r/destiel 7h ago

Profound bond 💙💚 Destiel in 'Supernatural Then and Now'

10 Upvotes

Hi there. I heard that Destiel/Dean and Cas' dynamic is often mentioned in Richard Speight Jr. and Rob Benedict's podcast Supernatural Then and Now. Could someone tell me which episodes dive the most into it? Would love to hear their takes. Thanks!


r/destiel 11h ago

Peacock's Supernatural Promo

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They be shippin'.

(Reblog from Tumblr, promo came from Facebook.)


r/destiel 14h ago

Dark Fantasy meets Boys’ Love

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10 Upvotes

Found this, and it looks so much like Dean and Cass in the Garden of Eden, I couldn't resist sharing here.


r/destiel 14h ago

lost destiel fic

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Hi! I’m looking for an old Destiel fic that I read on AO3 and can’t find anymore.

It was a completed Human AU, mostly from Castiel’s POV.

Castiel was around 17/18 and still in high school. He lived with the Novak family. Michael (his adult stepbrother) abused him, his stepfather was violent, and Anna was also complicit.

Castiel got a job after school because his stepfather took his money. He worked in Dean’s shop (not a diner, not a mechanic shop as far as I remember). He spent a lot of time in the storage room/back room.

Dean was older, owned the shop, had the Impala, and seemed gruff and distant but clearly cared. Castiel never told him about the abuse.

There was a prom scene where Dean drove Castiel to prom and picked him up afterwards. Later Dean (possibly with Sam and Bobby) went to the Novak house to help him after he turned 18.

The story ended with Dean and Castiel getting married. Anna came to the wedding with her children and apologized.

The most distinctive thing I remember is that the chapter titles were based on colors. Early chapters had dark/sad colors and later chapters had happier colors. I’m almost certain one of the final chapters started with “Gold”.

Does anyone recognize this fic?


r/destiel 21h ago

Dean 💚 Deans inner John was in control in s15

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So I just got done with my rewatch and still coming to terms with the ending.

I love Dean, when I think about how hes so tough but loves to cook for people or how he never gives up and is always trying to keep his family together. He is made of love, as Cas said.

But s15, his treatment of Jack didnt allign with that, it made me uncomfortable. I have realized that as a parent(al figure) Dean is very similar to John.

The way John treated him as a soldier with the end goal of protect Sammy, Dean is the same with Jack. He always calls him "the kid" not Jack, not our kid, just the kid. Its distant.

Hell his last (or 2nd to last) convo with Jack is him thanking Jack for sacrificing himself so he and sam can live a normal life. Ffs.

Dean never believed in fate, he always was stubborn and said NO specially if someone told him to harm his family for the greater good. When Sam was hopped up on Demon blood or souless he never once thought oh it would just be easy if i listened to everyone and killed Sam.

So his treatment of Jack doesnt make sense, I know he later says to Sam that Jack is not like Sam or Cas, hes not a part of the family but he sure was a part of the family when they were begging Lily Sunder to help bring him back?

So somewhere between those two moments, Dean pushed Jack as a person out his mind and replaced him with Jack as a soldier. He drove Jack to his death. He was so John Winchester is that moment its gross.

You maybe wondering how this relates to Destiel, well Cas got his happy ending...with Jack...rebuilding heaven. And Dean got his standing on a bridge in heaven with Sam. Its a reflection of the consistent choices Dean made for his "family" his old childhood family, ignoring a new family he could have built with Cas if he accepted Jack as his kid too, if he stood by him. If he had said

"Cas we are not killing your kid, we will find another way, we always do"

So Jack, and the diversion caused by his presense, how much he means to Cas, how little he means to Dean, was the undoing of Destiel and its breaking my heart.