[ That's mostly Blake's point to over people — Wonderland changes people — but he doesn't think everyone agrees that it's enough, and that's especially important when it comes to Crowley.
Of course, he can't quite think about that because he's spending his time fixating over the fact that Crowley really does mean more to him than Blake's comfortable admitting. If anything, he'd call it co-dependency, but in reality, it probably goes a lot deeper than that (not that he understands or wants to understand the nuances of a pseudo-relationship in general). ]
No, I— I hear you on that one. Some people come at you outta left field, and it's not always in the way you think they're gonna...
[ Mostly, though, this seems like the end of Blake's sudden tantrum. He runs a hand down his face. ]
Can I stay here? Just a night or so. You don't mind, do you? Even take the floor if I gotta.
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Of course, he can't quite think about that because he's spending his time fixating over the fact that Crowley really does mean more to him than Blake's comfortable admitting. If anything, he'd call it co-dependency, but in reality, it probably goes a lot deeper than that (not that he understands or wants to understand the nuances of a pseudo-relationship in general). ]
No, I— I hear you on that one. Some people come at you outta left field, and it's not always in the way you think they're gonna...
[ Mostly, though, this seems like the end of Blake's sudden tantrum. He runs a hand down his face. ]
Can I stay here? Just a night or so. You don't mind, do you? Even take the floor if I gotta.