11x22 'We Family Few'
Here @spanglebanner my
thoughts, opinion and rant...
Now after a couple of days
and tumblr observation it's time for my rant.
Did I like the episode?
Nope, nope not at all. There a several reasons why I didn't like what
SPN had shown us.
Actually my dislike
started the moment when the celestial being Castiel said 'yes' to the
adversary Lucifer in episode 11x10. It made absolutely no sense.
Castiel knew who Lucifer was and is and why he fell from grace. It
would be like being d'accord with Hitler, Stalin or Mao Zedung, …got
the picture?
I'm not a fan of any
celestial being, but portraying a multidimensional celestial being,
being ignorant further humanizing it, is very questionable story
telling.
Especially when known,
that until now Sam the only human on earth was capable, because
DELIBERATELY designed by heaven, to be the one and only earthly
bearer for Lucifer. Let's not forget this was the main topic in
season 4-5. Dean was Michael's vessel and Sam Lucifer's vessel. There
was no way out. Remember 5x3 'Free To Be You And Me' Lucifer to Sam
“You are my TRUE vessel” / “It had to be you Sam, it ALWAYS had
to be you.”
Notice SPN
explicitly uses the terms 'true' and 'always', absolutely no
misunderstanding. The definition of the term 'true' is according to
Dictionary com “being in accordance with the actual state or
conditions; conforming to reality or
fact; not false / exact; precise;
accurate; correct”. And the definition of the term 'always'
according to Dictionary com “every time; on every occasion; without
exception”. There is no space for
eventualities, or a may be. It's a fact without exception.
IMO another interesting
fallacy can be seen in the episode 11x10 is namely the observed fact
that Lucifer was already using an earthly vessel, namely Nick's body.
Now in metaphysical sense when the binding sigils were broken by
Rowena, Lucifer/Nick could have walked out. Because what comes in,
can come out. Saying the metaphysical form of Lucifer was already
manifested in Nick, therefor the sigils created to bind the true
essence of Lucifer was than useless. Castiel saying yes to Lucifer,
so that he than can use Castiels earthly vessel to get out of the
cage and walk on earth, is without logic, simply because he already
inhabited an earthly vessel.
Another aspect, by
ignoring all given facts, hence metaphysical logic and SPN's OWN
canon, SPN deliberately(!) rejects and thereby nullifies it's own
created story line and naturally their created characters, namely Sam
& Dean. It would be interesting to know, if asked what the SPN
script writers say about their illogical or idiotic story telling.
The episode 11x22 starts
out where Chuck and Lucifer are being pushed by Sam (facepalm) to
negotiate their resentments toward each other. There we viewers find
out that the MoC, a binding sigil created to bind Amara, was given to
Lucifer because Chuck assumed Lucifer, his brightest and strongest
celestial son could bear the MoC. Result Lucifer couldn't and the MoC
corrupted his inner being and thereby he turned mad. And because of
Lucifer's madness, Chuck threw Lucifer out of heaven. Everything is a
misunderstanding, Chuck apologizes, we are family, hug & kisses,
forgotten and forgiven....SERIOUSLY??? How much weed or wine does one
have to take to except this kind of delusional story telling?
I mean weren’t we told
that Lucifer himself gave Cain the Mark, ergo Lucifer didn't have the
Mark (binding sigil) anymore. What tells us that, simply the moment
when Lucifer didn't have the Mark anymore, he would (told by SPN
logic) actually be his natural self again. Hence the corrupting
influence of the Mark was eliminated therefor Lucifer would have to
be like he was BEFOR he got the Mark, simply because Lucifer didn't
die, therefor the transformation into an 'evil spirit' aka demon
wasn't given, like in the case of Cain. So why was Lucifer still
running around and trying to usurp God's throne? Trying to bring on
the apocalypse and destroy mankind....duh??
The whole 'MoC'/'Darkness'
concept is so illogical aka confusing that I personally suspect, the
writers just simply ignored the 'MoC=Lucifer-Cain-Knights of Hell'
origin, so they could bring on their shady gd-darkness crap. I mean
just look back, suddenly out of nowhere Charlie in Laura Croft style
(face palm) finds the Book of the Damned...ohh...there we viewers
find out it's a heavy duty dark binding spell crafted before mankind
was created...ohh...uhhh? What happened with Lucifer & Cain? So
than Dean summons Mr. Death...and Death's solution is to kill Sam and
than throw Dean into the universe, space the final
frontier...oops...Death is dead. Meanwhile Rowena unlocks the binding
spell and thereby unleashes Darkness aka chaos. Darkness, now on
earth is bounded, because of MoC, with Dean. Than we find out Chuck
is god, and he was the one who originally created the MoC, the mark
that Lucifer gave Cain...ohh yeah sorry forget that. Darkness is
having a tantrum, Chuck the wanna be god appears than blames Sam for
unleashing Lucifer (double face palm), and says the whole Darkness
dilemma is a siblings issue and Dean is having man-pain.
And next week, I assume
Dean is going to save the universe, and Sam is going to save Dean....
or not.
Now IMO comes the most
disturbing part. Sam & Dean and Chuck acting as if nothing ever
happened between Lucifer and Sam. Personally I can't believe that the
SPN writers are so ignorant or stupid to write what we have witnessed
in episode 11x21&22. Sam rescuing Lucifer, Sam letting Lucifer
into the bunker, Sam letting Lucifer stay in his personal space aka
room, Sam agreeing Lucifer at the Dr. Phil session.
Let's put this into
another perspective, is it believable if the victims of Dr. Mengele
would act like Sam, or the tortured Iraqi men from Abu Graib? No it
isn't.
Sam acting in this kind of
manner is absolute unrealistic EXCEPT SPN deliberately portrayed Sam
as an uber-human for coming plot issues. That's the only explanation
I could figure out for this kind of irresponsible writing.
And it is irresponsible
writing, because there are lot of people out there that are being
abused and have to live with their abuser on a daily base. They live
in constant fear, are scared to death and now SPN comes along and
tells them literally, swallow your fucking pain and fear, embrace
your abuser and ever thing will be honky dory, because don't forget
it's necessary for the greater good.
Luckily enough there are a
lot of viewers out there that have noticed Sam's shown behavior is
OOC, further not realistic and furthermore pointed out the danger of
such irresponsible writing.
The next face palm moment
in 'We Family Few' was when Chuck and Lucifer both celestial beings,
and Sam & Dean both humans decided to fight together with 'ta,ta'
evil spirits aka demons and witches in an epic battle against the
Darkness. This ladies and gentleman is the most idiotic scenery I
ever witnessed on TV.
Sorry, the idea alone
brings shiver down my spine. Just imagine Gandalf, the hobits,
humans, ents and dwarfs fight together with Saruman, the urukai and
orks against Sauron. Uhmm... you get the picture? Ridiculous, right?
...right
Seriously what happened
with 'I hate witches' -Dean and 'I hate demons' -Sam? What are we
going to expect next? Tea time and scones with Crowley or cooking
time with Rowena?
This whole episode was a
disastrous joke. And not only that, it was utter low level
cinematography. Why was Chuck standing on boxes when he was talking
only to five individuals? Not masses, no, just five people.
Seriously? And again played in a factory compound, seems familiar,
well yes because Dean was killed by Metatron in a factory. Nothing
new in SPN land. And the so called 'epic battle',....boring. So
Darkness comes along and Rowena does some witchy witch stuff, than
Crowley try's to smoke her out, cough, than Lucifer pokes her in the
back, yeah how exciting...snore. Sorry but no, I'm used to better
stuff especially from SPN.
It's so obvious that SPN
try's to be ultimate political correct, introducing tons of (not
needed) characters and try's to bypass the religious topic but
advocates SJW ideologies, the result is just a mega mind fuck. Sorry
to say but season 11 IMO was the worst season SPN had ever produced.
I hope since J. Carver & Robbi Thompson are gone SPN can surprise
us again.
