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Summary Of Dean Winchester From 'Supernatural'

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Dean Winchester from “Supernatural” dedeicates his life to protecting his brother, Sammy, whom doesn’t understand Dean’s morals. Throughtout the show you will begin to recognize in numerous scenes that Dean’s main weakness is his family. Between him and his brother he is viewed as more of the leader because everything goes by what he says regardless if Sam agrees with it or not. It is a natural instinct for Dean to be the leader since he is the older brother. In the past Dean was told by his father various times to protect and take care of his younger brother Sam. Since his dad left him with that order it is forever imprinted in his brain and he determined to meet the expectation until the day of his death. Dean Winchester desires a good life

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