I made this horrible high pitched screeching sound when the end credits rolled, lol. Holy shit, awesome.
Although I have no idea what'll happen, I think/hope that the boys manage to talk some sense into Castiel. And fuck yeah, Crowley!! *does evilglee dance* :D :D
I still like Castiel even if I think he's a douchebag. I was angry at him last night, but after watching the Castiel-centric episode with my sister today, I'm starting to feel sorry for him and I have a feeling all this hubris will be delicious when he inevitably loses his power and realizes that he went too far.
I remember a couple of weeks ago I was worried the writers will turn Cas evil... and it's the first time in my life I am not happy to be right. I mean, okay, they did the little God twist - which, ngl, I liked - but I much prefered thinking that Chuck was God.
I still wonder what happened to the "old" god. Did he forefit his role as Creator? Did he quit? Did he get killed? Can one kill god without any consequences? How can one inherit the job of "god"? Wasn't god the one that created the whole of everything? Srlsy, I am not religious at all so maybe this is why I don't get it but all I can think of right now is, BUT HOW??
Anyway, good finale; can't believe Castiel isn't going to be the Angel Next Door anymore and I wonder how Sam going all *stabbity* will affect him/them. I mean, your brother was all ~soulmates with benefits~ with your god back when he still hand wings but now that he's a moody bitch you can't expect him to forget all about it!
I actually think Chuck is still god. I mean, it's canon that there are several gods of different religions, so Castiel is just a new one. And I find it fucking fascinating that a god can be created by just having a shitload of souls. To think, a god is made from harnessing the souls of lowly humans. We're pretty damn awesome. :P
I suppose as a wincest shipper I have a different perspective. I do, however, hope like hell that they question their own involvement because I think they played a big part in Castiel not confiding in them as well. I hate any show that tries to get me to believe that someone is suddenly 100% evil and they made the choice by themselves. I like flawed heroes and I think up until recently Sam and Dean HAVE been flawed as hell.
In any case, it's sure making me want to watch season 7.
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Although I have no idea what'll happen, I think/hope that the boys manage to talk some sense into Castiel. And fuck yeah, Crowley!! *does evilglee dance* :D :D
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CROWLEY. He's my favorite.
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I still wonder what happened to the "old" god. Did he forefit his role as Creator? Did he quit? Did he get killed? Can one kill god without any consequences? How can one inherit the job of "god"? Wasn't god the one that created the whole of everything? Srlsy, I am not religious at all so maybe this is why I don't get it but all I can think of right now is, BUT HOW??
Anyway, good finale; can't believe Castiel isn't going to be the Angel Next Door anymore and I wonder how Sam going all *stabbity* will affect him/them. I mean, your brother was all ~soulmates with benefits~ with your god back when he still hand wings but now that he's a moody bitch you can't expect him to forget all about it!
SO MANY QUESTIONS. D:
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I suppose as a wincest shipper I have a different perspective. I do, however, hope like hell that they question their own involvement because I think they played a big part in Castiel not confiding in them as well. I hate any show that tries to get me to believe that someone is suddenly 100% evil and they made the choice by themselves. I like flawed heroes and I think up until recently Sam and Dean HAVE been flawed as hell.
In any case, it's sure making me want to watch season 7.
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