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Oh High School drama, I definitely don’t
miss you! And neither did the team at
the 12th during this week’s case.
Mixing the supernatural, teen drama, murder, and a little romance “Smells
Like Teen Spirit” was a perfect episode for the Caskett lovers! I really enjoyed
this episode and my top moments are definitely Caskett heavy this week but all
very well deserving! So let’s get this
started before my computer starts levitating away from me... I mean there has to be an explanation for the
supernatural occurrences…right?
5. Pour Some Sugar on
Me
Back
at the loft, Castle hands Beckett a list of the Billboards top 100 most romantic
songs of all time. He states “I figure
our song has got to be on that list somewhere.”
Beckett quickly disagrees though telling Castle that she isn’t choosing
their song off a list that includes “Pour Some Sugar on Me” by Def Leppard.” Castle then reminiscences about the year 1987,
and the songs from that year, which brings him to asking why Beckett didn’t go
to prom. As Beckett put it “rebel Becks
was a little too cool to go to a silly dance.”
In a disappointed tone she reveals that she is actually sorry that she
missed out on it. Castle then begins a
toast saying “to the things we missed” which Beckett finishes by saying “and
those we didn’t.” It was a perfect toast
reflecting on missed opportunities in the past, but ones they took (such as
each other) in the present. Besides the
beautiful toast, it is so fun to see Castle this involved in their wedding
planning. Something like a couples first
dance song can have so much meaning and it doesn’t surprise me that the writer
in Castle wants to have the perfect lyrical representation of their love. You have to laugh at the image of them
dancing to Def Leppard though ;-).
4. A
Real Life Carrie
Getting
ready to interrogate Jordan, Castle decides to leave Beckett with some
advice. “Be careful in there…Don’t anger
her. We don’t know what she’s capable of.”
Amused by his “concern” Beckett plays along saying “You’re right….you should
probably go in there with me… for protection.”
I know it’s a short moment, but its classic Caskett! Castle tries to be the big macho man, but
really we know Beckett is the fearless one.
While his “concern” was adorable, Beckett making him face his fear and
calling his bluff was hilarious too!
3. Our
Song
In
the beginning of the episode, Castle and Beckett start discussing if they are
going to have a wedding band or a wedding DJ.
This ends up turning into a discussion about different songs and Beckett
states that she sees them dancing to the song “Witchcraft.” Confused, Castle asks “Why would we be
dancing to Witchcraft?” Beckett tells
him that it is their song and Castle, still confused, asks “Since when?” Beckett explains “since we sang it at the karaoke
bar in the Hamptons last summer.” Castle
then says they he thought Bruce Springsteen’s “Dancing in the Dark” was their
song because he had “the Boss” pull her up on stage “Courtney Cox style at the
Beacon.” It then dawns on both of them
that they in fact, do not have a song. The first thing I loved about this
moment was the discussion about the two songs.
I really wish we could get a glimpse into Caskett’s summers because these
moments sound great! A karaoke bar?!?
Yes, please! Also, just having gone through wedding planning myself, little
disagreements and realizations like these happen so it was refreshing to see it
played out in Caskett’s story!
2. Prom Date
Seeing
the kids walking out of the Prom, Beckett comments that they look like they are
having fun. You can tell she is sad to
have missed out on her big dance and Castle quickly senses this. “Yea listen I know you’re a rebel and you
hate convention and blah blab blah but Kate, would you uh...” Castle pauses as he sweetly offers her his
hand, “Will you go to the dance with me?”
Beckett happily takes his hand and Caskett walks off into their first
prom! I think the main reason I loved this scene was how sweet Castle was. It made me wish every high school
crush/boyfriend was able to ask that sweetly! Also, how perfect for Castle and
Beckett to be each other’s first “prom” dates.
After all, I would have been bitter if Castle had a good time with Audra
back in High School. Beckett and Castle
for Prom King and Queen!
1. “…And
I cannot get you out”
Walking
into the prom, “In My Veins” is being played by the DJ. Caskett is slowly dancing at the back of the
dance floor and Beckett asks if Castle regrets his prank and not being able to
go to prom. Castle says “Not even a
little bit. Everything I’ve ever done,
every choice I’ve ever made, every terrible and wonderful thing that has ever
happened to me has all led me to right here. This moment with you.” Satisfied with his answer Beckett gets closer
and lowers her head onto his shoulder.
They both listen to the song and at the same time say “I’ve always loved
this song.” Surprised they look up and
Castle asks “could it be we just found a song?”
Looks like Caskett has found their perfect song, and I think it will
please Castle fans everywhere! “In My
Veins” is on my Caskett playlist (for obvious reasons) and absolutely
perfect. To top off this moment, Beckett
ends the scene by saying “now shut up and kiss me” and we get to enjoy a nice romantic
kiss! Perfect ending to an overall sweet
episode and easily the #1 moment! How
about it Castle, fans… if the song wasn’t going to be “In My Veins” what was
your pick?
Did this episode bring back memories of your own high school
prom? And how about that song choice! Join
the discussion in the comments section below, tweet me @DenialLove or tweet us at @TwelfthPrecinct! Follow me, I’ll follow you and
we’ll have Castle fun! J
Xo Always ~DenialLove
As *always* Screen caps via: Castle-fans.org
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