Michael and Lucifer downtime?

[rogueslayer452]

I'm actually wondering, since Lucifer and Michael are still trapped in the cage, would they be succumbed to having a little brotherly bonding time, or fighting it out as they were supposed to have done and then, after years Hell-time of duking it out, they start bonding and making amends? Also, assuming that Sam's soul is still trapped in there as well (however they plan on explaining that), would he be kind of playing referee? Hey, what better way spending solitary confinement with two archangels trying to sort out their brotherly and familial differences. It would actually be a metaphor of the Winchesters, the fact they keep rehashing the same-old issues and it would take centuries for them to come to any kind of resolve or moving forward. Not that I like that direction they're still doing for them honestly, it's boring as fuck now, but whatever.

Also, I miss Marksha. ;___; Despite being an important factor last season they really underused him. I am sorely disappoint. MARKSHA COME BACK TO US!

They also need to mention Adam somewhere this season. Neglecting him is just making their continuity failings even worse. Just saying.

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[rogueslayer452.livejournal.com]

OMGYES. GHOST!NICK OR EVEN HALLUCINATION!LUCIFER (as Dean did with the Yellow-Eyed Demon) C'MON, WITH THIS SHOW ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE!

'cause I mean, remember, these are beings who've existed forever. It'd take even longer than that for them to start to forgive each other and eventually be brothers again or have some type of relationship that isn't just trying to kill each other.

This is true, although stuck in a solitary confinement, or "time out" as I would say, would be kind of a way to try and resolve something because really, there's no where else to go. And assuming that Hell-time works the same way in that cage, it would have been like over hundreds of years already right? So you'd think Lucifer and Michael would have dealt with at least one particular issue arising between them. Granted both Lucifer and Michael were strictly adamant about their confrontation on the battlefield and duking it out. So who knows? It's something to ponder upon, honestly, which I highly doubt the show will ever mention or touch on unless it's for a particular reason.