Health And Hunger Games.

[dodger_sister]

Health Update - I saw the doctor on Friday. We talked about the dizzy spells. She looked in my ears and said everything looked fine. She also said there is a virus going around with the exact symptoms that I have. I asked what I could do about it and she said, "Wait it out." Boo that. Then she suggested that I take a decongestant. But I don't like

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[dodger_sister]

now there's yet another Misha-portrayed character I feel badly for.

Ikr? It seems like no matter what he does on that show, Misha can't ever play a guy who gets a happy ending - or even a nice neutral ending (does anyone get a happy ending on SPN?)

However, that being said, I soaked in all the Dean/Cas talky moments, because I've missed them so much.

Me too. But then, I will watch anything Jensen and Misha do together - they could be doing a TV show together about stamp collecting and I would watch it. They have such amazing chemistry together. Also, I played a little game where at the end of all of their conversations, I just imagined a declaration of love and then some kissing. It made the episode much more bearable.

I mean, Jimmy is completely different than Emanuel, and Emanuel is different from future Cas, and then when Cas came back it was like someone flipped a switch on him or something.

YES! Misha is so under-appreciated in his acting ability. Cas had such a great character arc and a lot of that was the way Misha showed the slight changes as Cas grew.

I feel like this is the end of Cas, even Dean will no longer think about him or mention him. I hope at least it means Dean has some closure on that issue, because the show itself has closed the book on Castiel.

I clearly just need to write some fluffy domesticated schmoop - for cathertic release.

[rhymephile]

The whole Cas situation was basically a plot device to fix Sam so he wouldn't be out of commission. I get why they had to do it, but it still irritates me that Castiel, their true friend and someone who has fought and died for them, is relegated to being cast off at the end of the episode. And hell, I think Sam cares more about his well-being than Dean does. *sigh* I think you're right about how this is the way they've chosen to get rid of Cas. Having an all-powerful being on your team is obviously a bad thing.

[dodger_sister]

but it still irritates me that Castiel, their true friend and someone who has fought and died for them, is relegated to being cast off at the end of the episode.

Yeah. I feel like the show-runners/writers don't think that we actually care about Cas and it reflects in the way they treat him or have the Winchesters treat him - idk. Poor Cas.

Before the episode aired, I had heard a few spoilers and so I imagined it would play like this...

It is Cas (either Fallen with healing powers or just Angel-Cas not remembering who he is) and Dean would go get him. (throw in the conversaton between them in the car about Dean's old buddy Castiel because I liked that part). Cas goes to heal Sam, they kill some demons with Meg's help, he does his mojo on Sam. Meg is all, "Aren't you going to tell him what he really is? We could use him against Levithian," and Dean thinks about how normal and almost happy Cas seems with his new life and wife and he thinks about everything Cas had to sacrifice to help them - losing everything he had for them and even though it ended badly, they were friends once. So he says "No, enough is enough. One of us should get our happy ending. It's time to let Cas go," and he drives Emaunel home and thanks him and Emanuel walks inside his house with Dean watching him go and all 'closure face' from Dean and then Dean & drives away to the perfect muic cue (idk what that is) The End of Castiel on SPN and Dean is finally able to let go on that issue.

See, Cas still could have saved Sam but with the added bonus of actually having closure for the character. Which is what a character's final episode should be! - not just to be a plot device. Urgh. Issues with the Show, I have many.

[rhymephile]

I can see all of this happening, ohyes. Y'know, if the writers gave a crap about Cas.

I'll keep the faith that they're going to at least get him out of the sanitarium and give him somewhat of an ending. None of this "he's still drooling" bullshit. UGH.