
Last night's episode of Supernatural blew me away. In "In The Beginning," Dean must go back in time to when he's parents were dating to "stop it" - the cryptic order from Castiel. The trip back to April 30, 1973 gave loyal fans a few answers to questions we've been asking since Season 2 and a lot more questions.
The big shockers:
Dean is driving a pinto this episode. I couldn't get over Dean in the pinto. Every time he drove up in it, I had to chuckle. I'd never have thought Dean would have been caught dead in a pinto. It was a nice piece of humor in an otherwise serious episode.
Dean's mom, Mary (Amy Gumenick), was a hunter. And John (Matt Cohen) didn't know. She was raised by her hunter parents and she hated the life. She wanted to leave it behind and marry John.
Dean and Sam are named after their maternal grandparents, Samuel (Mitch Pileggi) and Deanna (Allison Hossack).
Mary made a deal with the Azazel (old yellow eyes) to save John's life. This family really has a knack for dealing with the demons in order to save each other's life.
More Questions:
Did Dean really go back in time or was it some sort of dream? If he did go back, did he actually cause the events? Or do we believe Castiel that destiny cannot be changed?
Did Dean really influence John's decision to get the Impala? In the graphic novel, the acquisition of the impala is different?
What is Azazel's end game? Does Lilith know? What did the blood he dripped in the babies mouths do? How did he know that all these people he was making deals with would have kids in 1983? And isn't it a big coincidence that they did?
What did Azazel mean when he referenced the angels on Dean's shoulders? Did he know that only angel could transport Dean back in time? Or is there something different about Dean now?
What the heck is Sam doing sneaking off in the middle of the night with Ruby? What is at 425 Waterman? Doesn't he realize that he's playing with fire here?
And what does Castiel mean by "stop it or we will?" Is Sam's life in danger? How can Dean stop it if destiny can't be changed?
I'm can't wait until the next episode. This show just keeps getting better.
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I really loved how this episode answered some lingering questions: Why did Mary recognize Azazel when he came for Sammy? Because she made a deal. Why did Mary apologize to Sam in the season two episode 'Home?' Because she basically sold him for John. Why is Sam YED's favorite child? Because Mary was his favorite parent. Why did some of the psychic kids moms' die in fires and some didn't? Because that only happened if Azazel got interrupted.
The last bit of the episode was chilling. "Your brother's headed down a bad road. Stop it, or we will." A lot of people are thinking that this season will end up being Sam vs. Dean and that just points right there.
So what do you think Sam was doing with Ruby. It's obviously more than a routine hunt.
I think that Sam thinks they're just hunting down as many demons as they can. I think Ruby is pushing him toward whatever Azazel wanted Sam to become.
Hmmm. Good point. I have no idea. I suspect we'll find out something on Thursday.
Yeah, that was a great episode-I had no clue that Mary was a hunter until she showed up in that alley. That casts some new light on some questions. Everytime I thought Dean would get some answers from Castiel, he'd disappear-that is frustrating. I'm still not convinced that Castiel is playing for the right team.
Sam seems to be using some of his demonic powers for good, but hat dictum that states, 'Absolute Power Corrupts Absolutely' might be the play in this season.
I think the mom's dying in fires are because they interrupted Azizel while he was doing his demon milk thing to the babies-as Dean warned Mary, don't get out of bed, no matter what you hear on November __, 1983.
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