Did You Figure Out Why Endverse Cas "enchants" You?

Did you figure out why Endverse Cas "enchants" you?

Nope! I know why the episode does - it's right up my storytelling alley. It could've been made to hit my every ficcy spot. And it's brilliant. But why I have a feral response to images of Endverse!Cas, when I can be perfectly sensible about regular Cas and would pose no threat whatsoever to the person of Misha Collins... not a clue. I've joked about it being the facial scruff, but while I do appreciate some flattering facial topiary, I'm really not that easily swayed by a performer's physical attributes. [*]

* Exception to rule = the 10/10 perfect backside of Mitch Pileggi for some reason.

You found us.

—Mary Margaret, Once Upon a Time, “Broken”

Portrait of actor James Earl Jones in a scene from Shakespeare's "The merchant of Venice." Stamped on back: "Friedman-Abeles Photographers, Inc., 351 West 54th Street, New York 19, N.Y." Label on back: "From: Merle Debuskey & Seymour Krawitz, 137 W. 48 St., CI 7-7507. James Earl Jones in a scene from "The merchant of Venice,' which opens the seventh season of the New York Shakespeare Festival in Central Park on Tuesday evening, June 19th, at 8:30 p.m. The production, directed by Joseph Papp, will inaugurate the new Shakespeare Festival Theatre in the Belvedere Tower area (entrance at 81st St. and Central Park West). Ming Cho Lee designed the sets and Theoni Aldredge the costume; music is by David Amram."

E. Azalia Hackley Collection of African Americans in the Performing Arts, Detroit Public Library

The Marvels (2023), dir. Nia DaCosta

Well?

Like in a fairy tale