'Out Of Gas'
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Is RAH Robert A. Heinlein?
Yep! From about 10-18, I read a LOT of RAH. But then I read a bunch of OTHER time-travel sci-fi, and then it got all complicated in my head. (I read Friday when I was in grade 5 or 6. I think, between that and Flowers in the Attic and a few other books I shouldn't have read, I scarred myself for life.)
Oh, Anne, that is such a good idea. I think I might pop in HotH right now, actually.
I'll re-watch it sometime this week. I'm now intrigued by the idea of Castiel being somehow involved from way, way back.
Another thing to ponder: I wonder what angels think of Reapers?
If the angels and God can know what much, what's stopping them from using their power to smite Azazel?
It's against the rules of the Gehenna Convention?
But seriously, there seem to be a lot of rules and regulations attached to the powers of good and ill that don't apply to humans. (Which is standard convention for fictional angels and demons, at least in the books I read. I'm having Good Omens flashbacks.)
But is Sam a sacrificial mole? Is his role to be the beacon, or whatever, and he has no agency or destiny of his own?
My crack-addled theories aside, I think that's our arc this season.
Even stern and implacable good guys can't damn a person with no possibility of redemption.
It's so unfair considering how ready Sam is to believe in the side of good.
This is my problem with not knowing what rules apply to which ... creatures, I guess. If the angels and God can know what much, what's stopping them from using their power to smite Azazel?
I think smiting Azazel wouldn't necessarily stop the end game, since it's still going on two years after Dean killed him.
I think smiting Azazel wouldn't necessarily stop the end game, since it's still going on two years after Dean killed him.
Oooh, true.
Yeah, I think I may have had too much wine to watch another episode (coherently anyway) tonight.
I think I'm going to play Faith because it's on the same disc, but I may not make it all the way through the episode.
It's so nice to be so satisfied with show again.
It's so nice to be so satisfied with show again.
If not satisfied, then at least not sad, frustrated and betrayed.
I'm not sure I was as disappointed as you, Bev, but I really wasn't going to buy Season Three on DVD. I only broke down because of the Impala model. The dvds though, they are still in the plastic.