30 days of Supernatural

Day 01 - Your favorite character
Day 02 - Your least favorite character
Day 03 - Your favorite season
Day 04 - Your least favorite season
Day 05 - Your favorite episode
Day 06 - Your least favorite episode
Day 07 - Your favorite Dean crying scene
Day 08 - Your favorite Sam crying scene
Day 09 - Your favorite Dean death scene
Day 10 - Your favorite Sam/other death scene
Day 11 - Your favorite quote
Day 12 - Your favorite funny scene
Day 13 - A scene that makes you sad/cry
Day 14 - A scene that makes you happy
Day 15 - A scene that makes you angry
Day 16 - An episode that scared you
Day 17 - Your favorite SPN friendship
Day 18 - Your favorite SPN romance
Day 19 - Your favorite SPN song
Day 20 - Your favorite recap
Day 21 - Your favorite character entrance
Day 22 - Your favorite minor character
Day 23 - The character that is most like you
Day 24 - An episode you wish never happened
Day 25 - Something that you wish happened but didn’t
Day 26 - Your favorite SPN fanvid

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Top Fives

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Top 5 female characters in films.
1. Sarah Connor - She will always be my #1. I love watching the journey she goes on from hapless waitress to total BAMF. I actually think the character of John Winchester was somewhat based on Sarah. Yes, her parenting skills don't seem great but she does love her son more than anything and all she wants is to keep him safe. Plus, did I mention she's a BAMF?
2. Ellen Ripley - You may be seeing a theme here. I like kickass women.
3. Eowyn - 'I am no man' actually made me cheer in the cinema it was that awesome. The thing I love about Eowyn is that she's practical and pragmatic but still very much a woman. Often screenwriters think that writing strong female characters means turning them into a man. Doesn't need to be the case
4. Belle - Okay, so my love of female characters don't just extend to kicking ass and taking names. Belle is intelligent, resourceful, caring and overall just awesome.
5. Buffy Summers - Say what you want about the Buffy movie (personally I love it) but it established the character that went on to be awesome in the TV series. Yes, I clearly have a thing for kickass girls. This probably makes me a bad person for not taking intelligence more into account. Sorry.

Top 5 films that we loved together as kids.
1. Flight of Dragons
2. Ben and Me
3. Labyrinth
4. Sleeping Beauty
5. Three Amigos

Top 5 fictional characters that have inspired you.
1. Spike - Spike is the character that first got me wanting to write fanfic. Had this whole unexplored back story which was fun to play with and I loved exploring the relationship he had with Slayers and Buffy in particular (that was back before they had any sort of relationship to speak of)
2. James Norrington - I only actually wrote one Sparrington story. It was my first real forray into slash but again there was just something about the character I wanted to explore. And, weirdly, my version of James wound up becoming canon for the second film so I must have really got into his head
3. Lex Luthor - Never in a million years did I imagine I would find myself sympathising and supporting Lex Luthor. I think it's just testament to Michael's performance that I would have ditched Smallville after the first few episodes if he hadn't done such amazing things with the character. It's quite an accomplishment when you find yourself rooting for the villain rather than the hero
4. Castiel - Again I think a lot of this is credit to Misha for taking what could have been an emotionless two-dimensional character and making him really interesting. It's fascinating seeing someone as old and knowledgeable as Castiel so totally out of his depth around Sam and Dean and their humanity
5. Anne Shirley - Anne was the first fictional character that ever really spoke to me, mainly because we were so alike. She taught me that being smart and enjoying reading was nothing to be ashamed of, and neither was having a vivid imagination

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