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Dean Winchester ([personal profile] pieously) wrote2025-11-03 02:36 pm

Application [community profile] unfinishedlibrary

Player Name: Beth
Player Contact(s): [plurk.com profile] plentyofwords
Are you over 18? yes
Do you have any other characters in game?: Nope
Who invited you?: I'm on a mods plurk TL
Character Name: Dean Winchester
Canon: SPN
Canon Point: Season 15 episode 20 before the job
Age: 45
History: History
Is this character an AU? What type?: No
Personality: Dean Winchester is what you would call a man’s man. He has a macho personality and feels that it is his responsibility to be a father figure to his younger brother Sam. Dean is not big on discussing his feelings; rather, he tends to give a sarcastic comment or blow his feelings off as something that he can handle. Not wanting his brother to worry, he puts on a tough guy act to bely the fact that he is suffering on the inside. Family first is a motto for Dean and in his mind, his brother Sammy is first in line… Protect at all costs. He goes above and beyond just being a protective big brother and has admitted to not wanting to disappoint Sam on many occasions. He comes off as not caring, but he feels things deeply. He has learned to hide it well.



He has a brash, blunt and cocky way of talking. Dean is confident in himself when dealing with others, while inwardly he doubts himself, but one thing is certain, Dean Winchester would rather die than give up. He believes in the human race and their right to choose and even though that belief costs him what he loves the most, he does what needs to be done. Dean is not a planner, unlike his brother, he often goes into situations guns blazing and damn the consequences. He loves women and wants to have someone to come home to, but given his life as a hunter, he believes that he has given up the right to a normal life. Dean doesn’t believe that he deserves that normal happy family kind of life, but he works to ensure that Sam has that option for his life. Over the years, Dean’s attitude towards women has changed. At first, they were a means to an end, a way to scratch an itch, a distraction to pass the times between job, but in recent years, Dean has grown to respect the place that women have in his life and in his business.



Dean’s life as a hunter makes him far more dangerous than your average human. Dean will kill if he has to and even has killed humans to save his brother. He has been possessed by demons and as of the past year, the Archangel Michael, yeah don’t get him started on him. Dean and Sam are stronger together and Dean has accepted that and is no longer pushing him away to protect Sam. Dean is not quick to trust, but he does trust Sam and that is all that matters..

Powers and Abilities:
Master Hunting Skills
Master Hand-to-Hand Combatant
Marksmanship
Master Swordsman
Tactician
Leadership qualities
Strategist
Survival Expert
Expert Mechanic
Torture
High Pain Tolerance
Cooking
Fairy Awareness
Link to The Darkness
Exorcism
Inventory: The clothes on his back

Sample: TDM

When presented with a choice, is the character more likely to stick with tried and true methods? Or make something new up on the fly?
Dean usually sticks with tried-and-true methods that have proven their worth over time. There's something really reassuring about using techniques he knows like the back of his hand; it’s like an artist with a favorite brush—every move feels natural and right.

But he definitely believes in being adaptable. When unexpected challenges pop up—which is more often than not—he thrives on strategizing his way out of a tricky situation.


What is more important to your character, preserving the past or forging a future?
"For Dean, it really comes down to balance. Preserving the past is essential because it shapes who we are and gives us a sense of identity. The lessons he's learned and the experiences he's had define our values and guide our decisions. But forging a future is equally important, as it's about growth and progress. He doesn't dwell in the past; in fact, his past is a sore spot for him, and he would prefer to focus on the future.



How does your character influence their own story? What about the stories of others?

Dean's whole life has been one giant story created by God. He was used, manipulated and even killed in order to tell the perfect story.Dean's actions play a significant role in shaping his story and its progression. His decisions often reflect his internal struggles, desires, and personal growth throughout the narrative. For example:



1. **Character Development**: Dean's choices illustrate his complexities and depth. As he confronts challenges and moral dilemmas, his actions reveal his values and motivations, helping the audience better understand his character.



2. **Relationships**: Dean's interactions with other characters are heavily influenced by his actions. Whether he is supporting a friend, making a sacrifice, or even betraying someone, these moments define his relationships and ultimately affect how others perceive him.



3. **Plot Advancement**: Many of Dean's actions directly drive the plot forward. Key decisions can introduce conflicts, resolve tensions, or lead to unexpected consequences, thereby keeping the narrative engaging and dynamic.



4. **Themes**: Dean's actions often embody the story's central themes, such as loyalty, redemption, or the struggle between good and evil. By examining his choices, readers can gain insight into these broader messages woven into the narrative.



5. **Consequences**: Actions often have repercussions in Dean's world, whether they lead to personal growth or setbacks. The outcomes of his decisions contribute to the tension and stakes in the story, keeping the audience invested in his journey.



Overall, Dean's actions are crucial to his character arc and the overall narrative, providing depth, driving the story forward, and enhancing the thematic elements.



Dean connects with other people's stories through empathy and understanding. He listens intently and often shares his own experiences, finding common ground that allows him to relate to their feelings and situations. This creates a bond where he appreciates different perspectives and learns from them. His ability to engage with others' narratives helps foster deeper relationships and encourages open dialogue. By being present and valuing what others have to share, Dean enriches his own life while also supporting those around him.


Are you alright with your character’s canon being used as a Recommended Reading?: (This DOES NOT affect your application!) Dean will hate it, but I say yes.

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