Yeah, I can see that it's still IC, and I don't hate him completely. I think I wouldn't have cared about his actions as much if Jesse were a completely malicious, unsympathetic, Damian-like Anti-Christ. But since Jesse was a sweet, good human kid (like a less-mischievous version of Adam from Good Omens), it just really ticked me off, which is why I was happy when Jesse I nearly typed "Adam" turned Castiel into an action figure.

I love when we see Castiel's alien-angelness in a comic light, but here it was so off-putting. Now that I think about it, it's probably part of having Castiel learn that he doesn't have to think in such extremes---there are alternate choices and what you are doesn't determine who you are. I know that that episode was supposed to be a lesson for Sam, but I think it works for Castiel as well.

I love Edgar because he's probably the most "morally gray" character Heroes has ever had. He doesn't want to do bad things, but he's coerced into doing so and doesn't do anything to change it, though he probably could. And Sylar's just such a cute lost puppy right now.

Did you know that Edgar's actor played Darth Maul? It just makes him more awesome.