Trying to collect the pieces of my broken Heart
I'm still reeling from that episode last night.
On Supernatural werewolf mythology:
At first I found it inconsistent that the attacks were so directed, yet unconsciously done, that the time/place/night of transformation seemed to follow no discernable pattern. Then it occured to me that these werewolves operate by one law. A law so simple and obvious, I can't believe I missed it before.
They run on the Law of Maximum Angst (come on, it's right up there with conservation of mass)
Think about it.
On Geekiness:
I'm sure all y'all have seen this or figured it out already, but I didn't Google Dante and Landis until this morning, at which point I wonder how long Dean was waiting to use *those* aliases (aliai?)
And that last scene:
If you could bottle helplessness and regret and pour it into one moment, one flinch, one tear on-screen, THAT, my friends, would be it.
On Supernatural werewolf mythology:
At first I found it inconsistent that the attacks were so directed, yet unconsciously done, that the time/place/night of transformation seemed to follow no discernable pattern. Then it occured to me that these werewolves operate by one law. A law so simple and obvious, I can't believe I missed it before.
They run on the Law of Maximum Angst (come on, it's right up there with conservation of mass)
Think about it.
On Geekiness:
I'm sure all y'all have seen this or figured it out already, but I didn't Google Dante and Landis until this morning, at which point I wonder how long Dean was waiting to use *those* aliases (aliai?)
And that last scene:
If you could bottle helplessness and regret and pour it into one moment, one flinch, one tear on-screen, THAT, my friends, would be it.