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The way the ending happened with Cas becoming the new God, i think the old God is going to come back in season 7, if not at the season break then at the end, and leading up to it will be another search for him, and the old God and Cas will have a showdown for the title of God. I also think Crowly(probablyspeltwrong) will have some part in locating the old God since Cas is set on killing him, its in his best interest.
Well the soul fields are purgatory , hell and heaven ! so castiel got the conner office of heaven and purgartory i supposed ?? so he is stronger than micheal and lucifier combined coz i imagine micheal used to have the soul from heaven and lucifier from hell ! the possible ways to stop cas , i can think of is Death itseems he knowsthat already , of course real god , or may be both angels in the cage. or as Balthazar said holding too much souls leading to explode !!
With the way season 6 ended, it left me feeling worried and kinda hopeless. I'm a big fan of Castiel, and I fear they're going to ruin his character. I think I know where they're going, but if I could make a wish and point them in a certain direction, this is how I would like to see season 7 play itself out.
Castiel said he'd be a better God, but without his emotions to lead him he's wandered off the map of morality. He's vengeful and always looking for the greater good. Dean taught him that it's not about the greater good, but about saving as many people as you can on your way there. That part is now gone, and so Cas will be more like the old Testament God. You know, worship me or die. Stay on my team and I'll spoil you good, but work against me and I'll send you a flood or something. Dean and Sam will feel bad about having to take out their old friend. Maybe I could have saved him? Had I done this differently… blah blah blah. But Cas is too far gone, and after doing a bunch of crap that effects them on a personal level (maybe even killing Bobby?) the boys eventually WANT to see Cas dead. It's no longer about saving him from himself, but now it's personal. So they ally themselves with demons for more firepower (let's hope Crowley, because he needs more screentime) and even despite of their best efforts Cas is just too strong. It would be fun if Cas had several opportunities to squash the Winchesters, but is unable to do so. He justifies not getting rid of them by simply stating to himself that they pose no real threat. He is way more powerful and they are petty human beings. No reason to even lift a finger, but the viewers will hold on to the hope that Sam and Dean do still matter to him, even if he can't admit it to himself.
Anyway, so God finally makes an appearance in the season finale. Because how are the boys gonna defeat Cas on that level? I doubt the colt would have much effect on him. So, to punish Cas, God pulls all those souls out of him, along with his grace. This leaves Cas human and powerless, with only his memories of his evildoings and bad decisions to torment him. God tells him that only when he's prooved himself worthy will he get his wings back, and that the road to redemption is a long and difficult path he must take by himself. So he's no longer part of the Winchester story. Not sure if Supernatural gets another season after that, it depends on the ratings I suppose, but even if they do Cas/Misha won't be part of it because he'll be off in his own spinoff, spoiling us with an hour worth of Cas every week. That would be golden. Fingers crossed everyone. This would-be spinoff has been mentioned my numerous fans before, and even though it's mostly wishful thinking, I can actually see things going this way. And also, wouldn't it be great if at the end of the Cas spinoff, after having earned his grace back, Castiel chooses to remain human? He'd be missing out on so many things if he got his wings back, and that would be – for me – the perfect way to end his character. Kinda like Disney's Hercules. He learned what is was like to be a true hero, and got his VIP ticket to Olympos, but chose to remain a human instead.
Okay, so that was what I'm hoping for, having watched the season finale. But this is how I think things are going to happen. The first half of my predictions are pretty much identical. The boys trying to save Cas from himself, until he's pulled so much crap that they no longer have it in them to care and basically just want the f*cker dead. They hook up with demons and plot his death, but they fail again and again, and yet Cas never kills them, for the reasons I mentioned before. So eventually God does make an appearance, but he's not too keen on butting in. In fact, Supernatural's God seems to be all about free will, so he hands the Winchesters the tools they need to defeat Castiel, but the choice and pulling the trigger, so to speak, is left up to them. And shocker, of course the kill him. Or, actually, I think it's going to be Dean. And on his deathbed, the viewers will get a glimpse of the old Cas. The one who used to give a crap about things that we all got to know and love, and he thanks Dean for stopping him. And Dean will say something sappy yet Dean-ishly macho like "I always got your back. You know that." And that will be the end of Castiel. No spinoff, no coming back to life, just dead and staying dead. Who knows if the show gets another season after that, but if they do I don't think Misha will be coming back, and that will be Supernatural's downfall.
What do you guys think will happen? Or how would you like to see things go in the next season?
Mickis...can you go join the writing staff? I want the spinoff ![]()
Well, as much as I do love Sam and Dean (mostly Dean) they are both and have always been a couple of hypocrites, sorry to say.
After reading the TV line thing, I fear Cas is only back for the first episode of season 7. And if that is the case then I'm gonna be pissed. You don't ruin a great character like Cas and turn him evil just so you can kill him off in a jiffy.
| Judith9910 wrote: |
Mickis...can you go join the writing staff? I want the spinoff |
Haha. I'd love to. Can I leave you as reference if they ask? lol
| AnimeMadness wrote: |
| You're right they are hypocrites... Those jerks.... I still don't see how they could reduced his role? The episodes that don't have Castiel in them are just not as good as the ones he's in. I'm already pissed they went in this direction. They just threw Cas's character out the freaking window. And they said they weren't going to focusmon the angels or Cas next season. Then what the hell are they going to do next season? They should have at least kept Balthazar..... |
Well, to be fair they kinda did wrap up the angel plots. I mean, Raphael and Balthazar are both dead, Lucifer and Michael are still trapped in the cage, and Cas has transcended angel status and moved on to self-proclaimed God, so technically they didn't lie. But yeah, if they kill off Cas what are they gonna fill an entire season of? Sam angsting over hell? And yes, the episodes with Cas are better. I've watched the show from the get-go, and although I thought the first half of the first season was kind of uh, silly, it quickly got crazy good once John Winchester was introduced to the story. And then season two and three were both good. But I personally think the show didn't truly pick itself up until season 4 and onward, after Castiel was introduced. By season 5 he had taken over Dean's 4 and a half year-spot as my favorite character, and anything without him these days just feel a bit empty to me.
I'm hoping the changing him into a recurring character is nothing but a financial desicion. I mean, this season he got paid for all episodes, right? Even when he weren't in them? Isn't that why they're all so jealous of Misha? The guy gets paid even without showing up. So, theoretically, he can be downgraded to a recurring role and appear in more episodes than he did this past season. I'm hoping that's the case, so the character can be redeemed before Cas finally does leave the building, hopefully into a flat of his own. *cough*SPINOFF*cough*
http://www.tvfanatic.com/2011/05/supernatural-casting-surprise-misha-collins-out-as-a-series-regu/#more
Castiel/Misha Collins will be out as a series regular. Sera and Company should wake up. Killing Castiel/Misha will end the show. Lots of fans will stop watching. I am hoping that he will be a recurring guest star like Heather Locklear on Melrose Place.
| Mickis wrote: | ||
Well, to be fair they kinda did wrap up the angel plots. I mean, Raphael and Balthazar are both dead, Lucifer and Michael are still trapped in the cage, and Cas has transcended angel status and moved on to self-proclaimed God, so technically they didn't lie. But yeah, if they kill off Cas what are they gonna fill an entire season of? Sam angsting over hell? And yes, the episodes with Cas are better. I've watched the show from the get-go, and although I thought the first half of the first season was kind of uh, silly, it quickly got crazy good once John Winchester was introduced to the story. And then season two and three were both good. But I personally think the show didn't truly pick itself up until season 4 and onward, after Castiel was introduced. By season 5 he had taken over Dean's 4 and a half year-spot as my favorite character, and anything without him these days just feel a bit empty to me. I'm hoping the changing him into a recurring character is nothing but a financial desicion. I mean, this season he got paid for all episodes, right? Even when he weren't in them? Isn't that why they're all so jealous of Misha? The guy gets paid even without showing up. So, theoretically, he can be downgraded to a recurring role and appear in more episodes than he did this past season. I'm hoping that's the case, so the character can be redeemed before Cas finally does leave the building, hopefully into a flat of his own. *cough*SPINOFF*cough* |
| brookeishot wrote: |
| Just because Misha Collins isn't a series regular doesn't mean he'll be dead by the end of the first episode. It seems like he's next season's big bad. Shows don't usually give the BB a lot of screen time because then the audience knows exactly what they are doing. They reveal parts of their plans, but leave gaping holes the the heroes and audience figure out along the way. He'll probably be in 6-10 episodes next year and will get a lot of time towards the end when things start coming to a head. As for how next season goes, Death rushing to the rescue would be a total cop out. While I love all his scenes and I hope they give him some screen time next year, I don't want him to be the solution. I also don't really want God to be the solution either. God sees and knows everything. He knows what Cas is doing. In SN, God doesn't seem to care too much so him being the solution also seems kinda like a cop out. Although the whole "You shalt have no other gods before me" commandment could be the reasoning for him coming back. If the solution was Michael and Lucifer...not gonna lie, it'd be interesting. Story-wise anyway. I doubt it happens. Sam and Dean are still the meatsuits they'd require and if they have the juice to off Cas, you can bet that once he's gone, the Apocalypse will be right back on. So I seriously doubt they go in that direction. Either way, I'm looking forward to it. |
| AnimeMadness wrote: |
I'm not sure if Cas is going to be the big bad next season. Maybe that's what the writers want us to assume like they did with us thinking Eve was the big bad. But at least we knew season six was going to have something to with monster. For the life of me I can't figure out what they'll do next. Death saying he could possibly reap God might imply something but if they resort to that then it will be a cop out. Maybe the other Gods will step in or God will start caring again... |
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