I don't believe in the devil
Feb. 1st, 2008 09:59 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
gwaevalarinOkay, erm... wow! So demons are actually humans who went to hell and lost their humanity there. That's an amazing twist for the show's mythology.
But you know what my first reaction was when I heard that? I laughed. Because everyone is speculating about Sammy who came back demonic in some way - and maybe he did. Maybe he was in hell and that short time already turned him a little bit. - and now it's Dean who's only months away from slowly turning into a demon.
That all is, of course, assuming Ruby told Dean the truth. After all she's a demon. And demons lie. Even if she seemed honest in that scene.
My first thought when I saw Elisabeth? She's cute. The freckles! I liked that she overcame her fear and died saving the boys' lives. Of course that doesn't make it any less stupid to mess around with that kind of stuff in the first place. Especially when you have no idea what you're doing and who your calling. How can you believe the magic is real but the demonic force you're calling isn't? Seriously.
Is there anything more gross than maggots? I don't think so. Ewwwwwww!
"Poor little guy." Awww! Dean seems to be more sorry for the rabbit than the girl. The rabbit just wanted to live his rabbit life. She had it coming.
Is Dean caling the police to the house that has their fingerprints all over the place? Again. They'll never learn to wear gloves at a crime scene, will they?
Isn't Sam a little too fast with killing the witches? So far they have "only" murdered one of their own who had turned into a murderer. Which is exactly what Sam is planing to do. I know Sam's not hesitating that much any more just because something might not be totally fine morally. But doesn't "They're human" mean anything any more?
"I'm sorry, why are you even a part of this conversation?"
"Oh, I don't know. Maybe because he's my brother, you black-eyed skank."
"Oh, right. Right. And you care about your brother so much. That's why you're checking out in a few months, leaving him all alone?"
I don't think that's any of Ruby's business. And why is she that emotional about it? She acts like she doesn't just need Sam to save the world or lead the armee or whatever. I still don't completely trust her words. But like she actually cares about him. Or is it guilt because she left someone close to her when she went to hell?
Of course Sam saves her. For him she still is his hope to save Dean. Do you think Dean's going to tell him that Ruby lied about that?
That conversation in the motel room. *miep* The first thing I noticed was that Sam didn't say "dieing" but "leaving". Like Dean's going to some nice place and not taking him along. Sam'd probably prefer going to hell with his brother to staying behind alone in a world that's no so different from hell any more for him anyway. But he's willing to fight on after Dean's gone. And for that he doesn't only need to change into Dean. He also has to turn his heart into stone so he'll be able to go on at all. When Dean's gone Sam won't pretend he doesn't care. He won't care. Because without his brother there won't be anything left to care about.
Seeing Sam leave Dean like that, it's hard but what are Sam's options? He can stay by Dean's side and watch his brother die. But he's not ready for that. He might start to think about the possibility of really losing Dean in a few months. But no one is going to take those months from him.
And now I wouldn't blame him for killing the whole coven. But he still does his research first and (tries to) kill the bad guy when he's sure. His attitude has changed but beneath the surface he's still Sam.
A new leader rising in the west? That sounds bad.
Demons like to have the boys up against walls, don't they? Not that I can blame them. *g*
Ruby really should improve her acting skills. I could see through it. But I love Dean's "I told you so."
So bottom line: I love the "demons are humans who went to hell". It messes everything up.
I'm not sure yet if I like Ruby being something like the reverse fallen angel. I like the concept though, I like the hope it holds for Dean.
"I remember what it's like. [...] Being human."
I just realise I can't predict where they're going any more. Which is one of the best things a show can achieve. Right after truely touching me. But when it comes to Supernatural when don't even have to talk about that any more.
Oh show, how I've missed you. It's so great to have you back. Even though that is a little weird considering that show tends to break my heart over and over again and refuses to give me my back my soul. &hearts
But you know what my first reaction was when I heard that? I laughed. Because everyone is speculating about Sammy who came back demonic in some way - and maybe he did. Maybe he was in hell and that short time already turned him a little bit. - and now it's Dean who's only months away from slowly turning into a demon.
That all is, of course, assuming Ruby told Dean the truth. After all she's a demon. And demons lie. Even if she seemed honest in that scene.
My first thought when I saw Elisabeth? She's cute. The freckles! I liked that she overcame her fear and died saving the boys' lives. Of course that doesn't make it any less stupid to mess around with that kind of stuff in the first place. Especially when you have no idea what you're doing and who your calling. How can you believe the magic is real but the demonic force you're calling isn't? Seriously.
Is there anything more gross than maggots? I don't think so. Ewwwwwww!
"Poor little guy." Awww! Dean seems to be more sorry for the rabbit than the girl. The rabbit just wanted to live his rabbit life. She had it coming.
Is Dean caling the police to the house that has their fingerprints all over the place? Again. They'll never learn to wear gloves at a crime scene, will they?
Isn't Sam a little too fast with killing the witches? So far they have "only" murdered one of their own who had turned into a murderer. Which is exactly what Sam is planing to do. I know Sam's not hesitating that much any more just because something might not be totally fine morally. But doesn't "They're human" mean anything any more?
"I'm sorry, why are you even a part of this conversation?"
"Oh, I don't know. Maybe because he's my brother, you black-eyed skank."
"Oh, right. Right. And you care about your brother so much. That's why you're checking out in a few months, leaving him all alone?"
I don't think that's any of Ruby's business. And why is she that emotional about it? She acts like she doesn't just need Sam to save the world or lead the armee or whatever. I still don't completely trust her words. But like she actually cares about him. Or is it guilt because she left someone close to her when she went to hell?
Of course Sam saves her. For him she still is his hope to save Dean. Do you think Dean's going to tell him that Ruby lied about that?
That conversation in the motel room. *miep* The first thing I noticed was that Sam didn't say "dieing" but "leaving". Like Dean's going to some nice place and not taking him along. Sam'd probably prefer going to hell with his brother to staying behind alone in a world that's no so different from hell any more for him anyway. But he's willing to fight on after Dean's gone. And for that he doesn't only need to change into Dean. He also has to turn his heart into stone so he'll be able to go on at all. When Dean's gone Sam won't pretend he doesn't care. He won't care. Because without his brother there won't be anything left to care about.
Seeing Sam leave Dean like that, it's hard but what are Sam's options? He can stay by Dean's side and watch his brother die. But he's not ready for that. He might start to think about the possibility of really losing Dean in a few months. But no one is going to take those months from him.
And now I wouldn't blame him for killing the whole coven. But he still does his research first and (tries to) kill the bad guy when he's sure. His attitude has changed but beneath the surface he's still Sam.
A new leader rising in the west? That sounds bad.
Demons like to have the boys up against walls, don't they? Not that I can blame them. *g*
Ruby really should improve her acting skills. I could see through it. But I love Dean's "I told you so."
So bottom line: I love the "demons are humans who went to hell". It messes everything up.
I'm not sure yet if I like Ruby being something like the reverse fallen angel. I like the concept though, I like the hope it holds for Dean.
"I remember what it's like. [...] Being human."
I just realise I can't predict where they're going any more. Which is one of the best things a show can achieve. Right after truely touching me. But when it comes to Supernatural when don't even have to talk about that any more.
Oh show, how I've missed you. It's so great to have you back. Even though that is a little weird considering that show tends to break my heart over and over again and refuses to give me my back my soul. &hearts
