An odd meme, I guess?

[hells_half_acre]

I'm having a sucky week. Can't seem to get my head together for work - can't seem to get my head together for writing. My sister is on reading/Olympics break and, as much as I love her, I miss having the house to myself at least 3 days of the week. (She's out today though, which is nice.)

It's ridiculously sunny here, I just want to jump in my car and drive someplace - but, because I haven't been able to get my head together for work, I owe them like 40 billion hours.

Now, that all being said...I feel like communicating with people in written form. So, here's your challenge (if you've read this far):

Leave me a prompt or question about Supernatural in the comments - you can ask my thoughts on a particular character/event/issue, ask me to explain away a particular plot-hole, or prompt me with something ridiculous like "what do you think would happen if Sam was turned into a kitten?" (Except, don't ask me that, because my only response would be: "CUDDLES!")

Or alternatively, you could ask me something about myself.

This will hopefully cheer me up and satisfy my craving for contact with the outside world.

...though, now I'm really craving cuddles with kitten!Sammy. Ah kitten!Sammy, are there any ills of the world you can't solve? (please note: kitten!Dean can also solve the world's ills, but be careful, he bites!)

PS: You can ask me questions about Harry Potter, but don't prompt Harry Potter/Supernatural crossover stuff. I'm busy working on another installment for my demented!verse, and I want to use this post as a little break from that.

Comments

[dairygirl.livejournal.com]

Okay, I can accept different rules for archangels (and good point that Gabriel left versus sticking it to his brothers before leaving). However, if God spend all that energy putting Castiel back together, why not give him backdoor access to Heaven's power? Why make him struggle in his righteous search for God and support of the Winchesters? What makes him fallen--the view of God or the view of the angels?

[hells-half-acre.livejournal.com]

That, I have no answer for. The only thing that I can figure is with God absent, it's actually the angels that get to decide who is fallen and who isn't...and there is no backdoor to heaven's power, I guess. It's either that, or for whatever reason, God doesn't think Castiel needs heaven's full power.