I suspect that's what Cas and Kevin are there to replace. Which makes me wanna kick some ass, and not because I have a problem with Cas or Kevin.
I have the same feelings. Especially during S8, I found myself empathizing with Kevin a lot more than Sam or Dean. Which really shouldn't be happening in a show with two leads. With human!Cas, I don't really feel connected to him though (for a number of reasons which I don't really want to get to here).
I miss the days when Sam and Dean would try their damnedest to exorcise demons instead of going trigger-(or knife)-happy on all of them. You get the occasional episode where the writers seem to remember that the boys had some empathy for humans, even if they were possessed/done some shitty things. But other times they have them mowing down a warehouse full of demons without so much as a blink.
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Date: 2013-11-09 10:46 am (UTC)I have the same feelings. Especially during S8, I found myself empathizing with Kevin a lot more than Sam or Dean. Which really shouldn't be happening in a show with two leads. With human!Cas, I don't really feel connected to him though (for a number of reasons which I don't really want to get to here).
I miss the days when Sam and Dean would try their damnedest to exorcise demons instead of going trigger-(or knife)-happy on all of them. You get the occasional episode where the writers seem to remember that the boys had some empathy for humans, even if they were possessed/done some shitty things. But other times they have them mowing down a warehouse full of demons without so much as a blink.