Some Thoughts On *Supernatural, and How I Want it to End:
Throughout my time enjoying this everlasting story, my excitement has never faded. Since the moment I first turned on the pilot all the way up to the ending of season eleven my unapologetic love and interest has not once wavered. (I haven’t seen the last two seasons yet, although I’m positive this statement will apply once I have.) Because of these feelings I see no reason why it should end.
All the love, joy, emotions, friendships, inspiration, and influence this show provides for so many people is truly and purely amazing. If Supernatural were to last forever, for as long as we shall live, it would be the most grand and wondrous thing. The impact of these characters and plots and the people that portray them are life changing and I can’t imagine them to ever stop having that impact.
Unfortunately, all good things must have an end; and this includes Supernatural. However, I don’t want that end to stop the influence. I want Supernatural to last forever; for as long as those who want it, need it, to have it. This is how I’d love for it to happen.
For the final season of Supernatural, everything will go as normal. The brothers will find themselves fighting against some larger, stronger foe than the last season, they will do so accompanied by their friends and family and some people will die.
The season will continue as normal, but will have multiple underlying plot points to follow. Deeper, meaningful plot points. Happier, sadder plot points. All of the above plot points. Many vague and ambiguous plot points to be interpreted however one might want. Hints at a normal future. Possibility for total and undeniable destruction and the end of all things. Implications of something mores. Whatever they may be, they’ll be there. The story will go as normal up until the end.
On the very last episode, titled, “The End As We Know It,” the screen will start black. The familiar tune will begin again, loud, welcoming, and reminiscent. It will flood you with emotions and you’ll be crying before the screen even shows pictures.
And then, before the colors come in, the music stops. There’s some fidgets with a mic, some laughs, and then the screen fades to light. Sitting together are Jensen and Jared. The two address the watchers like old friends, and ask if they’re wondering what’s going on. Where’s the “Road So Far?” What’s going to happen?
Well, here’s the thing. There is no final episode. There is no official ending. Supernatural has so many possibilities for closing that it seems IMpossible to actually wrap it all up. So to honor all of those possibilities, to incorporate all the interpretations, the ending of Supernatural is left to them, you, us.
Instead of a forty minute, sixty minute, or even a one-hundred-twenty minute two part ending to the series, that has so much potential to leave room for so much unsatisfaction, we will create the ending.
We will finish the story. We will complete Supernatural. We write stories, extensive chapter filled tomes of love, peace, and despair. We will create hours of cinematic masterpieces depicting the gang heading out in a blaze of glory. We will sail the ships, fire the canons, and win the wars. It will end how we want it. We will get our ending. Whichever and however many ending(s) we want. Because Supernatural will never end, and with these works of art that everyone could create the whole world will know what the Supernatural fans are capable of.
So as the boys finish discussing, and the screen fades away. We will get out our pens, and fire up our keyboards, and begin writing the end to our own epic story. The song will begin again, the screen will flash with “The Road.” as our pens scratch, and keyboards clack, and brains flood with the storm of possibility. The final episode will take a road trip down memory lane and start with season one and end with season X.
The screen will flip through moment after moment of happiness, fighting, love, death, and life. We will laugh, cry, smile at the joyful and bittersweet, relive the moments of this journey. Interjected with comments from the whole cast and crew, and accompanied by the best classic rock tracks from the show, the finale will be one helluva ending to *the story that never truly will end.
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