I was thinking about this again

Michael: It's a bloodline.

Dean: A bloodline?

Michael: Stretching back to Cain and Abel. It's in your blood, your father's blood, your family's blood.

and okay, it occurred to me... Now, I Know that Kripke and his stable of writers haven't followed any theology canonically, but if the bloodline stretches back to Cain and Abel, then it (whatever it is - midichlorians?) is in every human being on the planet, not only the Winchesters.

But then we know Michael was questionable in his interpretation of what we poor mortals know of theology (Really? He "raised" Lucifer? Made him eat his vegetables and tucked him into bed and held his hand as he walked him to choir practice? Or whatever the angelic equivalent is.)

So I guess we're going to have to go along with Amy's interpretation of Gabriel's interpretation of the situation:

the reason Sam and Dean are the *true* vessels is because they're brothers, because they're mirroring the conflict between Michael and Lucifer. Destiny, or whatever, arranged it so that they're the ones who are going to play out the battle best emotionally, I guess?

midichlorians?)

BWAH. It's as good as anything show is telling us.

I like Amy's version too.

Well, it's the only way it makes sense to me, but it doesn't mean I'm right.

I would like it to be Thursday now, too. Although I don't know why -- with no breaks till the end, the season's going to be over before we know it, and then will come the Pain of Hiatus.

It's all about the hair, man.

That was awesome.

The very end made me laugh out loud. He's such a lovable goof.

Have you guys seen this screencap?

There's only one suggestion for "dean winchester is..." and it makes me laugh too much to reproduce it here...go look.

That is priceless, ita. Oh, the giggles.

Bwah! Oh, Dean.