SPN: Sometimes it's Terrible and sometimes it's not.

[true_enough]

I did not like It's a Terrible Life (4x17).  At all.  In fact, I hated it.

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[dotfic]

my biggest problem with Zach's speech is that I assumed it worked. *nods* Me too. It's much more interesting if it doesn't work, and it's meant as a way to show how tunnel-visioned the angels are in relation to humans. Castiel really does seem to be unique. As you said, Anna fell, but she's more about the experience overall of being human. Castiel is changing because of one human in particular. Anna could see the big picture; Castiel needed Dean as a window before he started to see what Anna saw. Which maybe fits with Anna being a higher ranking angel and Castiel being more of a...technician. And the angels are big picture oriented; Anna just shifted that from the angel way to her wish to be human. Castiel has shifted from the big picture to seeing the individuals.

Castiel and Sam fascinates me almost as much as Castiel and Dean--because I'm so smitten with Dean/Castiel, and it's impossible to extricate Sam from Dean. So as Castiel and Dean evolve, Sam and Castiel also do and I love especially how you showed that interweave.

Oh, yes. This season has been going for the jugular.