Many good points as usual. (And happy late birthday!)
But I also loved that Castiel makes it clear that despite that profound bond he has his own agenda to worry about and won't always come when Dean calls for his help. It doesn't lessen their connection, but he makes it clear where his priorities lie.
I loved that annoyed look of his, and him freeing Balthazar (although Dean disagreed) and also fluttering off without a word. Because while Castiel is Dean's angel (and not Sam's, although he likes him, too), he's not Dean's personal angel. It's good he has an agenda of his own. And I think there needs to be some - tension.
Why won't any of you listen? is heartbreaking on so many levels.
CASTIEL REALLY DOES MAKE EVERYTHING BETTER; TO SAY ANYTHING ELSE IS BLASPHEMY.
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But I also loved that Castiel makes it clear that despite that profound bond he has his own agenda to worry about and won't always come when Dean calls for his help. It doesn't lessen their connection, but he makes it clear where his priorities lie.
I loved that annoyed look of his, and him freeing Balthazar (although Dean disagreed) and also fluttering off without a word. Because while Castiel is Dean's angel (and not Sam's, although he likes him, too), he's not Dean's personal angel. It's good he has an agenda of his own. And I think there needs to be some - tension.
Why won't any of you listen? is heartbreaking on so many levels.
CASTIEL REALLY DOES MAKE EVERYTHING BETTER; TO SAY ANYTHING ELSE IS BLASPHEMY.