I liked it, sweetie. It felt off and left me very disquieted but I think that was exactly what they wanted it to do.
Sam is broken, there is an essential part of his humanity missing and he knows it. It's what he won't come right out and say to Dean there at the end but it's there.
The Campbells are as creepy as heck and I don't trust them a bit. The mirror, like our perceptions, is broken. I think we'll be given the pieces to fit it back together again over the next few episodes.
I like Lisa, a lot. I think I'll like Ben, too, if we're given a chance to know him better. And, like I said before, I think they really did mean to weird us the heck out. It was a conscious choice on Show's part.
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Sam is broken, there is an essential part of his humanity missing and he knows it. It's what he won't come right out and say to Dean there at the end but it's there.
The Campbells are as creepy as heck and I don't trust them a bit. The mirror, like our perceptions, is broken. I think we'll be given the pieces to fit it back together again over the next few episodes.
I like Lisa, a lot. I think I'll like Ben, too, if we're given a chance to know him better. And, like I said before, I think they really did mean to weird us the heck out. It was a conscious choice on Show's part.
*hugs*