Dean Winchester 'From Supernatural'

Part 5 begins by recounting Dean's journey home from Mexico. His car finally died in Louisiana and he gets money from Inez to get back to New York. Inez is another girl that he meets and leaves Camillie for her. After taking Inez to New Jersey and marrying her, Dean suddenly jumps on a bus for San Francisco to live with Camille and his two children. Dean now has been "three times married, twice divorced, and living with the second wife." Dean needs to grow up and become a parent rather than having random hook ups. Dean states that he has parted with a “fever” in Mexico. Dean wants to settle down with Camillie and spend the rest of his life with her. He also wants to meet up with Sal and him his plan. After Dean is done talking with Sal,

Last week I predicted that Dean would struggle with the return of Mary. I think he is having an identity crisis which is leading him to act very ‘un’ Dean like. At the start of the episode, he even tried to talk to Cas about the situation. Since Dean was four years old he has been brother, mother, and even father to Sam. With the return of Mary, Dean’s place in the family has shifted. The scenes at the end of the episode where Dean was emotional eating

When they all got partnered up the reader knew that since the will had already guessed what was going to happen, and they did happen, the reader knew right away that the way they were partnered up was important. Even though the readers didn’t understand a lot of the stuff that was happening they put together some of the clues that were there but all the characters overlooked until Turtle pointed it out. In the end Sam Westing had faked his death and planned the whole thing

Their decisions changed the outcome of their lives. Ethan’s wound up disabling both himself and the woman he loved resulting in the pair being cared for by his wife. Karas isolated himself for years because of his false accusation. Because Martin made the right decision, he grew up to be priest. As many circumstances are similar, their response to controversy and how it affected their lives are

Every episode tends to include and end with some emotional scene in which Dean is rarely open or agreeable to talking about his feelings. He grew up being the strong anchor for his family. To him, his

They also have positive points as a family. George and Angie filled in at a dunk tank in one episode in order to be involved in their children's school life. In another episode, The Lopez Family turns their home into a haunted house in order to raise money for the factory workers who had lost their salaries as a result of a plane crash investigation. Their daughter Carmen, made baked goods for the American Bake Sale showing that she was involved and the traditional image of an innocent girl baking. Also, Carmen breaks up with her boyfriend at the time, Duncan, because he tried to pressure her into having sex too soon. That demonstrates her morals and how she has control and the ability to say no. All together, the family does noble things like volunteering and making well thought out decisions giving the watchers of the show a certain perception of the television show.

As time went each and everyone of them became more ravenous, disrespectful, and very dysfunctional. At some points you could see their heart change to care and more than anything wish to be free again. These changes really makes the audience very tense and eager to find out what may happen.

This family comes together in a time when they all need it. Phillip at one point tells Judd he’s on his side and has his back no what the situation is. Then every time Judd and Wendy meet on the roof to talk they are creating a turning point during a bad time. It can be see that each brother, sister, brother, brother, and/or mother, child moment is a growing point where something/someone else is thinking and acting different. The Altman family displays resilience by walking away at the end and assuring each other that they have their backs.

In this situational comedy, all of things that happen appeal to something that everyone can relate to. Between the bumps of being a parent, and the crazy dating life of everyone, there is always something that you can relate to. This show has a charming factor to it that reals you in for every second of the

The most perfect example of their family values is when Don comes home from the Hospital and the family ahs a big dinner, and they do not talk business at the table. When the Family is look on as a regular family as you get drawn in, you then see surprisingly and rudely awakened to the killings of the movie.

Then Sal meets Dean; a wild, roguish character, and is so enchanted by him that he believes he can shape his own identity through being ‘like’ Dean. Hence, Sal takes to the road, planning to follow in Dean’s footsteps.

Another example is how Garnet has been seen, going off of the LGBTQ theme it is very apparent that Garnet is made up of a homosexual relationship. In the show, there are many people who look down on Garnet and it relates to how in the real world a lot of people do not consider same sex parents suitable guardians for a child. Steven stays the empathetic and adventurous child he has always been but constantly has to deal with the mistakes of his guardians and also how they are seen by others. The show platforms how parenting can get real and that is by no means perfect; it shows that real

As shown in Sam and Eric pretend to be oblivious to therir participation in Simons murder. As shown in the noval when they "got lost last night". Showing that the twins understand their degradtion ion moral stature due to human nature overtaking their mindsets making them fell ashamed of their

Additionally, the characters show that even in times of great sorrow, they realize that they can still carry on. The author does an excellent job describing the emotions of the characters, particularly during the scenes that show the characters realizing their lives have changed. Howard, the father of Scotty, a young boy who was hit by a car on his eighth birthday, shows

An inspirational person isn’t necessarily someone that just “makes you want to do or create something.” It’s a person that you look up to. We often mimic what our inspiration does. We want to be just like them. You see your inspiration and you think to yourself, “How can I be more like them?”; you are constantly thriving to do things how they do it. This person may often take risks or leaps of faith. You observe them, watch them do whatever it is, and it encourages you to want to do that thing as well. These inspirational people often give you helpful hints in how to go about life by sharing personal experiences, making them very relatable. Often times a mentor can also be an inspiration, but your inspirational person isn’t always a mentor.