#spn ishim

[lazarrusrising]

There's something so possessive about Dean plastering himself to Cas's side and smirking at Ishim like 'see? see how comfortable we are? see how he accepts my touch? see how I'm his and he's mine? see from over there on your side away from our side' and it fucking works because Ishim does see, it does fill him with jealousy, he knows that he can get a clear shot at Cas's heart straight through Dean because they showed him he could

[shallowseeker]

Ishim looks at Dean-looking-at-Cas, and all he sees is the love Lily should have given to him. Ishim deserved what they have.

[silver-salt-knife]

Since the angels feel when a Nephilim is going to be born (spn 12x08)… does that mean Ishim used Jane (spn 8x22) 's birth as an excuse to go on Earth and take revenge of Lily Sunder?

[chimerazodiac]

Hey correct me if I'm wrong... but didn't someone mention IN SUPERNATURAL how an ordinary nephilim being born would kill the human mother? Like I'm pretty sure Cas was telling Kelly that even if was a regular nephilim the chances of her surving the birth was low so there was no way she would survive the birth of nephilim sired by an ARCHANGEL. But if that's true, how Castiel and the rest of Ishim's Flight/Garrison truly believe Lily had birthed a nephilim and lived. Especially since it was also mentioned that strange things would happen closer to the birth (I distinctly remember that and I'm 90% certain that wasn't just for Jack but all nephilim, it would just be extreme for Jack). Like I get Ishim is a 'good' liar I guess? But are you telling me NO ONE, part of the flight/garrison or not, didn't think for a second that something wasn't adding up?

[rainywastelandprincess]

Ishim, you dick.

Love triangle? Jealousy? Wtf is wrong with you?

KILLING A HUMAN LIFE BECAUSE OF JEALOUSY?! And telling everyone else that her daughter is Nephilim even though everyone knew nothing of the sorts.

You are a monster. She is right about that.

[magpie-allosaurus]

Did any of you guys talk yet about the sugar thing? I mean, apparently angels like sweet things! Gabriel liked sweet things and the Angel Ishim put a lot of sugar in his tea/coffee?

Is this how to get an angel? With sugar?

[ckneal]

I use to find it strange that Castiel served in Ishim’s garrison. I mean, angels don’t die or retire. From what Anael told us in season 13, promotions aren’t a regular thing in Heaven, and the show never drops any hints about enemies who could have been killing off  angels aside from demons, who, judging by all the trouble Azazel went to in pulling off his masterplan without violating any “rules” as he put it, must have been pretty well under control before the Hellgate was opened. How did Cas get his own garrison by the time we met him? 

And then I realized, angels don’t naturally die or retire, but they are capable of something else. 

The garrison Castiel took over probably belonged to Anna, who we know fell after 1901, because she was raised from a child by her parents on earth, and season 5 confirmed that she was in a position to issue orders to Uriel, which fits with Uriel being Castiel’s subordinate when he’s introduced in season 4. Considering that Naomi tells us that Castiel had been rebellious and unreliable since the time of Moses and the plagues, Ishim probably used his status in Heaven to get his pet the job, which could have contributed to the resentment we see when he and Cas meet again in season 12. Go back and watch the flashbacks from 1901, it’s clear that Castiel is Ishim’s second in command. And it must have taken a lot of time and effort to coax Castiel from problem child to right hand man. There had to have been a bond there. 

And if Cas had been a brand new baby captain, Ishim might have been pulling strings to set him up with chances to prove himself---he might have even tried to fight the decision to demote Castiel in favor of Uriel in the middle of season 4. Saving Dean from Hell could very well have been the first major assignment Castiel undertook in a leadership role.

And you know, it must have been really bitter for Ishim to watch Cas throw all of his good will away for what must have looked like the same toxic human infatuation that Ishim looked down on while secretly indulging in himself.  

I’m not saying that this is indisputably what happened, but I do love when the details a show throws out over the course of seasons fit together. And even if I’m wrong, Castiel still only could have been a captain for a little over a century at most. To an immortal being, that still must have seemed like nothing. 

[castheknightofhell-blog]

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