Dean and Cas seeing each other at a distance. It’s silly. They’ve only been apart 15 days, but it’s felt like an eternity.

Dean starts running. Cas does too.

Dean stretches out his hand, eager to feel and hold and love again. Cas does too.

Dean reaches for Cas’s waist. Cas jumps into his arms. Dean forgot how heavy Cas was. For one terrible minute, they are falling backwards. Cas must open his wings to lessen the fall, because Dean barely feels when he hits the ground.

Or he’s distracted.

Hands in Dean’s hair, Cas is attacking Dean’s mouth, and Dean, hands rounding Cas’s hips, can barely keep up.

“I missed you,” Cas says, and Dean, breathless, can only nod. “I’m going to kiss you more now.”

“Okay.”

Meanwhile Sam, from a safe distance away, lowers his phone, content with his new blackmail material. He’ll wait for them in the car.

merlin is such a compelling character because he's so contradictory. he's a man of mystery who's really bad at lying. you can tell he's lying about something, but his behavior is so odd no one can guess what he could possibly be lying about. basically, every character looks at him and goes 'you're clearly hiding something but im not really sure if I want to get into all that right now.' this is why he's able to tell everyone he's a sorcerer in episode three and no one believes him.