Supernatural- 6.20- The Man Who Would Be King

[queen125]

 

No matter what happens. I love Cas and always will. I get what he's doing. He feels like he has no choice and for Dean, Sam, and Bobby to just turn their backs on him. It breaks my fucking heart.

It's either work with Crowley or let Raphael burn the world. What do you think he should've done? He didn't have a choice.

Dean says he should've asked for help. Dean, you've spent this entire season treating Cas like shit and not giving a crap about the heavenly civil war, and now, you care.

For Sam to even hint that Cas bought him back souless on purpose just pissed me off.

It's like saying, 'Let's just forget everything you've done for us. You're working with Crowley. We're going to kill you.'

Fuck you, Sam, Dean, and Bobby. You better help Cas and not hurt him, or I will never forgive you.

I'm just going to go lay in this corner and cry now.

P.S. Am I the only one who doesn't want a human Cas? Doesn't seem like he would be happy that way.

Comments

[queen125.livejournal.com]

It's one thing to be hurt because someones lied to you or kept secrets from you. But the way they reacted to that? It's so over the top to me that I feel like it isn't even a realistic reaction at all. 'Cause they're acting like what Cas has done has been for his own selfish interests and not to try and save the fucking world.

This is how I felt. How could Dean and the others treat him that way, after everything he's done for them. It makes absolute zero sense, and it hurts alot.

Expecially, since not too long ago, they were working with Crowley to stop the first Apocalypse. Cas is working with him to stop Apocalypse 2.0, so that Dean and Sam don't have to go through that the whole vessel thing again.

What a bunch of unappreciative assholes.

I don't know where the show is going with Dean and the others treating Cas like shit, but I really don't like it.

[kaiyote.livejournal.com]

It seriously makes no sense to me. :\ I feel like I need to go back and re-watch the episode because... I mean, did they seriously trap Castiel because he lied to them about working with Crowley? Was that why they trapped him? Did I miss something? Did I forget something? Did they really ward themselves against him? Why? What did he do in the episode that would make them do that? I don't understand. Why would they do that? Do they think he would kill them or something? How? Why? I just... he left himself at the mercy of demons and put their safety before his own. Like he always has.

I just don't get this. :|

[queen125.livejournal.com]

I need to re-watch it, too. I really think it had something to do with purgatory and opening the door.

But still, they could've done more to talk Cas out of that part of the plan and try to help him to defeat Raphael, but they're so focused on Crowley, when they shouldn't be.

Raphael's the bigger threat. Get rid of him and Cas has no reason to work with Crowley after that. Then they could focus on Crowley (Although, I kind of love him now.)

Me neither. I think they're a bunch of ungrateful assholes.

[kaiyote.livejournal.com]

I re-watched a little of the scene again and even their argument about not opening up Purgatory because it's ~too terrible~ falls flat to me. Because for one thing Eve didn't slip through a crack onto Earth. She CHOSE to leave. And more importantly if she's the Mother of All wouldn't it stand to reason that she should be the most powerful monster as all monsters come from her? And as it didn't even take half a year for them to kill her... I'm just not seeing what's so terrible about this plan.

Because Castiel's been at war for what. Two years now? And he still hasn't found a way to kill Raphael. And even ignoring that the boys never found a way to kill Lucifer OR Michael. Which is what Castiel HAS to do to win the war. Raphael will not stop until he's DEAD.

I srsly just want Castiel to tell them all to fuck off and like chillax in the meta!universe and then Dean and Sam and Bobby can see how great it is fighting a war without resorting to "regrettable" actions or how well that goes.

[queen125.livejournal.com]

I agree. I'm starting to feel like Cas should just say, 'Screw it' and leave them to deal with it on their own.

You'd think they'd realize that Raphael was the bigger threat than Crowley.

IDK even know anymore.