And I too hope that Jodie comes out alive... I want more of her! She's such a good character.
They meet Crowley at Bobby's junk yard.. which over the past 3 years has become overgrown. I guess that means that the city hasn't reclaimed it? It hasn't been auctioned off at some estate sale or anything.
Well, since I just had some conversations like that: let's assume the junkyard's ownership isn't clearcut. For example, if there is a shared ownership, or there was when Bobby was alive, it might not be easy to find out who owns it now and if you don't know who owns it, you can't just bulldoze it. (at least not in Germany, we have some problems in our city here with some old ugly buildings that can't just be taken down though they should) In my head-canon, the inheritance goes to Sam and Dean Winchester, and since they were dead, but then turned up again and now are kinda... who knows? well. I guess Sioux Falls doesn't know what to do with it. But it broke my heart a little :-(
I know it's a sign of their not-so-good codependency but I love the fact that Dean literally can't tell the difference between his own memories and Sam's.
Haha, me too! And that shot with Dean thinking it over because he's not sure if Sam is just blaming him (and I love that Sam actually MIGHT, as brothers would do) and in the end realizing that yes, he was the one, and yepp... worth it :-D
And man, both Mark Sheppard and Sam knocked it out of the park this episode.
Absolutely! Jared was amazing, and I totally got invested in his plight - not always happening with Sam and me ;-) . And Mark, well... he's my absolute favourite villain, which MIGHT be because of his name, so he had a bonus before he even opened his mouth, but also because Mark Sheppard does evil, sneaky, underestimatable so damn well. Also, I agree with Jodie that he is, in a weird way, very attractive.
The final ingredient for the spell is Castiel's grace...and then Metatron sends him to earth, tells him to live a mortal life and when he dies and comes to heaven, to tell him the story. Because Metatron doesn't care about heaven, or his brethren he cares only about getting more stories.
Weirdly enough, I still like that sneaky bastard. Of course, his reasons are wrong - you shouldn't do things for revenge - but there is a good core inside it. He wants those angels OUT, and live for once. Like Ana, who chose that fate, they should go out and experience what they had been created to protect. It's not his reasons for doing that - metatron is doing it for revenge - but it might actually be a good thing for the angels. He's right, after all - their in-fighting destroyed what God had created for THEM, and THEY are to blame for that. Not every angel, but most of them. And even though Metatron was a bastard, he was so scarily gentle with Cas. I don't think he wanted to really harm him, probably had some compassion for him even. And his love for stories, his actions, his desire for revenge make him very human, in my eyes.
Dean would rather have Sam than shut the gates of Hell. He'd rather have Sam than save the world.
If Sam had been alive when Jake stabbed him, there would never have been doubt. But maybe you had to see Dean, had to hear him yell "then let it end!" to really KNOW how hard Dean loves his brother.
and thinking that if we had been Sam, we probably would have sacrificed ourselves despite Dean's protests...
Hmmm... I hope I wouldn't. Because damn, if I had been Sam, I'd have done that (sacrificed myself for the good of the many) already, and it only ended in heartache and misery (no soul and all that) So I think I'd have chosen my brother this time. Glad the Show-Sammy did that too ;-) I'd not have been happy with the idea of Sam hunting in Heaven without Dean... ;-)
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Date: 2013-05-17 02:54 pm (UTC)What a cool finale! Loved it.
And I too hope that Jodie comes out alive... I want more of her! She's such a good character.
They meet Crowley at Bobby's junk yard.. which over the past 3 years has become overgrown. I guess that means that the city hasn't reclaimed it? It hasn't been auctioned off at some estate sale or anything.
Well, since I just had some conversations like that: let's assume the junkyard's ownership isn't clearcut. For example, if there is a shared ownership, or there was when Bobby was alive, it might not be easy to find out who owns it now and if you don't know who owns it, you can't just bulldoze it. (at least not in Germany, we have some problems in our city here with some old ugly buildings that can't just be taken down though they should)
In my head-canon, the inheritance goes to Sam and Dean Winchester, and since they were dead, but then turned up again and now are kinda... who knows? well. I guess Sioux Falls doesn't know what to do with it. But it broke my heart a little :-(
I know it's a sign of their not-so-good codependency but I love the fact that Dean literally can't tell the difference between his own memories and Sam's.
Haha, me too! And that shot with Dean thinking it over because he's not sure if Sam is just blaming him (and I love that Sam actually MIGHT, as brothers would do) and in the end realizing that yes, he was the one, and yepp... worth it :-D
And man, both Mark Sheppard and Sam knocked it out of the park this episode.
Absolutely! Jared was amazing, and I totally got invested in his plight - not always happening with Sam and me ;-) .
And Mark, well... he's my absolute favourite villain, which MIGHT be because of his name, so he had a bonus before he even opened his mouth, but also because Mark Sheppard does evil, sneaky, underestimatable so damn well. Also, I agree with Jodie that he is, in a weird way, very attractive.
The final ingredient for the spell is Castiel's grace...and then Metatron sends him to earth, tells him to live a mortal life and when he dies and comes to heaven, to tell him the story. Because Metatron doesn't care about heaven, or his brethren he cares only about getting more stories.
Weirdly enough, I still like that sneaky bastard. Of course, his reasons are wrong - you shouldn't do things for revenge - but there is a good core inside it. He wants those angels OUT, and live for once. Like Ana, who chose that fate, they should go out and experience what they had been created to protect. It's not his reasons for doing that - metatron is doing it for revenge - but it might actually be a good thing for the angels. He's right, after all - their in-fighting destroyed what God had created for THEM, and THEY are to blame for that. Not every angel, but most of them. And even though Metatron was a bastard, he was so scarily gentle with Cas. I don't think he wanted to really harm him, probably had some compassion for him even.
And his love for stories, his actions, his desire for revenge make him very human, in my eyes.
Dean would rather have Sam than shut the gates of Hell. He'd rather have Sam than save the world.
If Sam had been alive when Jake stabbed him, there would never have been doubt. But maybe you had to see Dean, had to hear him yell "then let it end!" to really KNOW how hard Dean loves his brother.
and thinking that if we had been Sam, we probably would have sacrificed ourselves despite Dean's protests...
Hmmm... I hope I wouldn't. Because damn, if I had been Sam, I'd have done that (sacrificed myself for the good of the many) already, and it only ended in heartache and misery (no soul and all that) So I think I'd have chosen my brother this time. Glad the Show-Sammy did that too ;-) I'd not have been happy with the idea of Sam hunting in Heaven without Dean... ;-)