More tomorrow because I'm slightly drunk and definitely exhausted (though in general I think we were saying the same thing with different words and I'm glad we're looking at Dean and at the first 11 episodes the same way because I was starting to think I was falling into biased territory, the only difference is that I have seen that emotional exploration for Dean that you are talking about here - man we really need a breakdown of Dean in season 6).
Anyhow, I wanted to say this about Sam and blue.
Blue is the color of free will, rigt? And I think it was important and a flashing neon sign of that free will without responsability Sam sans soul represented and Sera referenced in her interview. Freedom in the most pure sense: doing what he wanted to do without caring for the consequences, without any pain or thought for anything that wasn't his own needs, what he wanted to do when he wanted to do it. If it's true, it's pretty clever.
And yes, Castiel. I'm very curious about what the story has in store for Cas.
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Anyhow, I wanted to say this about Sam and blue.
Blue is the color of free will, rigt? And I think it was important and a flashing neon sign of that free will without responsability Sam sans soul represented and Sera referenced in her interview. Freedom in the most pure sense: doing what he wanted to do without caring for the consequences, without any pain or thought for anything that wasn't his own needs, what he wanted to do when he wanted to do it. If it's true, it's pretty clever.
And yes, Castiel. I'm very curious about what the story has in store for Cas.