My interpretation is that whatever Eve does to them transforms their souls in such a way that they're hijacked to Purgatory upon dying rather than going wherever originally intended. Which would make her more horrible than demons, actually, since so far as we've seen they have to persuade or trick people into deliberate choices that result in them going to Hell.
But Ash said explicitly that people don't interact with others unless you do the Enochian magic or they're soulmates. So do you think he was wrong or lying?
I'm hoping that he's wrong and has just run into people who haven't transcended their own personal heavens and met the neighbors yet. Maybe it isn't knowing Enochian magic but just realizing you're reliving good memories and wanting to meet others that does the trick.
Evidence supporting Sam's aversion.
I always agreed with Sam. When I was little and Mom and the other adults drug me and my cousins to the local Halloween parades, I was always more freaked out by the clowns than by any of the monsters going by. Never liked them, never will. (Seeley Booth has clown phobia too.)
Season Seven. Who'd a thunk it? My the boys have changed.
eta: I don't have any news, I was just commenting off of the sets being leased.
But Ash said explicitly that people don't interact with others unless you do the Enochian magic or they're soulmates. So do you think he was wrong or lying?
Given that Zacharaiah was using the promise of getting to see his mom again to bribe Adam, part of me wonders if keeping the tenants separated is a control issue on the angels' part, and is not how things are supposed to be.
Maybe it isn't knowing Enochian magic but just realizing you're reliving good memories and wanting to meet others that does the trick.
I also really like this theory. You spend time reliving good memories in order to heal the hurt of a lifetime, and when you're ready to move on, you move on.
My the boys have changed.
Goodness, yes. The actors, too, especially Jared. I watched a season 1 episode and then something from this season, and he's done the whole adolescent-to-man thing. He's like a really angsty butterfly.
That's not a popup book, that's a...paper sculpture.
Yeah, it doesn't look foldable, but that's what she called it.
It's still pretty cool, no?
It's incredible. I can't work out its mechanics at all.
Crack_impala recced something Dean/Castiel! Whoah. You'd barely think that side of fandom existed if you went by their recs.
DC_everafter has started. It's a little twee so far. And if I never see Uriel made into a pet dog again, it will be too soon. I'm assuming the J2 version was pretty saccharine?
