Well, since I've never seen any Dark Angel episode that's not "The Berrisford Agenda", I'll do Dean. :)
1. Dean's not as concerned about the health content of what he eats because he's positive he's going to die young anyway and he might as well eat the chili cheese fries while he can.
2. His mom barely acknowledging him before going to Sam in "Home" hurt. I mean, he gets that Sam's never gotten to see her and he should, and now that he's had Fake!Mom in his head he feels a little better about the whole thing, but it still leaves a dull ache when he thinks about it.
3. The assumptions that they're gay don't bother Dean because he's bothered by gay people or anything. He's SO not. He's very "to each his own" about sex. What bothers him is that he can see the physical resemblances between the two of them and he doesn't get how anyone could miss it. He'd be surprised if he found out just how many people they've met don't believe they're related at all.
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1. Dean's not as concerned about the health content of what he eats because he's positive he's going to die young anyway and he might as well eat the chili cheese fries while he can.
2. His mom barely acknowledging him before going to Sam in "Home" hurt. I mean, he gets that Sam's never gotten to see her and he should, and now that he's had Fake!Mom in his head he feels a little better about the whole thing, but it still leaves a dull ache when he thinks about it.
3. The assumptions that they're gay don't bother Dean because he's bothered by gay people or anything. He's SO not. He's very "to each his own" about sex. What bothers him is that he can see the physical resemblances between the two of them and he doesn't get how anyone could miss it. He'd be surprised if he found out just how many people they've met don't believe they're related at all.