That one is a harder question to answer. That would require knowing both the Real and Mirror versions of each person implicitly, and I hardly know MYSELF. I can only speak for me when I say that I feel no immense loyalty to the people Dean considers important- the real version or the mirror version. In fact, I'm disturbed by the prospect that I should. Forming connections solely because my real has them is not a good foundation for a healthy relationship, and I refuse to cheapen any connections I may aquire by acting as a piece rather than as a whole.
[And if he sounds a bit prissy about the whole thing, well, he is. He has quite a few opinions on the matter.
As far as seeing pieces of Dean in him go... well, he doesn't see that. He does, however, wish that he could be more like the man. He admires his real a great deal.]
You're asking some very speculative questions, John. Is there a reason behind it?
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[And if he sounds a bit prissy about the whole thing, well, he is. He has quite a few opinions on the matter.
As far as seeing pieces of Dean in him go... well, he doesn't see that. He does, however, wish that he could be more like the man. He admires his real a great deal.]
You're asking some very speculative questions, John. Is there a reason behind it?