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Before we get to the details, there are a few things I need to call out:
1. Jake Abel is a monster and the only thing I could think about when they were all on that beach was "Bravelecki."
2. That ending montage almost had me in tears. What an emotional moment, and what a great ending to the season.
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The Morning After
So Jack is the new God. Raise your hand if you predicted that would happen. It was an obvious possibility, maybe even the most probable resolution to the standoff between the Winchesters and Chuck. I, for one, don’t mind it at all. I love Jack. He deserves the promotion. The poor kid has had a rather difficult childhood, what with losing his mother in childbirth, watching his father and his adopted fathers die multiple times, losing and regaining his soul, accidentally killing his adopted mother, causing or watching his uncles’ deaths, being tortured and the object of death threats from his grandfather, and dying and being brought back to life himself more than once! It’s been a busy three years for this celestial teenager! Jack is a Winchester, despite what Dean inexplicably said two weeks ago in “Unity”, and Sam, Dean and Castiel can be proud of the person Jack became. He’s a god with a soul. I wonder if that’s a first.
Sam and Dean also got their happy ending… at least for a while. There’s still one more week to go, and anything can happen. I won’t relax until I hear “Carry On Wayward Son” and see the boys driving Baby into the sunset (again). BUT so far, I got the happy ending I’ve been envisioning for forever. I was definitely in the minority, and I swayed off the narrow path to peace last week when they scared me into thinking the boys might deal away their lives and lose everything, but that was a momentarily “lapse in judgement” (as Michael said). For the most part, I’ve been loudly lobbying that the boys should and would win. “Inherit the Earth” delivered at least part of that happy ending because they’re alive and free of Chuck’s manipulations. Having his free will seems to mean everything to Dean (and maybe to Sam, but he’s been a little less vocal about it).
Since I love Jack and I couldn’t be happier with his fate, and I love happy endings and that’s exactly what I got, why am I feeling so ambivalent this morning after?
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THEN - Amara, shooting stars, Chuck is bent on destruction. Jack explodes in the Empty. Billie with her scythe. With her book about how God ends. People poofing away. Cas's smile and tear-filled eyes.
NOW - Kyoto, Japan - empty. New York City - empty. A playground - empty. A swing. A horse on springs. Everything empty. All humans gone. Sam and Jack stand in the center of a town - the sun is brightly shining. They are surrounded by cars and evidence of humans like a dropped bag of groceries, but there are no people anywhere. A car alarm beeps. Nearby, a car has crashed into a telephone pole. The Impala pulls up, and the camera angle switches to an overhead view. Dean gets out and looks around at the deserted town. The words Hibbings, Minnesota appear at the bottom of the screen. "I couldn't save anybody," Sam states with slightly desperate eyes. "It was Chuck," Dean states bluntly. "Where's Cas?" Jack questions. Dean has full control of his emotions. "He saved me," he says shortly, then continues to tell how Death was after them and the Empty came and took her and took him. "Cas is gone," he looks over at Jack, then away. Jack breathes hard but says nothing. "This can't be happening!" says Sam. "It IS," Dean tells him. "I think everyone's gone." Sam calls Jody on his cell phone, but only gets her voice mail. "Jack, I'm sorry," Dean says directly. The three men slowly walk down the deserted street. The camera zooms out and out and out, past trees and clouds and the atmosphere until we see the whole round beautiful earth.
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Okay…
I just didn’t love this. Perhaps it’s exhaustion. We just went through an intensely grueling week for the US election, I recently moved and I’m still staring at a never ending sea of unpacked boxes, work has been nuts lately, and honestly this show as it’s winding down isn’t giving me much to work with. It’s been underwhelming overall. Call me a fool, but I'm a sucker for a good plot. All I know there’s two episodes left and there’s still no clear direction or level of excitement in the story, and now one of our pivotal characters is gone before the end. The only constant is everyone is sticking their nose into everything and Chuck keeps doing what he wants. Now we’re doing “Supernatural: Endgame?” That sounds awfully ambitious for such a short time frame.
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