It probably won't help that as soon as Gabriel stands up, he'll find himself in the middle of quite the unfortunate and sudden leak that may be attributed to a faulty pipe under the sink, but let's be real here, the puddle comes before the problem with the pipe.

Dean watches Gabriel be sick, and it's... He should not be enjoying this, but it's deeply satisfying, and more and more, he's less attached to what he's doing, to who he is. He's so intent on what he's doing to Gabriel and what he's going to do to Gabriel and how he's handling it all that he doesn't have room to think about anything else. Aside from, you know, how fulfilling this is.