Questions regarding Sam in episode 14

[layne67]

Why was Sam so mad after that phone-call from Dean, I mean, now that we know that he wasn't under the influence of the siren? And it wasn't just your usual run-of-the-mill annoyance, he was practically in rage there that it freaked me out a little.

Was it because Dean decided to hunt for the siren alone, that he wanted Sam to sit that one out?

Or was it Sam's "inner demon" coming out, a hint of things to come? *shivers*

Or was it just the writers simply wanting to continue misleading us that Sam was under the influence of the siren?

And another thing, am I the only who think Sam would be immune and not be affected by the siren's bodily fluid ( or whatever it was )?

Comments

[montmorency.livejournal.com]

Good question, I hadn't really thought of that.

One funny thing - my sister immediately picked up that the guy was going to be a siren to Dean. She figures out things waaaaaaaaaay ahead of the end of movies and shows.

[layne67.livejournal.com]

I was clueless right until Dean took that drink and Nick was all smirks. And I was like, OMG, a man?!? My mind immediately went *there* of course.

This blogger summed it best here (http://watching-tv.ew.com/2009/02/supernatural-th.html).

...the brothers were ultimately seduced by one posing as a male FBI agent, because the siren sensed that only a man--specifically a surrogate-brother-type, not a woman--that could divide these brothers and prompt them to try to kill each other.

My own thoughts ( other than the wincest one ) was the siren knew that the brothers would be wary of seductive women, and it knew coming on to them as a woman wouldn't work!

Ha, your sis is one smart girl, and she wasn't even into slash!

[montmorency.livejournal.com]

We both thought it would be awfully funny if it had been a gay thing. :)