宅女 记

"When a righteous man sheds blood in Hell. As he breaks, so shall it break."

Supernatural's latest episode is starting to get darker & exciting.

Castiel informs the brothers that 7 angels have been murdered.
But they have no idea who which demon did it.
Dean's task is to interrogate Alastair who was captured last week.

I'd mentioned about the 66 seals in the 2nd episode.
Think of them as doors. Once all are opened, Lucifer aka Satan walks free.
That is what the angels are preventing - the apocalypse.

Alastair reveals that the first important seal was broken by Dean himself.
"When a righteous man sheds blood in Hell. As he breaks, so shall it break."

If there’s a more brilliant twist, I can’t imagine what it could be.
Making Dean’s own action be the first Seal to be broken, the one that was a requirement to start this whole process, is absolutely cruel and yet, from a storytelling perspective, it’s wonderful.

Things go from bad to worse when some faulty plumbing starts to leak.
It destroys the devil's trap that seals Alastair to his torture rack.
When Dean has his back turned, Alastair breaks free and knocks Dean down with a single punch.

Meanwhile, Sam seek Ruby's help to find Dean.
The boy with the demon blood, and the ability to send demons to hell.
OMG! He drinks blood from demonic Ruby to strengthen his power!

To be honest, I've never trusted this witch-demon.
Her actions have always been mysterious since the beginning.
When she willingly gave blood, there's this smirk on her face.
All I'm hoping is that Sam won't turn into a blood addict (lol)

His power is now so strong that he can actually kill demons.
Hence, the powerful Alastair is gone for good.

Uriel turns out to be a badass angel.
He hopes Castiel will join him into turning against God and worship Luicifer.
Oh, he's the one who killed the 7 angels because they said NO to him.
Well, they'd refused to join him serve Lucifer & help usher in the apocalypse.

Naturally, our favorite angel Castiel said no and they started to fight.
By the way, Castiel throws punches like a girl (lol)
↑ Uriel lost the battle eventually~.

Castiel visits Dean who is recuperating at the hospital and admits:
"The rightous man who started it is the only one who can stop it."
The fate of the angels and the human race all rest on Dean.

That's the real reason why God ordered him to be rescued from Hell.

And the episode ended with Dean shedding a tear. (´･ω･`)
He doubts he's strong enough to stop Lucifer from returning.

I need to go read The Book of Revelations again.

This week's episode of Supernatural is really interesting☆

Castiel brought Dean back to the past.
The year 1973, to be exact, back to his family hometown of Lawrence, Kansas.

He met his father at a diner who treated him to a cup of coffee. In turn, Dean convinces him to get the 1967 black Chevy which will be handed down to him many years to come.

Later, he was invited to his mother's house for dinner with his grandparents,
whom he had never gotten to meet before.

It's hilarious that Dean was named after his grandmother, Deanna (lol)
Whereas, Sam was named after grandpa Samuel.

We also found out his mother, Mary was born to a family of hunters.
So it wasn't in his father, John's nature to hunt down demons & other supernatural beings.

Castiel revealed that Yellow-Eyes demon, Azazel had some big plans which had to do with Lucifer's freedom. He's the bad ass who killed Mummy Winchester in the first season.

He'd apparently covered his tracks well, which led Castiel to bring Dean to the past to find out what he had done. In case you didn't know, Dean killed Azazel in Season 3. o(^o^)o

To summarise the ending:
Pre-hunter John was killed by Azazel. Mary made a deal with him to bring her boyfriend back.
In return, he gets permission to enter her home 10 years later.
(10 years later, Mary would die while trying to save infant Sam)

Man, this episode was soooooo good!! (^-^)v
Sam only appeared for 5 seconds, which I really don't care. (lol)

The episode ended with Castiel telling Dean that his brother is heading down an evil path.
If he doesn't stop Sam, Castiel may have to finish him off. (ﾟﾛﾟ)

By the way, Misha Collins aka Castiel is starting to grow on me~.

So last week was the 4th season premiere of Supernatural.

After 3 whole seasons of fighting demon after demon, there is a big shake-up to the show's mythology. There really is a guy upstairs, whom commanded angel, Castiel to drag Dean from hell back to life.

*Gives an air kiss*

The episode ended with Castiel telling Dean that God has a job for him.
This week's episode, titled "Are You There God? It's Me, Dean Winchester" continues with Dean and his self-dilemma.

"So if there really is God, why did he just sat there and see many innocent lives taken by demons? Why did he choose me?"

For the last 2000 years, angels have been watching human beings from a great distance.

Castiel appeared in Dean's dreams after another night of demon-fighting, another sign of the oncoming Apocalypse.

He revealed that seals have been broken, and if the demons succeed, Lucifer will walk free.
In case you don't have the slightest idea, Lucifer is also known as Satan; the Devil of all demons.
This is the reason why these angels of warriors are here.

I'm glad with the show's new Good VS Evil direction.

↑ I wonder how many times I've posted pictures of this book (lol)

Just watched the season premiere which aired just hours ago in the US.

Season 3 (aired exactly 4 months ago) ended with Dean in hell. (つд⊂)

So Dean wakes up in a coffin with no memory of his 4 months in hell.
No one knows how or why he's being brought back to Earth.
Even the other demons were spooked when they saw him.

And dear Sammy has the ability to vanish demons with his ESP thingy.
Pretty cool, I must say.

He's planning something with witch-turned-demon Ruby. Something BIG.
Something that will pissed Dean when he finds out about it.
Something dangerous & sacrificial, no doubt.

There were tons of Evil & demons in the first 3 seasons.
No mention of God & angels, except for one episode which reveals the Winchester boys' lack of faith.

I'd feel the same, seeing that high volume of demonic activity but no God.
God exists after all, and sends an angel Castiel to get Dean out of hell.
Hence, the red yet waxy handprint on Dean's left arm.

God has a job for Dean, but what is it? Stay tuned...