Backward.
( Part six: Dean. )

Backward. Forward.
( Part five: Dean. )

Backward. Forward.
( Part four: Dean. )

Backward. Forward.
( Part three: Castiel. )

Backward. Forward.
( Part two: Sam. )

“Wherefore beware who so euyr bere lyons or a lyon in armys, that he do not ayen the nature and kynde of a lyon.”
And therefore let him who bears lions or a lion on his coat of arms beware: let him do nothing contrary to the nature and kind of a lion.
John de Bado Aureo, in Tractatus de armis (A tract on arms/heraldry), written for Richard II’s ( Read more... )