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I really need to catch up on my SPN this season.
Tonight's episode is supposed to have, according to my cable box, "the vengeful god Osiris."
Part of me suspects Dean is being put on divine trial in order to get him off his ass and motivate him to stop Castiel, the Leviathans, et al.
Most of me suspects that they won't even mention that Osiris is a dead god. (seriously. okay, He defeated death, but elected to remain in the land of the dead)
So, for the most part, I'm going to hope they answer this question: Why bring Osiris to the table? what does He bring that Death and Fate don't?
I have a feeling that Osiris will end up just one more deity killed by the Winchesters.
Tonight's episode is supposed to have, according to my cable box, "the vengeful god Osiris."
Part of me suspects Dean is being put on divine trial in order to get him off his ass and motivate him to stop Castiel, the Leviathans, et al.
Most of me suspects that they won't even mention that Osiris is a dead god. (seriously. okay, He defeated death, but elected to remain in the land of the dead)
So, for the most part, I'm going to hope they answer this question: Why bring Osiris to the table? what does He bring that Death and Fate don't?
I have a feeling that Osiris will end up just one more deity killed by the Winchesters.