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[layne67]

Read this, Misogyny 101, written by oselle.

And this, A Modest Proposal : Dean Winchester is a very bad man, yo by kimonkey7

:DD

I offer it to public consideration, that Dean Winchester is made of hate. Born into a family - that on surface seemed loving and normal; his father was a hardened Marine, his mother a possible fraternizer with demons - Dean Winchester suffered great trauma early on. At four he witnessed the arson/murder of his home and mother: at this time the charge of his infant brother, Sam, put in his hands. Subsequent years saw the deterioration of normalcy as his father raised both sons to be monster-killing, demon-hunting warriors; eschewing the relative safety of normal society and embarking on transient and dangerous forays into supernatural experience: three lone men traveling in their own company, passengers in a penis cum muscle car, living ragtag from motel to motel to ill-kept male-run households, much like a very dark Disney feature, minus princesses.

Thus was born and bred a single-minded soldier, schooled in the hatred of demons and all things girly.

I feel cleansed. Now I can wallow in my Dean-grief without feeling that I should be guilty of not being feminist enough :)

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[kishuku.livejournal.com]

Unfortunately I was never one to take photos of scenery, not even in places where I've lived. The only thing I can say about the Lawrence, KS in Supernatural is that it's a bit too quaint. There are places like that away from the center of the town and the university, but down where the university is it's like any college town with a student body pop of 40,000.

I have a fiction I wrote (mid season 01) where I describe Lawrence a bit and what it must've been like for Dean and Sam to grow up amongst college kids. Then as the show aired the cannon blew some pretty massive holes in my story. *sigh* Oh well.