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1. If you could ask Kripke one question about the show and have it answered, what would it be?
"Do you think Supernatural might become a cult classic if it gains enough fans?"
2. How do you think Sam and Dean's morals are defined? And what are they?
Sam's morals are, it seems, to protect as many people as they possibly can. He doesn't care about what happens to himself as long as others make it. Dean on the other hand cares about what happens to both Sammy and the victims during a hunt. Dean promised his father he would look after Sam, and he'd never forgive himself if something happened to him.
3. During Provenance, we see that Sam is very reluctant to start any relationships, because he's afraid that the people around him will get hurt. Do you think his thoughts on this topic has changed since then? If they have, do you think they've made him even more cautious, or more relaxed?
I think his thoughts did indeed change since then. Sam was still planning on going back to Stanford when he was with Sarah, and during that time, he was very cautious about the people he met during a hunt. Now, I think he is more relaxed with people that he likes. With Ava, he told her to go home so that she would be safe, but now that's she's gone, he feels that it's his responsibility to find her and bring her back.
4. We see in second season that while the mothers of some "chosen" kids died in a fire, others remain alive and healthy. Why do you think this is so? And how do you think the demon chooses who stays alive and who dies?
I believe that the children who had mothers that died in the nursery fire are the ones who can control when they turn evil and when they do not. Max began using his powers for evil because of his family, Andy starting using them because he thought it was cool, and Sam uses it to help people, not for evil. Children like Ava are either controlled by the Demon and have no choice, or are captured by him and then used for evil. The Demon chooses who stays alive and who dies by probably their ability to kill. Max killed himself, because he had that power to. Scott was killed by Gordon because of his ability. If the children whose mothers didn't die in a nursery fire are controlled by the Demon, they probably have to be able to kill someone and not be reluctant.
5. If it came down to it, do you think Dean will be able to keep the promise he made to Sam and kill his brother?
Sam is the only family that Dean has left. He'd break that promise, he wouldn't keep it. I know I wouldn't if I were Dean.
"Do you think Supernatural might become a cult classic if it gains enough fans?"
2. How do you think Sam and Dean's morals are defined? And what are they?
Sam's morals are, it seems, to protect as many people as they possibly can. He doesn't care about what happens to himself as long as others make it. Dean on the other hand cares about what happens to both Sammy and the victims during a hunt. Dean promised his father he would look after Sam, and he'd never forgive himself if something happened to him.
3. During Provenance, we see that Sam is very reluctant to start any relationships, because he's afraid that the people around him will get hurt. Do you think his thoughts on this topic has changed since then? If they have, do you think they've made him even more cautious, or more relaxed?
I think his thoughts did indeed change since then. Sam was still planning on going back to Stanford when he was with Sarah, and during that time, he was very cautious about the people he met during a hunt. Now, I think he is more relaxed with people that he likes. With Ava, he told her to go home so that she would be safe, but now that's she's gone, he feels that it's his responsibility to find her and bring her back.
4. We see in second season that while the mothers of some "chosen" kids died in a fire, others remain alive and healthy. Why do you think this is so? And how do you think the demon chooses who stays alive and who dies?
I believe that the children who had mothers that died in the nursery fire are the ones who can control when they turn evil and when they do not. Max began using his powers for evil because of his family, Andy starting using them because he thought it was cool, and Sam uses it to help people, not for evil. Children like Ava are either controlled by the Demon and have no choice, or are captured by him and then used for evil. The Demon chooses who stays alive and who dies by probably their ability to kill. Max killed himself, because he had that power to. Scott was killed by Gordon because of his ability. If the children whose mothers didn't die in a nursery fire are controlled by the Demon, they probably have to be able to kill someone and not be reluctant.
5. If it came down to it, do you think Dean will be able to keep the promise he made to Sam and kill his brother?
Sam is the only family that Dean has left. He'd break that promise, he wouldn't keep it. I know I wouldn't if I were Dean.