Crowley: "Well after Cain killed Abel, he became a demon." Dean: "What do you mean became a demon?" Crowley: "I mean he became the deadliest demon to walk the earth. The best at being the worst." - I didn't catch it the first time I saw this episode, but knowing what we know now, I can't help but notice the genius of having Dean's question stress "became" in the sentence. It was already hinting at a non-traditional demon-becoming route - because Dean already knew that humans eventually become demons, but what Crowley is saying here implies a more direct route, one that isn't reliant on death and decades of subsequent torture.
This should have been a big RED WARNING SIGN FOR DEAN..... HELLO But NO.
The boys have not figured out yet that when they separate they are vulnerable and open to the wrong ideas...
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Date: 2014-11-15 11:16 pm (UTC)Crowley: "Well after Cain killed Abel, he became a demon."
Dean: "What do you mean became a demon?"
Crowley: "I mean he became the deadliest demon to walk the earth. The best at being the worst."
- I didn't catch it the first time I saw this episode, but knowing what we know now, I can't help but notice the genius of having Dean's question stress "became" in the sentence. It was already hinting at a non-traditional demon-becoming route - because Dean already knew that humans eventually become demons, but what Crowley is saying here implies a more direct route, one that isn't reliant on death and decades of subsequent torture.
This should have been a big RED WARNING SIGN FOR DEAN..... HELLO
But NO.
The boys have not figured out yet that when they separate they are vulnerable and open to the wrong ideas...