"Saving people, hunting things". Maybe then, now is more like if convenient for the brothers.
Hate if you want, but check facts first:
> Adam Winchester (their brother): in the cage with Lucifer and Michael, but no one really cared.
> Henry Winchester (John's father, the boy's grandfather): the weapon used to paralise Abaddon was a gun, which would be used from a long distance. I question the need for him to be a martyr and let him be this close for a certain death, if Dean really cared about his life, he would have come up with a plan.
> Kevin's mother: Dean did not think twice before trying to kill her. For him, the end justifies the means.
> Samuel Campbell (Mary's father): he stood up against the boys in other to try to bring Mary back. In this case, the end does not justify the means, at least for Dean and Sam. In addition, a hypocritical speech about the natural order of things.
> Innocent people no longer exorcised, but all killed with the knife: the exception of course lies on the lives of the ones they really care.
I am fine with that, that's what makes a great show, they're human and as such, not flawless. But better if they just cut the hypocrisy out for a change.
Hate if you want, but check facts first:
> Adam Winchester (their brother): in the cage with Lucifer and Michael, but no one really cared.
> Henry Winchester (John's father, the boy's grandfather): the weapon used to paralise Abaddon was a gun, which would be used from a long distance. I question the need for him to be a martyr and let him be this close for a certain death, if Dean really cared about his life, he would have come up with a plan.
> Kevin's mother: Dean did not think twice before trying to kill her. For him, the end justifies the means.
> Samuel Campbell (Mary's father): he stood up against the boys in other to try to bring Mary back. In this case, the end does not justify the means, at least for Dean and Sam. In addition, a hypocritical speech about the natural order of things.
> Innocent people no longer exorcised, but all killed with the knife: the exception of course lies on the lives of the ones they really care.
I am fine with that, that's what makes a great show, they're human and as such, not flawless. But better if they just cut the hypocrisy out for a change.