I love Castiel’s habit of annoying people to get what he wants
C’mon Jack, I’m gonna teach you how to read a map.
When Dean Winchester finally dies (for good, this time), Death takes a holiday.
He spends a week going to every fair and carnival in the continental US.
He eats every deep fried concoction possible.
When his holiday comes to an end, he goes to Heaven and knocks on the pearly gates with the head of his cane. He asks to speak with Dean Winchester.
Dean is surprised to find Death there when the angels bring him forward. Death swore that their last meeting, when Death personally escorted Dean’s soul to Heaven, would be the final time they ever saw one another.
“I found it,” Death tells him. “The perfect pie. It was in Muncie, Indiana. Apple, with a flaky, golden crust. The ratio of cinnamon to sugar and its balance with the tart Granny Smith…. it was just perfect. Divine, even.”
Dean stares at Death, unsure of why he is telling him this, but then he looks down. In Death’s hand is a wrinkled, white paper bag. Inside the bag is a slice of the perfect pie.
Dean takes the bag, mystified.
“Thanks for the pickle chips that time,” Death says, then disappears into the void.
did you just give me Death/Dean bromance feels
Okay but wait. Think of Charlie in heaven. She’s in a memory of a comic convention somewhere on the west coast of the U.S. She gets this idea, though.
Hey. I’m in heaven. My personal heaven. But WHAT IF I could travel between other people’s heavens?
She hacks away at the system. She figures out loophole after loophole. She starts memory-hopping, then heaven-hopping, and finally…
…she ends up someplace that she didn’t expect to be. A bar and restaurant. Some guy’s lying on the pool table. A woman’s polishing glasses at the bar. A girl a little bit younger that Charlie herself (a really pretty girl, at that) is throwing pieces of popcorn at the guy on the table.
“Hey, sorry, where am I?”
The woman looks up and smiles at her.
“This is The Roadhouse. How the hell did you get here? Not that I’m complaining, of course. It’s nice to see a new face now and then.”
Charlie freezes. A little swelling feeling rises in her. Is that a good emotion or a bad one? Nope…definitely good. Like when she read the fourth Harry Potter book and saw the description of a not-too-unfamiliar black dog for the first time…that sort of happy, excited feeling.
“You must be Ellen Harvelle.”
“I am. How did you—?”
“And you’re Jo. And Ash. Oh my gosh.”
“Honey, are you okay? How do you—”
“Charlie Bradbury,” she says, sticking her hand out in a greeting. Ellen shakes it warily.
“Friend of the Winchesters’.”
All three of them turn to face her.
“They speak highly of you,” she adds on to the end. They all smile a bit. Ash leaps off the table and runs up to her to shake her hand too.
“Snuck your way in here, then?” he asks. She shrugs and smiles. He nods his head approvingly. Jo smiles and pats her shoulder.
“Well, sit down and have a drink with us, Charlie. I’m sure you’ve got all sorts of stories to tell us.”
Jimmy & Amelia Novak confirmed soulmates.
Canon things in Supernatural we should never forget
- Dean was very good at wrestling
- Sam had a magic phase
- Dean liked/likes to wear women’s underwear
- Sam had been bullied and was a bully
- John Winchester used to go to sleep listening to a music box
- Sam is really good at poker
- Sam and Dean liked superheros growing up and used to pretend to be them
- Dean likes black licorice
- Cas can tell infections by smelling a person/body
- Bobby liked to get Pedicures
- John Winchester was neglectful
- Dean’s birthday as a human was January 24th, 2014. He was 35.
- The last episode with Chuck in it he disappeared in a puff of white smoke. No confirmed Death.
- Sam has been married once
- Jimmy’s daughter is still alive
- Dean watches soap operas
- Dean walked in on Sam watching Casa Erotica
- Almost every male character in the show that hes been in the show for 3+ episodes have been alcoholic
- Dean can play guitar
- The Winchester brothers watch Game of Thrones
- Sam is worthy enough to hold Mjolnir
- Sam and Dean share a heaven
- we have no knowledge of where Jesse the antichrist is
- Sam and Dean have not celebrated Christmas since 2007
- Dean’s allergic to cats
- 3/4 of the immediate Winchester family have made deals with demons. 2/4 have been possessed by demons. 1/4 have slept with a demon
- Dean has had at least one child
- Sam has had 2 STDs, both of which were given (and taken away by) supernatural creatures
- Sam has had more foreign souls and supernatural creatures inside his meat suit than and other character in Supernatural
- Crowley owns the Moon
- Adam said yes. It is unclear if his soul was present in his body when Sam, Lucifer and Michael dived into the Cage though it is likely
- Sam’s room at the bunker has a tv in it
- Dean is scared of flying, Sam is scared of clowns
Sam and Dean do not share a heaven.
Sam and Dean do not share a heaven.
SAM anD DEAn DO nOT SHARE A HEAVEN.
*breathes heavily*.
Dark Side of the Moon is one of my favorite (and imho, most painful) SPN episodes, but one I feel gets greatly overlooked in fandom. And I know that I’ve seen more and better meta on this subject before, but it’s something people frequently mis-state (like the fandom ‘fact’ that Dean was born on a Thursday), and it makes me froth at the mouth every time.
When the boys die in DSOTM, Sam is shot first. If Sam and Dean shared a heaven, this would mean that Dean, dying second, should immediately go into the shared heaven with Sam. This is not what happens; Dean ends up in the Impala, alone. He steps outside into a memory; this first heaven Dean experiences is the fireworks with teenage Sam while he himself is an adult. If that was RealSam, not SimulcraSam, Sam would have been his adult self experiencing the memory with Dean. Dean remembers the shooting and ends up alone in the Impala again; not in the Impala with Sam. If Sam and Dean shared a heaven, Sam would be with Dean both times waking up in the Impala. He is not. The thirteen year old Sam Dean sees is SimulcraSam.
Cas speaks to Dean. Dean drives, and finds the Real Sam, sitting as an adult in the place he would have sat as a youngster, enjoying Thanksgiving. Exactly as Dean was in the place he would have been as a youngster with SimulcraSam in the fireworks memory, meaning that yes: if the fireworks Sam had been Real Sam, he would have been his adult self.
The episode continues from there and makes crystal clear that the boys do not share a heaven. Their memories are separate and distinct. Mary in Dean’s heaven cannot see or hear Sam, which hardly sounds like an experience that would be heaven for Sam Winchester.Indeed, some of the ‘heaven’ memories are each others worst memories (the night Sam leaves for Stanford would not, in any world, be a part of Dean’s heaven; nor would the two weeks Sam ran away to Flagstaff).
They visit each others ‘heaven’ memories. They don’t share a damned heaven.
/end rant
What if heaven is a giant movie theater where you can watch fanfiction as movies and your otp is canon and there’s free refills on popcorn
You know… normal girls just daydream about getting married and perfect outfits.
"I had the weirdest dream when I was out. It was Christmas, and my parents were still alive, and -"
"Dream? …Heaven - it’s your dream life."
OHMYGOD THANK YOU FOR MAKING ME REALIZE THIS JESUS OHMYGOD
IT’S CANON THAT CASTIEL’S HEAVEN IS DEAN
BUT WHAT KILLS ME IS THAT IT’S SO TRUE THOUGH HE SAID ‘DEAN’ LIKE THERE YOU ARE BUT WAS SO SURPRISED WHEN HE SAW SAM UGH KILL ME NOW
#Good Omens