Sam Winchester Character Analysis

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From the TV series Supernatural fans like to call themselves “hunters” or “wayward sons” because they do not know which character they like more so they just enjoy the series. Since I started watching supernatural there was only 8 seasons, and as I started watching more of the episodes I started to like Sam Winchesters character. What I liked the most from Sam Winchester was how he expressed what he was trying to mean. Because of his intelligence, Sam is usually assigned the role of researching information for hunts; he is the "brain", whilst Dean is the "muscle"(Sam Winchester, n.d.).
First and foremost, after watching supernatural every night on Netflix, I learned that each season and episode teaches me something. What I like about supernatural
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In my perspective, I connect with Sam because I overcame obstacles that were a bother for me every day and I tried and learn from my mistakes. For example, in the first season Sam overcomes the death of his girlfriend (soon to have been fiancé) and how he adapts to being a hunter again (Kripke, Supernatural, Season 1). In fact, season one of Supernatural says that even in the darkest of times, family will have your back. Considering that during the whole timeline of season one, the one person Sam could lean onto whenever he felt like the world was falling apart was his big brother Dean Winchester which is one of the other main …show more content…
Sam Winchester is not only a moose with long hair – which is what Crowley calls him when he teases Sam – but an actual human being inside of a television show with feelings, experiences, and mistakes. Being that he is basically a human makes Sam Winchester a good character in supernatural. Each season showed me the way he taught and overcame each obstacle in every episode that is why we can never give up because there is always something better for us. But I must add that Sam Winchester is a great character played by a very good actor that showed his emotions, and how he dealt with it. That is why supernatural caught my attention because I felt like I can relate somewhat to what he taught and the struggles he had with his family and

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