Tag: dean/crowley

elizabethrobertajones:

clusterjam:

deanlovesdudes:

#dean’s reaction to this was probably meant to be read as like #‘bromance? wtf u talkin about dude we aren’t friends’ #BUT when u put ur gay goggles on it definitely looks like #‘bromance? wtf u talkin about dude i had my dick in your ass multiple times’  (via)

I also find it interesting that this isn’t the first time it’s been called a bromance. Metaton did it last season in 10×10. 

METATRON: “Dean Winchester, whose entire existence is defined by a war on the dark and monstrous, bromancing around with the King of Hell!”

that’s Dean’s face as soon as the words leave Metatron’s mouth. He then proceeds to punch him in the face.

I feel like the fact that Crowley is calling it a bromance is really what’s surprising him here. Not to mention his non response when Sam called it a “summer of love”.

Yeah, considering Dean was labelling it “embarrassing” as early as 10×04, I’m pretty sure his in-universe surprise would be that Crowley has started editing their shared history himself, in a way that DEAN has never denied or edited to such a degree, but rather lets exist as a shameful thing that happened.

In fact it was Dean exploiting that past connection by keeping the answer phone message and using it against the demon mooks that was a successful weapon, whereas Crowley was basically all episode demonstrating a lack of control or in managing the stories he wanted to be in control of (making himself “Uncle Hoppity” to Amara being the main example. No I am not over that book yet. :P)… Dean using that answerphone message as a weapon is exploiting the truth of what happened between him and Crowley in a way that Crowley didn’t own to, in his way of trying to redefine and gain control of the situation, namely, as the above gifset is about, his ongoing issues with being too attached to Dean, by denying that it was ever more than he said it was.

(Considering how they have used answerphone messages as weapons before I would actually venture that in-universe the explanation for Dean keeping it is that he probably would have deleted some/most of the Crowley answerphone messages, but recognised that particular soundbite as one in particular that would be useful since it started with a lot of generic loud Crowley noises before getting personal – in the situation, exactly enough to draw demons to their trap… On the other hand it offers another level when it comes to analysis that keeping the ex’s answerphone messages is just… a thing.

And now that I have argued myself around to believing that Dean has the healthier and more positive understanding of Drowley right now, much to my own bemusement, I need to stop typing. :P)