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the-mean-machine replied to your post: I mean if Dean goes to find Cas anf help him to get his grace back it’ll be for Sam Dean will help Cas to be Angel again to heal his brotherYes, that’s true, and we don’t…No Cas said Sam was hurt in ways even he can;t heal rmember?If Sam was so damaged that even an angel couldn’t heal him, that leaves two options: summoning Death or searching for God. Better go dig that Samulet out of the trash for S9.
Emphasis mine on that last sentence, but I hope that if they do bring the amulet back and/or search for God, the two are unrelated. That association was so bizarre and other than finding a way to get to the dramatic discarding scene in 5x16, I cannot think of a reasonable explanation for suddenly making the amulet a god-detector.
Yeah, I completely agree. That was the weirdest thing. It was just supposed to be a protective amulet when Sam gave it to Dean, right? I always thought too that making it a god detector was bizarre and kind of ridiculous.
As for God having left the building, I do think that was the case. If he doesn’t want to be found even a magic god-detector amulet isn’t going to find him.
I always thought that Chuck, had the power to turn the damn thing off. He didn’t want to be found, so **snap** god detector thingy doesn’t work.
That’s a possibility, of course. I mean, what would it mean for him to “leave the building”? He’s hanging out in a parallel universe maybe? IDK. So whatever, he’s in hiding. Look at Chuck, he wasn’t a particularly brave dude.
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Here ya go.I would love to death if this was rebloggable; both for sparestrange’s spot-on assessment but your canonically believable explanation.
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can we pls take a moment and appreciate this
