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I started this series to read a destiel fanfiction
i understand why people like the queue and i do respect you guys for using it but that is just not how i roll. if i think these 37 posts are funny you’re seeing them right fucking now
How Castiel sat on this couch my beloved
Team Free Will or Team Free Will 2.0 –requested by @starlightcastiel
the nature of consent to angelic possession should’ve been explored so much more
by nature, it’s incredibly predatory and we see explicitly with jimmy that castiel essentially groomed him into saying yes. obviously by picking someone already devout, proving his existence by healing him when he puts his hand in boiling water, being told he’s needed and special, but he also promises he will protect his family - a promise at best he never intended to keep or one he finds a loop hole in by assuming if the world is saved from lucifer then jimmy’s family, by default, is safe. but he never explains possession to him in simple terms; he never says what it will feel like, how long it will last, what it means for jimmy to say no or if he’s ever freed from his possession
jimmy, by definition, cannot give informed consent because he is never informed. he’s never asked in a bubble where there is no consequence from his no; it’s either jimmy says yes or the world will fall into an apocalypse, say yes or doom the world, say yes and save everyone you know and love, save your daughter
jimmy is conscious enough to feel like he’s been “chained to a comet” and to know he’s been dragged all over the earth and healed over and over. he felt bodily sensations and either couldn’t think past the physical pain to be aware of what’s happening outside of his body beyond that or was mentally suppressed by castiel but not put to sleep. jimmy’s hunger bleeds into castiel when he’s in proximity to famine so he isn’t comatose or frozen; he is starving. he is aware. he is suffering
how many vessels do angels go through, not because they burn out from contact with angelic grace, but because angels don’t care enough to look after their human needs? do they age while possessed? could jimmy have been trapped in this eternal purgatory of hunger and pain until the day castiel decides he’s done with him? a day that may never come since castiel seems to view switching vessels with the kind of annoyance one would have with having to buy a new car
jimmy is never told that even if it is over, he and his family will never be safe because demons will always want an ex-vessel; just to torture for fun even if he doesn’t have any knowledge of heaven. he and his family are never safe again from the second he says yes- breaking castiel’s promise
and when he is injured outside of castiel’s influence? when he’s dying of his own accord? even when it was indirectly caused by castiel himself? instead of healing him like he easily could and has? he decides to keep possession of his 12 yr old daughter and let him die. the 12 yr old who likely only said yes because he told her he could protect her and her family
all of that pain, all of that agony, the kind of experience that leaves a scar on your soul; and castiel didn’t think twice about inflicting it on a child without explaining any of it to her. and this is when he’s at his most loyal, inferring every angel is like this. how many angels are on earth at any given time? how many take their vessels back to heaven? how many hundreds of people are screaming inside their own heads, feeling like they’ve been chained to a comet, just to be told they consented to it? they asked for it?
what if someone said a verbal yes but internally didn’t want it to happen? is the verbal consent enough to override how much they don’t want it? even sam saying yes to lucifer in s5, is his desire to complete the plan and save the world enough to outweigh how much his body and mind must have been screaming that he didn’t want this? castiel, micheal, lucifer; they all use the person they want to possess’s family against them. they will keep them safe. they will save them. they will avenge them. faced with that choice, with the power and might of an angel asking you for something they’re telling you only you can give them, how could anyone say no?
lucifer saying, “i don’t lie. i don’t need to” and “i will never lie to you. i will never trick you”, is technically correct of him and all angels. but you don’t need to lie to manipulate someone and angels are better at manipulating and using humans than demons will ever be. at least demons are honest about how awful it is to be possessed by them, how forced it is. they never try to coerce someone into saying they want it
No, but like don't get me started on this.
I was writing a Dean possession fic, but while looking at the Cas POV, i took a left turn into the nature of possession from the angel's perspective.
My take was that angelic possession is one of the holiest things an angelic can experience, the only time they are allowed to accept a form of worship from humans in that the human reliquishes their free will--gods greatest gift to humanity or whatever--in order to allow the angel safe passage on earth.
Part of Cas being stunned at how readily Dean was ready to let Cas possess him in order to protect him (especially after the truly soul crushing experience of being possessed by Michael) was reflecting on Dean and his own experiences with possession.
Cas says himself what happened to Jimmy and his family is his greatest regret. And that's coming from the guy who murdered half of heaven and likely blames himself for so many more of his brothers' and sisters' deaths. Cas sees the shirking of his promise to his vessel as worse than blasphemy and murder and sin. That, to me, tells me that possession isn't just taking a ride in some guy to hang out on earth.
I think how little before season 4 angels were on earth since biblical times also informs the situation. Sure there was that thing with the nephilim, Cas has taken a vessel before, but he couldn't and didn't know what taking Jimmy as a vessel would look like long term. He didn't know he was lying when he said he would protect his family. He didn't know that he would be taking Jimmy's form for 10 years and would come to see it as his own body. All he knew was that the apocolypse was a'comin and he need one of God's loyal humans to pony up a ride. But I think there was a lot of innocence in taking Jimmy.
Claire, on the other hand, is pure evil angel and I find it so interesting that it's right after Heaven ripped him off Earth to yell at him for getting too close to Dean. This is a Cas who knows what it's like to walk on Earth, to care about humanity and is reminded of his purpose in Heaven. This is Cas right before the fall and likely at his most loyal to Heaven because he knows exactly what it's like to disobey. So he takes Claire as a vessel to get Jimmy back. And I think that's the crux of his biggest regret.
It's not just taking Jimmy and ruining his family and failing him. It's that, unlike the first time where Cas thought he was honestly and divinely acquiring a vessel by showing a devot man the ways in which he executs gods will, now he is preying on Jimmy's family and humanity to force entry back into his vessel. It's a complete corruption of what taking a vessel is supposed to be--sacrafice and devotion and self sacrifice.
That's not to say we don't see it time and time again on the show. Lucifer taking a vessel is pure and concious manipulation everytime. Michael, too, is big on bullying his way into people. But part of Cas's arc is connecting with the piece of humanity with himself, being different than all of the angels, and that reflects in him understanding just how wrongly he has treated his vessels.
But, yeah, I find supernatural's angelic possesion and the way it handles consent super interesting
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I was going to color it originally, but i honestly really like it in black and white
jellyfish lifecycles piss me off a little bit
you don't have to do that. you can just not do that
:D they can do more :D (x)
Results from tonights #paleostream!
You might notice a slight parental theme ;)
Apteribis, Parachoerodon, Lavanttalornis and Maiacetus.
Cowboy Dean
one of my favorite hobbies is not being a parent
SUPERNATURAL (2005 — 2020) DEAN & RUBY | 4.10 "Heaven and Hell"
I'll feed you another picture with Cas.
(I've never had an audience, so it's important for me to know any of your opinions. And it's nice to see your likes!)🤍
Good thing no one is asking me what my career aspirations are anymore because they've turned into writing a fanfic so good someone makes fan art of it. High aspirations indeed.
totally forgot to post this one. A little scene redraw, not sure which season/episode, this has been rotting in my folders for a while. Castiel lives in my head rent free for sure!