Dean is way more child-like in general, in the way he can be so pleased by little, minor things. Sam, ever the intellectual, is constantly looking at a broader scope and seeing what he didn't have.
*nods*
Sam and his "Name three kids you even know" in Dead in the Water is true for *himself* as well as Dean, but Dean is willing to get down on kids' levels, a skill that Sam has to cultivate in Playthings.
Dean's definitely more of a natural with kids. But then, he has experience, given how he helped raise Sam.
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Date: 2008-07-17 04:59 pm (UTC)*nods*
Sam and his "Name three kids you even know" in Dead in the Water is true for *himself* as well as Dean, but Dean is willing to get down on kids' levels, a skill that Sam has to cultivate in Playthings.
Dean's definitely more of a natural with kids. But then, he has experience, given how he helped raise Sam.