#supernatural 15x17

[strawlessandbraless]

Kinda hilarious that this was all Chuck’s fault

Like, he never intended to keep bringing back the angel with a crack in his chassis, but any time Cas died, Dean would become inconsolable and go entirely off script

So Chuck had no choice but to resurrect the angel in order to get Dean to play his role

Their love is what foiled God’s plan, in every way that matters

[inacatastrophicmind]

Destiel pride - Day 11: Truth

[deanwasalwaysbi]

Dean's nothing about our lives is real speech? When he says "everything we are is because of chuck"? He was speaking privately & directly to Castiel when he said that.

Not to Sam. Not everything I am. Everything we are. Dean was having a full on crisis.

"You asked, 'What about all of this is real?' We are." Dean didn't know how right Cas was.

Like no baybee. It'll take 15 episodes, but god himself will tell you Cas defied him and his plan to love you, actually.

[drulalovescas]

So Supernatural did not introduce Abel, the Biblical brother, but created a whole new character, Colette, the love of Cain's life and paralleled her with Cas

And they did not introduce Biblical Eve, but created a whole new character, Serafina, an ANGEL, the love of Adam's life. And they showed them, a human and an angel, in a loving ROMANTIC relationship

And in Despair, the episode in which Cas confessed his love to Dean, they showed us Charlie losing the woman she loved.

Sam losing the woman he loved.

And Dean losing ... Cas.

It's as if, AS IF, the show was trying to tell us something?????

[shirtlesssammy]

Castiel every day so often -- 138/139

Supernatural 15x17//Unity

[charliesrambels]

hey, I know it’s been awhile but I’m approaching that episode iykyk

[unhinged-jackles]

Rewatching 4x18: The Monster at the End of This Book and it is absolutely fucking insane with the context of season 15.

Like first of all, the title. It's the episode where Chuck is introduced and we all know now how he is God and was the final big bad the boys had to defeat. I know it's a bit iffy if it was always planned for Chuck to be God but coincidence or not, what a lovely parallel.

But more than anything else, throughout the entire episode Dean is desperately trying to break free of the narrative, of Chuck's visions. Sam doesn't give a flying fuck but that's a whole different can of worms.

The only thing that allows Dean to do that is Castiel. Cas chooses free will when he chooses to tell Dean that archangels are tied to prophets in order to help him help Sam. When Dean goes to get Chuck, Chuck says,

"What are you doing here? I didn't write this."

Which takes place only a couple of scenes after Cas tells Dean that a prophet's visions can't be changed.

"As he has seen it, so it shall come to pass."

Castiel defied the word of a God with one single decision.

Cas choosing free will is the catalyst, and will always continue to be. Look at what Chuck said to Castiel in 15x17: Unity,

"You know what every other version of you did after 'gripping him tight and raising him from perdition?' They did what they were told. But not you. Not the 'one off the line with a crack in his chassis.'"

Cas has always been the one thing that Chuck couldn't control, even from the moment we first met Chuck way back in season 4, and that fact alone makes me fucking feral.

[captainchilly]

One Castiel Quote per Episode 135/136 → 15.17 “UNITY"

[monstermoviedean]

okay. i'm really doing this

[winchestress]

me recommending my favorite show to my friends

[wraithlafitte]

finally finished supernatural….. i was crying the whole way through episodes 17-20 ESPECIALLY 20 dude it should’ve ended with 19 😔 that was a more climactic episode than 20, i feel like 20 was more for the emotional aspect than the story aspect

(spoilers under cut)

everything about dean’s death and how sam dealt with it i was sobbing

like how the dog was following him around bc he didn’t know where dean was PLSSS the way dean’s room was exactly how it showed him fucking it up that morning PLS good lord i cannot

the single toast…. the way sam jumped at the toaster…. the way he had to bring miracle on a hunt bc there was nobody there to take care of him…. the way he turned off all the lights bc nobody was there…

also got me wondering if he ever went back to the bunker at all bc it never showed him there after that but i assume he moved his stuff out and cleaned dean’s room? i mean obviously he moved into a house but if he stopped hunting then did he need to clean out the MoL lore stuff?? would he bring those books anyway because he likes reading?? did he stop hunting altogether once his kid was born?

so many unanswered questions tbh more than if it had just ended at episode 19

[inacatastrophicmind]

Destiel pride - Day 10: Falling from grace

[adaav]

Sam trying to save Jack in 15x17.

[chuckwon]

that feel when Abraham who is also Cain is trying to sacrifice Isaac and the one who used to be Isaac but is now Abel stands in front of him and begs him not to

but the truth is that it’s too late, Isaac’s been sacrificed already, because once it starts you can’t stop it

[shirtlesssammy]

Dean Winchester every day -- 323/326

Supernatural 15x17//Unity

[menspussypowersactivate]

"Jack's not family!" Really?? Bitch?? Are you for real?? That's way to out of character, even for you.