'Bring On The Night'
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I didn't get the impression that Anna was one of the four who'd had direct contact when she was describing the situation. I suspect Gabriel is someone else as yet unseen and unmentioned.
My money's on Lucifer being the fourth.
That does make sense, as the falling out seemed to be intensely personal.
Didn't Anna say flat out she wasn't one of the four?
I feel like, at some point, she said that she hadn't ever seen God.
I feel like, at some point, she said that she hadn't ever seen God.
I think you're right. I think she said something about never seeing him directly, never speaking to him. So that's a no, then.
Hmmm.
Hmph
I think you're right, too!
Clearly, God is Alannis Morisette, and has been hanging out playing skeeball. Cas really should get on that.
(...er, that makes Anna and Castiel Bartleby and Loki, right? Of course, Azazel Azael is already out of the picture...does this make the Winchesters Jay and Silent Bob?)
goes back to drawing board
Nah. Sam and Dean are Banky and Holden. WAY FUNNIER.
Though I was reminded this morning while flipping channels that they also bear a disturbing resemblance to Bill and Ted.
I do wonder how exactly Castiel came up with the idea that God is wandering around as a person playing skeeball or whatever. Why does God not manifesting in the accustomed form up in Primium Mobile to the handful of angels that are normally blessed with contact mean that's the only alternative? (Or death, if one believe Raphael?)