You know, this kind of works for me.

[constance]

Lifted from xanthophylippa:

On the twelfth day of Christmas, tofty sent to me...

Twelve stripey socks drumming

Eleven dead-end jobs piping

Ten limes a-leaping

Nine footnotes meandering

Eight symbiosis a-pinwheeling

Seven behind-the-scenes a-puddlejumping

Six secrets a-palavering

Five fe-e-e-elix felicis

Four wax lips

Three messenger bags

Two sleepy boys

...and a solitude in a mary flannery.

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Comments

[tofty.livejournal.com]

(1) Hee! I've grown accustomed to the show's lack of subtlety, so I never really expect it -- makes it kind of a nice surprise when they actually do manage it -- and so the bookends of the Sam/Dean sex scenes were kind of a pleasure for me rather than otherwise. My little idea is really very little, and just a (semi-) subtle reinforcement of the contrast, that where Sam's sex scene was all about Dean, even with Dean gone and Ruby right there, Dean's is an assertion of independence from Sam. I think there're various reason Dean could make a gesture like that, and I wonder what, if anything, the show has in mind.

(2) Yeah, what was the deal with Alistair? Well, specifically, why did the angels seem surprised that they couldn't just smite him with a touch and be done with him? And what was with the Latin chant? WHAT DOES IT ALL MEAN I ASK YOU.

(4) I've wondered about Castiel, too, obviously: why give him doubts if the show isn't planning on going anywhere with them? Then again, the show has tossed us red herrings before -- Croatoan, for example -- so I can only hope that they're planning on actually doing something with Castiel as the season goes on. And Lilith too, who's playing a surprisingly tiny role in the season so far. And that's not to mention Azazel, whose overarching Plan has yet to be revealed. Does it have anything to do with Lilith, or is it a totally separate story?

Man, they better start answering questions or my head is going to explode.