One thing I'm really interested in knowing with Cas going to Naomi is where exactly was he coming from? Because as he was outside of her office and then came in (as did the other angel we saw at the end of the ep) that means he must've been in another part of Heaven, right? Or at least another area within Naomi's own little corner of Heaven. Which was previously barred to him. (Also with the whole "training area" place, interesting to note how we are getting to see different areas of Heaven that aren't her office.) (Also I rly like how we're getting to see areas that aren't constructs made by human souls. I'm assuming they aren't, anyway.)
Castiel's request that Dean hand him the angel tablet - the tablet about him and his siblings, that cam do God knows what to them - so he can take it to Heaven is entirely reasonable. This tablet should be theirs and no one elses. And so is Naomi's fear. And her reasons. Excuse you, but she is actually trying to protect her home and her family against a threat thay may quite possibly mean their total destruction. On this, I'm completely on her side. I don't care if I'm not supposed to.
I'm sure you know how I feel about this ad nauseum by now, but~ That's what pisses me off so much with the situation because the angels wanting the tablet is completely reasonable and justifiable. If that tablet ever falls into the wrong hands (and there are many), it could trap them and lock them all away in Heaven forever or destroy them or who knows what. Seriously. They have every right to go after that tablet and to want take it back to Heaven and to protect it. And yet... what? Despite all of that I'm supposed to see them as the villains in the situation? Just because Naomi's been using less than idealistic means to achieve her ends? Sry, but no. Especially considering the things the Winchesters've done to get what they want. Not to mention how Jared's recently said he absolutely thought the boys would sacrifice Cas to get rid of the angels...
I do, however, think the tablet needs to be kept from Naomi though. At least at present, anyway, because while I fully believe that all she wants at the end of the day is to protect Heaven and keep her family safe, ironically that's what ends up being the problem. Because if that tablet in any way could give her the means to completely and absolutely restore Heaven to the way she wants it to be (order and obedience but basically no free will), then yeah. She obviously shouldn't be in possession of that tablet.
And lol basically just IA with everything else you said.
(Also just with Crowley. Srsly. Who the fuck is he. How did he know Samandriel? How did he know Naomi? Someone both Cas and Samandriel weren't even consciously aware of for the most part?)
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Castiel's request that Dean hand him the angel tablet - the tablet about him and his siblings, that cam do God knows what to them - so he can take it to Heaven is entirely reasonable. This tablet should be theirs and no one elses. And so is Naomi's fear. And her reasons. Excuse you, but she is actually trying to protect her home and her family against a threat thay may quite possibly mean their total destruction. On this, I'm completely on her side. I don't care if I'm not supposed to.
I'm sure you know how I feel about this ad nauseum by now, but~ That's what pisses me off so much with the situation because the angels wanting the tablet is completely reasonable and justifiable. If that tablet ever falls into the wrong hands (and there are many), it could trap them and lock them all away in Heaven forever or destroy them or who knows what. Seriously. They have every right to go after that tablet and to want take it back to Heaven and to protect it. And yet... what? Despite all of that I'm supposed to see them as the villains in the situation? Just because Naomi's been using less than idealistic means to achieve her ends? Sry, but no. Especially considering the things the Winchesters've done to get what they want. Not to mention how Jared's recently said he absolutely thought the boys would sacrifice Cas to get rid of the angels...
I do, however, think the tablet needs to be kept from Naomi though. At least at present, anyway, because while I fully believe that all she wants at the end of the day is to protect Heaven and keep her family safe, ironically that's what ends up being the problem. Because if that tablet in any way could give her the means to completely and absolutely restore Heaven to the way she wants it to be (order and obedience but basically no free will), then yeah. She obviously shouldn't be in possession of that tablet.
And lol basically just IA with everything else you said.
(Also just with Crowley. Srsly. Who the fuck is he. How did he know Samandriel? How did he know Naomi? Someone both Cas and Samandriel weren't even consciously aware of for the most part?)