I like how the episode makes us really empathise with Castiel. He says some stellar stuff too in this episode. I like how the aftermath is potrayed, honestly the more i see this the more i think stopping the apocalypse was a stupid thing to do, especially when it meant damning Sam for eternity.
Also what's up with Dean's attitude, he thinks everything works out in his favor and it's just annoying, how can they work around this?
It's tragic really, i like how they didn't show us the angels much this season, they do it later on and its just annoying and boring, keeping it on the low was a pretty great decision.
Also raises questions to what hell is like, is the gate open? Can anyone be pulled back? Why do some demons make it out? Why specific rituals for some? Weird.
I did love the expansion of the mythology of souls, makes a lot of sense too.
Also i get sick of the brothers sometimes, one of the reasons i stopped watching this show, love them but diversity is important when they are rehashing the same themes and dynamics. So good to see another character in the center.
Review of The Man Who Would Be King
