I think it's funny how much I enjoy playing in this 'verse. Most of the same things happen, they just happen differently and in a somewhat different order. Gordon's role is probably the most different, because he's Dean's mentor and yet, as you said, it really can't end well.
it's like the first season of the show was, always so rich in shadows and layers of half truths and doubt.
While I didn't do it on purpose *g* I admit that I was fonder of the show's tone in the first season than I have been since. I'm glad that they shake things up and don't stay the same, but I really fell for that shadow-world feeling of the first season, with John a distant mysterious figure pulling the strings, and the demon a great unknown, and Sam and Dean feeling their way through a huge and hostile world. I have really loved some of the episodes that have come after, but it's never quite recaptured that mystery-horror-road-trip feeling of the early episodes.
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I think it's funny how much I enjoy playing in this 'verse. Most of the same things happen, they just happen differently and in a somewhat different order. Gordon's role is probably the most different, because he's Dean's mentor and yet, as you said, it really can't end well.
it's like the first season of the show was, always so rich in shadows and layers of half truths and doubt.
While I didn't do it on purpose *g* I admit that I was fonder of the show's tone in the first season than I have been since. I'm glad that they shake things up and don't stay the same, but I really fell for that shadow-world feeling of the first season, with John a distant mysterious figure pulling the strings, and the demon a great unknown, and Sam and Dean feeling their way through a huge and hostile world. I have really loved some of the episodes that have come after, but it's never quite recaptured that mystery-horror-road-trip feeling of the early episodes.