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]

It even bums me out that Adam is still technically a Winchester himself, being their half-brother and all, and he continues to be let out in the cold and forgotten about because unless they want to use him as part of some devious plotpoint for the show, he doesn't exist. Which is sloppy and lazy and rather idiotic of the writers to begin with. When there's a character introduced and part of something bigger, even if the actor cannot return for whatever reason, that doesn't mean you should just forget about him like he never existed.

This is partially one of the reasons why I've had little faith in the writers of this show, especially lately. :/

[entangled-now.livejournal.com]

Yes, even though Adam was a Winchester too, that makes it worse! But their continuity really has been shaky since the beginning. I don't know whether they just don't have anyone looking at it? Or they just don't care.

[rogueslayer452.livejournal.com]

Part of me thinks that they just don't care. To them he served his purpose last season as a plot device, so why should they bring him back? Continuity? What is this "continuity" and "respect for the story and characters" you speak of?