[ SECRET POST #2433 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2433 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

He wasn't thinking about himself, he just wasn't thinking about anyone else, either. While this is technically selfless, I'm not sure it meets the definition of the word as it is usually used.

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

He was thinking of someone else. He was thinking of Sam. It's just that he was thinking of Sam from his own particular, warped sense of view. Dean, especially S1-S2!Dean, had this whole mentality that Sam and John didn't need him the same way that he needed them, remember? He might have been devastated at Sam and John's deaths but he truly had no concept that they would have been equally devastated at his own.

It's still selfless, it's just another sign of how incredibly unhealthy and damaging this sort of selfless behavior can be.

[luxshine]

This.

Dean didn't mean for Sam to know, and he would've managed that if it wasn't for the guy who killed Sam in the first place seeing Sam and commenting about that.

When Dean made his deal, he was one hundred percent convinced that no one was going to miss him, and that his life wasn't as valuable as Sam's. His thinking track was probably pretty much 'Probably Sam will miss me, but he'll live. And he'll go back to his normal life, and he'll be happy and that's ok with me'.

[(Anonymous)]

It kind of seems like it would be hard to avoid Sam finding out eventually.

But basically, yeah. Not a rational decision.