[ SECRET POST #2274 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2274 ⌋

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Comments

Re: OP

[(Anonymous)]

Yes...but just because a storyline is resolved or dropped (I personally think it's still there, they're just not going to deal with it, which... were they ever?) doesn't mean that it never happened. Just because an alcoholic stops drinking doesn't mean that it changes what's happened to them. The character of Dean is an alcoholic. His vocal chords have taking a beating because of it. Just because they've put the focus somewhere else doesn't mean he's not an alcoholic and everything's okay.

The thing is, even if he did get helped and stopped drinking, his voice would still be the same and his vocal chords would still be damaged because...because that's life.

So, yeah. Basically, I get that the ''growl'' may be a bit jarring at first, but I think it's a pretty accurate description of what alcohol and multiple other things (PTSD, depression, etc) do to you.