifer and Dean/Michael thing may be stereotypical, but I for one have never come up against it. That said, I am actually hoping for a showdown of brother against brother. Though from your perspective I imagine would not be fun. Not fun at all. :(
9.Now as for that speech Dean gave about not having to care about Sam anymore and just having fun, I think I speak for the majority when I say that was a load of BS. I mean seriously, the look on his face when he said it was pretty similar to the look he gave that demon in Sin City when he said he wasn't scared of going to hell.
Right now though, I'm not really upset about Dean's current behavior and actions. It hurts and it's quite upsetting when you're in the moment, but I simply remember that Dean is so BROKEN right now. He has been to hell and back, watched his brother turn into something he fought all his life to protect him from, and now the world has gone...well, damn near apocalyptic. He's not exactly going to be making smart decisions or behaving the way we're used to.
As for your other points, I agree more or less. On the whole though, I'm actually liking what I see so far. Really looking forward to the next episode.