Oh, your "where is Adam" is the least of the drama I've seen.
I still like to believe that Adam actually is in Heaven, because he was willing to play ball, and if nothing else, angels do (at least up until Naomi. I still haven't sussed her out yet) keep their word. Michael said, "Adam's not in right now" or whatever, I choose to believe that means Adam actually wasn't there.
How does this play into Death giving Dean a choice? It could have been a test. A pointless test, because Dean would of course choose Sam.
Though it would be nice if we got confirmation that score.
I'm still puzzled as to why the girl who'd been "praying forever," whom Sam told, "I'm not him" was. She looked so familiar.
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Date: 2013-04-04 11:44 pm (UTC)I still like to believe that Adam actually is in Heaven, because he was willing to play ball, and if nothing else, angels do (at least up until Naomi. I still haven't sussed her out yet) keep their word. Michael said, "Adam's not in right now" or whatever, I choose to believe that means Adam actually wasn't there.
How does this play into Death giving Dean a choice? It could have been a test. A pointless test, because Dean would of course choose Sam.
Though it would be nice if we got confirmation that score.
I'm still puzzled as to why the girl who'd been "praying forever," whom Sam told, "I'm not him" was. She looked so familiar.