Supernatural is good with its flood of emotions, and only after them comes the action.
We care(d) about Sam and Dean not because of their good fight scenes or the way they kill / wipe off monsters on Earth.
But because they are human and they have a story that's constantly changing and adopting while it is confusing and refreshing at the same time.
More to it is that Angels, no matter how it seems, are of the backbone to this story.
Okay, we humans are important. But we know ourselves to be in our meat suits, not from outside, not to read as an outsider's reality.
With a decent look, we see the angels to be portraying the journey of humankind, not knowing what to do without the help and guidance of God as in the past they had been commanded to do certain things but they cannot function properly anymore. Not anymore, yes.
They act as if they are in marsh covered with clay trying to crawl out while God lets them pick up crumbs of manhood along the way.
So, this episode centers around this very story we were talking about. And our friend Castiel the Angel is of grave importance as he is the helper of Winchesters and we love him for sticking up in the presence of any matter. Yep!
Ms. Alicia Witt played her part so well. But Mr. Ian Tracey was even better. Verily, it would have been great for the Winchesters to see of him in the future. Maybe...
Castiel, you are slowly becoming a human. And the fact that you are not a human reminds us of the situation that we are humans and we are slowly becoming "humanoids." I back you up, Castiel!.. Smite our bad humor. (Not funny.)
The writers should stick with stories which necessitate good acting and horror rather than action. My point.
I give this episode a "8,8". Yes!
Here is a Verse on the matter of Angels from the Book my culture roots in:
"And when thy Lord said unto the angels: Lo! I am setting in the earth a viceroy, they said: Wilt thou set therein one who will do harm therein and will shed blood, while we, we hymn Thy praise and sanctify Thee? He said: Assuredly I know that which ye know not."
The 30th Verse of the second Chapter called The Cow in the Gracious Koran.
We care(d) about Sam and Dean not because of their good fight scenes or the way they kill / wipe off monsters on Earth.
But because they are human and they have a story that's constantly changing and adopting while it is confusing and refreshing at the same time.
More to it is that Angels, no matter how it seems, are of the backbone to this story.
Okay, we humans are important. But we know ourselves to be in our meat suits, not from outside, not to read as an outsider's reality.
With a decent look, we see the angels to be portraying the journey of humankind, not knowing what to do without the help and guidance of God as in the past they had been commanded to do certain things but they cannot function properly anymore. Not anymore, yes.
They act as if they are in marsh covered with clay trying to crawl out while God lets them pick up crumbs of manhood along the way.
So, this episode centers around this very story we were talking about. And our friend Castiel the Angel is of grave importance as he is the helper of Winchesters and we love him for sticking up in the presence of any matter. Yep!
Ms. Alicia Witt played her part so well. But Mr. Ian Tracey was even better. Verily, it would have been great for the Winchesters to see of him in the future. Maybe...
Castiel, you are slowly becoming a human. And the fact that you are not a human reminds us of the situation that we are humans and we are slowly becoming "humanoids." I back you up, Castiel!.. Smite our bad humor. (Not funny.)
The writers should stick with stories which necessitate good acting and horror rather than action. My point.
I give this episode a "8,8". Yes!
Here is a Verse on the matter of Angels from the Book my culture roots in:
"And when thy Lord said unto the angels: Lo! I am setting in the earth a viceroy, they said: Wilt thou set therein one who will do harm therein and will shed blood, while we, we hymn Thy praise and sanctify Thee? He said: Assuredly I know that which ye know not."
The 30th Verse of the second Chapter called The Cow in the Gracious Koran.