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I saw a post saying that Sam should’ve cared for Dean’s mind state more in the back half of s9.
I don’t see why Sam should. That would require closeness, and, in turn, that closeness would require trust - something Dean hadn’t (hasn’t) earned back yet. Dean doesn’t really care to, either.
After all, Dean made a promise to Sam in that church; he promised Sam that Sam himself mattered, and twenty-four hours later he breaks his promise by ignoring Sam’s wishes in preference to doing anything to keep Sam breathing.
I saw an important distinction once - stop focusing on keeping them breathing, but focus on giving them the will to breathe - who made that?
I don’t see why Sam should. That would require closeness, and, in turn, that closeness would require trust - something Dean hadn’t (hasn’t) earned back yet. Dean doesn’t really care to, either.
After all, Dean made a promise to Sam in that church; he promised Sam that Sam himself mattered, and twenty-four hours later he breaks his promise by ignoring Sam’s wishes in preference to doing anything to keep Sam breathing.
I saw an important distinction once - stop focusing on keeping them breathing, but focus on giving them the will to breathe - who made that?
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