#abel winchester

[atticwifesam]

sam/dean & collette/cain parallels

[manwiththemagic]

Being a supernatural fan is wild bc wdym the healthiest (and best) ship is comprised of an anti evil archangel who stopped because he fell inlove with a human so unimportant the show forgets he exists, 1 episode of screen time, the same actor x2 who overall played in like 5 episodes (once as a ghoul pretending to be lil bro), 1000+ years in prison together, and love so powerful it undid years of blind devotion to an absent father and when one died (poofed away) the other betrayed everything he learned just for the hope to get the other back.

IM SO INSANE ABOUT THEM.

[borgialucrezia]

DEAN & SAM WINCHESTER + CESARE & JUAN BORGIA ↴ CAIN & ABEL PARALLELISM

supernatural 1.01 "pilot" by eric kripke / the borgias 1.09 "nessuno (nobody)" by neil jordan / stratis thalassinos among the agapanthi by george seferis (tr. by edmund keeley) / supernatural 1.02 "wendigo" by eric kripke / the borgias 2.02 "paolo" by neil jordan / hevel by nathaniel orion / supernatural 2.14 "born under the bad sign" by eric kripke / the borgias 2.01 "the borgia bull" by neil jordan / hevel by nathaniel orion / supernatural 2.11 "playthings" by eric kripke / supernatural 2.14 "born under the bad sign" by eric kripke / the borgias 2.09 "world of wonders" by neil jordan / cain by josé saramago / supernatural 1.22 "devil's trap" by eric kripke / the borgias 2.09 "world of wonders" by neil jordan / supernatural 2.11 "playthings" by eric kripke / the borgias 2.10 "the confession" by neil jordan / cain by josé saramago / supernatural 9.23 "brother's keeper" by eric kripke / the borgias 2.09 "world of wonders" by neil jordan / the borgias 3.09 "the gunpowder plot" by neil jordan / everything sad is untrue by daniel nayeri

[completelymindfucked]

Abel's Body to Cain - Joseph Fasano

[asbeel]

My take on Michael and Adam's relationship

Sure destiel may be the main tragedy of supernatural

BUT DONT YOU EVER FORGET THE TRUE TRAGEDY OF MIDAM

Imagine spending over a thousand years with the same person in one confined place. I don't think it has to be said how long of a time that is. Adam and Michael developed mutual respect as equals and also fell in love (confirmed by our lovely #1 midam shipper, Jake Abel, because fuck CW), they are quite literally each other's world.

After escaping the cage, the two of them probably found a peaceful life away from otherworldly drama and lived in domestic bliss. Again, they are together all times of the day for a thousand years!

Adam changed Michael like how Dean changed Castiel. Michael learned the true nature of humanity, the ups and downs, via the eyes of Adam. In season 5, Michael was more than willing to kill off half the human population because that's what he believed to be right and to be God's will. After his time in the cage with Adam, he doesn't kill what is arguably an unimportant amount of people after they witness him smiting Eve. This is definitely not God's will, considering Chuck HAS killed off the same amount of people for less.

On top of that, Adam is able to convince Michael that his father, God, isn't as great as he originally believed. This shows how much Michael had grown in the cage as a person, willing to hear out a human regarding his father's righteousness. It also demonstrates just how much respect Michael has for Adam, because there is no other human in the world who could diss God in front of his most loyal follower. One could argue that the only reason why Michael agreed to help the Winchesters is because of Adam, for Adam.

So when Adam suddenly gets killed by Chuck, Michael is alone for the first time in over a thousand years. Adam, an essential part of Michael's life, gave Michael a new meaning to life, away from heaven. Loneliness like could drive anyone mad, and it's jarring to lose someone like that so suddenly.

As much as I think the canon reason for why Michael betrayed the Winchesters is utter fucking bullshit and definitely a cheap escape the writers didn't think much about, I wouldn't lie if I said it kinda fits. Adam may have changed Michael, but development isn't a straight path uphill, and grief makes people do a lot of things. Adam's death leads Michael to become lost without purpose so much so that he returns to God for a new purpose, to be "God's favourite son" again. Michael is desperate to never be alone again, and God is all powerful, so it isn't far-fetched to assume he had lost hope to get Adam back and resorted to the next best thing, Chuck (if you can't beat em, join em ahh)

Ngl sometimes I think about midam and become sad

Anyways I wanna see some discussions

[dumb-zombie-girl]

My top four favorite male characters

I'll make a female version later

[finalgirlsamwinchester]

1.01, "Pilot" | Stephen Adly Guirgis, "The Last Days Of Judas Iscariot" " | 5.22, "Swan Song"

[decayinabottle]

He's literally one of my main kins

[trialssam]

I always think about this parallel

[spaghettiosonaboat]

WAAAAAIIITTTT

John raised Dean to be a soldier and to behave like one, following orders, calling him "Sir" instead of "Dad", making sure he prioritized Sam and only did what John said

Castiel was taught to be a soldier since he came into existence, he has only been taught to follow orders from his superiors and dont be vulnerable

Castiel in season 4 said something along the lines of "When your father gave you an order, did you not comply?"

As the show progresses between them, we see Dean learn to rely on Castiel and stop prioritizing Sam over all, and learning to relax and stop being uptight

We also see Cas learning how to fit with society, learning to value the little things about humanity, and learning that the boss isn't always a good one, and that rebellion can be a good thing

ITS LITERALLY SOLDIERS LEARNING TO BE HUMAN

AND WE SEE OTHER ANGELS LIKE MICHAEL LEARNING THAT HUMANITY IS SOMETHING TO CARE ABOUT

[atticwifesam]

the cain and abel symbolism my beloved.

[spnseasonsgirl]

#friday #fangirlfriday #happyweekend

#supernatural

#mishacollins #castiel

#richardspeightjr #gabriel

#jakeabel #adammilligan

#jaredpadalecki #samwinchester

#jensenackles #deanwinchester

🔮🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[kacievvbbbb]

Supernatural and First Sons. Something about duty and how it is enforced with violence, and love and it being dispensed as anger.

And how the second child is a victim to it all.

Something about how Chuck at the beginning of it all was a second child, victim to his older sisters love and anger. Imprisoned by the wants and desires she had about his life and the way he was allowed to live it.

The First Child is always right in the end, the second child should have listened, but they are weak corruptible and wrong. Chuck destroys the world, how could he think he could ever build it.

This is the story he has always written. It’s the only one he knows.

[lucylichtenweg]

Chuck realy was a writer.

Obssesed with the one plot, and every story needed to have it.

Brother killing Brother.

Lucifer and Micheal

Kain and Abel

All the angles

Dean and Sam.

I'm sure if John had a brother one of them would die.

Why couldn't he be obssesed with Coffee shop AU 😭

[hoziersmilligan]

i need misha collins or jake abel or jensen ackles to do something insane again i'm bored

[robin-munson]

⋆౨ৎ˚⟡˖ ࣪ my strange addiction