Originally posted by Kento
But heaven is your happiness replayed over and over. And I don't think Dean could take losing his mother a third time at that, and bringing her back into a world full of where everyone they meet die. So, keeping her in a place where she's always happy just makes more sense.
But can you think of any single thing in your life you'd wanna do for all of eternity? Let us say you really really love rock climbing. Do you wanna spend forever climbing?
But, can you think of any reason you would want to take your mother out of someplace where she relives her happiest time over and over? With the exception of Ash, they don't really notice they are dead. If they start getting Mary out, why not bring back Bobby also? Or their dad? Heaven is just, better, specially when it come to bringing them back to the hellish life they live.
Originally posted by Kento
But, can you think of any reason you would want to take your mother out of someplace where she relives her happiest time over and over? With the exception of Ash, they don't really notice they are dead. If they start getting Mary out, why not bring back Bobby also? Or their dad? Heaven is just, better, specially when it come to bringing them back to the hellish life they live.
My mother would 100% choose to be briefly relieved of heaven if it meant she could spend time with her family. So knowing how she'd react, yes I would.
Especially since remember: Mary will never ever see her boys again. They aren't her soulmates, she won't see them in heaven(not the real Sam and Dean).
I love how they keep saying how weak Chuck is yet can still totally bring back something as powerful as Lilith, be more powerful than Lilith, and instantly wipe people out of existence with snap of his fingers. But yes, totally have a fair shot at winning against him, unless he didn't have a Sam vs Dean complex he wanted to play out.
Originally posted by Kento
I love how they keep saying how weak Chuck is yet can still totally bring back something as powerful as Lilith, be more powerful than Lilith, and instantly wipe people out of existence with snap of his fingers. But yes, totally have a fair shot at winning against him, unless he didn't have a Sam vs Dean complex he wanted to play out.
He doesn't even learn from the villains he "writes". Pretty much all of them underestimated Sam and Dean and ended up dying. He should just go to the bunker and kill them in their sleep.
Though I guess for God being "weakened" just means he can't create new worlds anymore.
At first I thought his only purpose, given this is the final season, was to give Dean a glimpse of a hunter that got out of the life. A sort of f*ck you to Dean, who has always maintained you can never truly leave the life. The moment Dean asked if he'd seen the girl who was missing, based on his reaction and the way he said "no", I knew he was the villain.
Originally posted by Surtur
At first I thought his only purpose, given this is the final season, was to give Dean a glimpse of a hunter that got out of the life. A sort of f*ck you to Dean, who has always maintained you can never truly leave the life. The moment Dean asked if he'd seen the girl who was missing, based on his reaction and the way he said "no", I knew he was the villain.