I don’t recall Dean EVER wearing a vest like this, he looks quite cute. But something about this scene got my wheels turning.
Don’t anybody go taking this the wrong way now, but I got the feeling that the trucker Dean interviewed here:
isn’t straight. She also reminded me a little of another character we had who I really liked and gave us good parallels:
I realize Dean was being his regular, awesome, investigator self and likely wore the vest to blend in and gain trust with whomever he could speak with. But it felt different enough to stick out in my mind. Jesse and Caesar didn’t hide who they were(as a couple, obvi hunters hide their occupation). I think this is a good look on Dean, for several reasons❤️
Omg omg omg how is that I didn’t see that before! I was getting more focused on other things (post about it later) and… Thanks Sarah!!!!!
Her first outfit
Her second outfit
Doesn’t ping my straight radar much.
Let’s not forget that the preacher, whom she shares a table in her first scene, while being a shitty person, was signaled to the authorities for flashing a girl and picking up a boy.
She shares a table with Dean in her second scene. Which doesn’t have to mean anything, but hey, putting it out there.
Powerful queer vibes from the both of them in that scene anyway, honestly.
Also, she said that Mann(y)’s wasn’t the type of place she’d normally stop unless she didn’t have a choice. And when she met Dean in person and brought him to a place of her choosing, where she would feel “safe” to talk, she chose a place with sunny yellow sheers in the windows behind curtains covered in mandalas (or hex signs), which are protective symbols.
So Manny’s was where she stopped out of need, because she had no other choice (the same reason Wendy stopped there, where the two of them made significant eye contact, as if to say “yes I see you here in this place where we both don’t belong”), but this cafe was literally her “safe space.”
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