Boo hoo, I am so sorry your feelings are hurt, Princess!

This scene was actually pretty shocking, though it shows the lengths someone might go to when they’re grieving, if they’re being influenced in some way. Yikes.

Looking for something for Bobby Thursday, this fan made print came up.  Love that it has the quote on it - and the boys who are very much Bobby’s family.  The direct link to this print, if you’re interested, is here.  The creator on Etsy is “TraceyGurney” aka TAG Graphics by Tracey Gurney, who has other Supernatural stuff to look at.  Her name is a link to her page, in case the link to the print stops working.

Poor disillusioned Cas. :(

This was a tough scene.  Dean is still wrestling with things and Sam is pretty upset, but Dean’s line about the Titanic stuck out to me, thus my text.  A pop culture and historical reference all in one.

This was a very honest conversation.  I enjoyed this scene.  And I really liked the fact that the bartender, Paul, said this.

Dean trying to get answers for the questions he has and perhaps some sort of idea what decision he should make - and being told he’s already chosen, but still has no hope.  It may have both hurt him and made him wonder about Leah and her ‘gift’ even more.

Yay for Bobby Thursday! :)  Here is one by an artist on Deviantart called Rapsag (there are a few other SPN characters among the fandom art shown on their page, here).

I saw this and thought it was pretty harsh.  I wondered why people were so worried about following the “rules the Angels gave them”, and then, all he did was take a drink of beer and POW!, instant death penalty.  Crazy.

I have to admit I found it quite interesting that they were told where to find the demons so they could go take them out.  My first thought that it was the demons giving her the false messages was sort of blown out of the water at this point, but I still wasn’t sure what to think about what was going on.

LOL, Dean just couldn’t resist a comment.

I went for psychic here, not prophet, as you can see. ;)

I was really surprised to see a Devil’s trap in front of the church.  I wouldn’t think a church would have used that symbol given the usual “evil” associations that had been ascribed to it by various church interpretations of the pentacle, but it was still interesting to see.  And the Apocalypse wedding was an interesting touch.