Wtf is Alistair's voice?? Why is he the only demon who sounds like a looney toons villain??
The first actor did his worst best Brando impression and somehow it became integral to the character

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Wtf is Alistair's voice?? Why is he the only demon who sounds like a looney toons villain??
The first actor did his worst best Brando impression and somehow it became integral to the character
heaven as a bureaucracy is so fundamentally boring to me. angels are fundamentally inhuman, ethereal, incomprehensible being are youâre telling me that they work like a corporation?? corporations are a very human invention. it simply makes no sense for them to behave like one. also, if weâre talking about a God who has abandoned heaven, that makes the whole concept even more boring. they call God their Father, but act like he was their CEO?? no. God as an absent father is vastly more compelling. angels as a extremely fucked up celestial family is so very interesting. i want to know how daddy issues impacted a being of pure energy and light. i donât care about how a CEO took an extended vacation. the CEO narrative is literally just ok the big boss is gone we just defer to the second in command until he comes back and we continue to function normally. the absent father narrative allows for nuanced and complex individuals. you get to examine how each angel deals with the void of a father and how this impacts their relationship with obedience, humanity, and faith.
in season 4 alone, we get zachariah, uriel, castiel, and anna who each have their own views and motivations. uriel sees Godâs absence as proof that he never cared, never loved them (the angels or the humans) so he follows in luciferâs footsteps. anna is doubtful and falls not because she has issues with The Absent Father, but because she doubts the chain of command without him. she wants love and emotion so she chooses to become human to find the things she was lacking as an angel. castiel has unwavering faith in The Absent Father throughout season 4. his doubt is in the chain of command and their purpose. but unlike anna, he doesnât want to become human. he wants to watch over them and protect them as he believes his Father wouldâve wanted. zachariah is so interesting in season 4 because heâs nothing like the other angels weâve seen before. he doesnât doubt. he doesnât rebel. he arguably doesnât even have faith. he doesnât care that God is gone because that void leaves room for him. he puts michael into the Father/God position, but not out of faith or love. itâs out of an odd convergence of duty and lust of power.
in season 5, this becomes even more interesting because of the introduction of the archangels and casâs continued rebellion. (iâm not going to get into how michael and lucifer are direct mirrors for sam and dean and how this correlates to the absent father parallels between God and john because that is an entirely separate deeply compelling topic.) michael is set forth as the good son, the good soldier who is entirely driven out of love and loyalty to a Father who abandoned him. he steps up to fill the void, but itâs not about power for him; itâs about duty. lucifer doesnât experience The Absent Father, but his actions are all in direct response to his father. lucifer was the favorite. he had a real, close bond with God. according to him, he was cast out of heaven because he loved his father too much. itâs that rejection that drives him. heâs fundamentally a petulant child doing anything to get his daddyâs attention. his tantrums just involve a lot more bloodshed. gabriel, in my opinion, has the most interesting feelings about The Absent Father. gabriel loves his family very deeply and watches it be torn apart which just completely wrecks him. when lucifer falls, gabriel loses a brother who he still loves even if he hates his choices and actions. he loses a father presumably soon (for an angel) after that. (if jesus doesnât exist in the supernatural universe at all, then itâs very possible that God leaves directly after lucifer falls. if jesus does exist, then God probably leaves very soon after jesusâs death and resurrection. but most likely, jesus exists in the supernatural universe, but he was never resurrected. this is another separate issue but itâs based on how salvation and sin is treated in the show. very compelling, but once again not what iâm supposed to be talking about.) all of this loss is so much for gabriel that he leaves. he does the exact same thing that was done to him. gabriel is an archangel. heâs powerful. heâs up there in all of this. and he leaves too. that is so interesting because it begs the question: did God do that too? gabriel runs away from responsibility and pretends that he just doesnât like it, itâs not his style, but itâs really out of a very deep wound that never healed. he resents his Father for leaving and he resents that heâll have to watch his brothers fight to the death and presumably pick a side. gabriel was the mediator who bailed. he runs always from his problems instead of dealing with them and ends up carrying all of his pain with him. he fills this up with sex and fun and booze and tricks and pretends to be happy. when he finally confronts his issues, heâs killed!! murdered by the brother he loves!! so maybe, abandoning your family is the only way to survive. we never get to see much of raphaelâs views even though heâs a main antagonist in season 6. but we get a little of it in free to be you and me. out of all the archangels heâs the most removed from the idea of God. he truly believes that God is gone. he might be dead. he might not care. he might never come back. it doesnât matter to raphael. God is gone so the archangels should be in charge and rule heaven and earth as they see fit. he wants the apocalypse, but not out of love or faith. for him, itâs just what should be done.
season 6 begins to move away from angels as a family and God is an absent father. itâs more political. heaven is engaged in a civil war while raphael and cas campaign for the ultimate political office. godstiel is very interesting in relation to God is an absent father. cas is put forth as a rebellious angel, yet he is also the most loyal to Godâs intentions (love humans more than angels live Him). he originally wants nothing to do with power, but he eventually begrudgingly accepts it because he has faith in his beliefs and The Absent Father. then, absolute power corrupts absolutely. cas declares himself the New God. he demands the angels follow him and slaughters those who do not. he even takes it as far as to proclaim himself their Father. this character trajectory is influenced by casâs views on fate vs free will, paranoia, and his relationship to God. this power hungry, possibly manic, walking blasphemy version of cas canât exist without God as the absent father.
after season 6, we really lose the family dynamics feel of the angels. season 8 is espionage. season 9 is angel politics. the later seasons have heaven function as a bureaucracy with the occasional mention of the archangels as brothers. itâs also vastly more interesting for the angels as soldiers interpretation if they are also a very fucked up family. sibling order is taken literally and to the extreme. the older siblings command the younger siblings as superiors or commanders. the Father is sending his children off to fight wars in his name.
a lot of the nuance is lost in the bureaucratic heaven. it takes away from the complexity and otherworldliness that is supposedly inherent to angels.
"Should parents read their daughter's texts or monitor her online activity for bad language and inappropriate content?"
Earlier today, I served as the âyoung womanâs voiceâ in a panel of local experts at a Girl Scouts speaking event. One question for the panel was something to the effect of, âShould parents read their daughterâs texts or monitor her online activity for bad language and inappropriate content?â
I was surprised when the first panelist answered the question as if it were about cyberbullying. The adult audience nodded sagely as she spoke about the importance of protecting children online.
I reached for the microphone next. I said, âAs far as reading your childâs texts or logging into their social media profiles, I would say 99.9% of the time, do not do that.â
Looks of total shock answered me. I actually saw heads jerk back in surprise. Even some of my fellow panelists blinked.
Everyone stared as I explained that going behind a childâs back in such a way severs the bond of trust with the parent. When I said, âThis is the most effective way to ensure that your child never tells you anything,â it was like Iâd delivered a revelation.
Itâs easy to talk about the disconnect between the old and the young, but I donât think Iâd ever been so slapped in the face by the reality of it. It was clear that for most of the parents I spoke to, the idea of such actions as a violation had never occurred to them at all.
It alarms me how quickly adults forget that children are people.
Apparently people are rediscovering this post somehow and I think thatâs pretty cool! Having experienced similar violations of trust in my youth, this is an important issue to me, so I want to add my personal story:
Around age 13, I tried to express to my mother that I thought I might have clinical depression, and she snapped at me ânot to joke about things like that.â I stopped telling my mother when I felt depressed.
Around age 15, I caught my mother reading my diary. She confessed that any time she saw me write in my diary, she would sneak into my room and read it, because I only wrote when I was upset. I stopped keeping a diary.
Around age 18, I had an emotional breakdown while on vacation because I didnât want to go to college. I ended up seeing a therapist for - surprise surprise - depression.
Around age 21, I spoke on this panel with my mother in the audience, and afterwards I mentioned the diary incident to her with respect to this particular Q&A. Her eyes welled up, and she said, âYou know I read those because I was worried you were depressed and going to hurt yourself, right?â
TL;DR: When you invade your childâs privacy, you communicate three things:
You do not respect their rights as an individual.
You do not trust them to navigate problems or seek help on their own.
You probably havenât been listening to them.
Information about almost every issue that you think you have to snoop for can probably be obtained by communicating with and listening to your child.
Part of me is really excited to see that the original post got 200 notes because holy crap 200 notes, and part of me is really saddened that something so negative has resonated with so many people.
Dean looked to the heavens.Â
âYouâre a sick sonovabitch, ya know that!âÂ
He chucked the shovel, heard it thunk against the statue keeping watch over the dead. Santa MarĂa. Mother of Christ and mother of all. Her children dead at her feet. Dean wanted to spit on her.Â
He grabbed the iron to pry open the coffins.Â
âThey died for you. They fucking died for you and your bullshit and you wouldnât even let emâ rest proper after.âÂ
He jumped down and cracked the first coffin open. Bones. Just bones. Something clutched in skeletal fingers.Â
âNo, you let their souls rot.â
He reached down to pick it up. A simple rosary. Wooden beads. He put it in his pocket. There was something about it.Â
He climbed out of the grave to hop into the next one. It would be more efficient to burn âem one at a time, but it felt⊠wrong. They should go together he decided.Â
âAll they did was love each other. Ainât that what your boy preached? Ainât that what he was killed for? Strung up and bloodied for?â Dean couldnât help muttering toward the sky. Something resentful was taking root in his soul. He could feel it. It gripped and grew and snagged.Â
He cranked open the second and saw the same rosary in skeletal hands. He snatched that one too.
âThey built all this for you. They died for you. And this is how you repay them.â
He jumped back out and picked up the salt, tearing open the bag with liquid rage flowing through him.Â
âThey gave everything for you and you canât even look at emâ.â Look at me, dad.Â
He started vigorously shaking the salt over the two sets of bones.Â
âSent them away from the big pearly gates. Left them behind in this craphole.â I got a hunt for you.
Lighter fluid next.Â
âFuckinâ figures.âÂ
He lit two matches. One for each hand and held his arms straight out as he stood in the middle. He looked up at the close eyed face of Mary. They always looked away from suffering.
Dean could not believe in a god that didnât believe in him.Â
âYouâre no goddamn father.â Yes, sir.
He dropped the matches. Felt the heat as the graves lit up.Â
Suddenly, cold at his back. He turned his head and was thrown forward. Ah, the salt and burn didnât work.Â
He hit his head on the corner of Her pedestal. Hard. He looked up and saw them.Â
They were lovely.Â
They stood before him and he didnât move.Â
One flickered forward and bent down, one pair of ghostly hands reached toward him. The other simply watching her. Probably gonna snap his neck. Dean couldnât find it in himself to care.Â
Where he expected the ghostly chill of fingers on his neck, there was none. The hand reached into his shirt pocket and pulled out the rosaries. Damn, he shoulda figured.Â
What happened next would keep with him.Â
The first nun- Juana- his mind supplies, she flickers back while the other flickers forward. Angelica. He can tell because of the birthmark on her cheek. He thought it was unique. It looked like a star.Â
Angelica was suddenly before him and he could only gaze up, dazed and hurt. So very fucking hurt.Â
She bent down, inches from his face. Her silky eyes forced him to meet her gaze. He was sure this was it. Happy birthday, Dean.Â
She smiled.Â
Raised a hand and he couldnât help but flinch at the enormity of the end.Â
A caress. Gentle. He opened his eyes and saw peach trees. The smell of wax with her scent. Letters carved into beads. A quick slit and her warm hand. Dean understood.
The hand retreated but the smile didnât. Angelica flickered away and grabbed Juanaâs hand. The light of their graves making the apparitions glisten something luminescent. Angelica handed over a rosary and somehow Dean knew what was carved into one of the beads.Â
They looked at each other. Saw each other. And then they both threw their rosaries into the separate fires.Â
They lit up and disappeared.Â
Dean could only stare. He sat there, long after the embers cooled and the sun was peaking over the horizon.Â
He raised his face and saw Mary looking down on him. âAmen, sisters.âÂ
His bones were stiff but he stood. He put one leg in front of the other and didnât look back.Â
~~~
Dean saw them on a rack on 7-11. They were cheap but it didnât matter. He paid for two.Â
He stood outside by the pump for a moment as he carved.Â
He got back in the impala. Looked over at him.Â
âGotcha something.â He placed the rosary over Casâ head. It fell quietly onto his neck.Â
âDean?â Cas gave it a quizzical look as Dean donned his own.Â
âWe match.â Dean said with a big smile.Â
Castiel had focused on one bead in particular and a soft smile overtook the confusion.Â
âWe do.âÂ
Dean put the radio up and drove.Â
A warm hand caught his own. A squeeze, a look, and it was okay.Â
âHappy birthday, Dean.âÂ
Yeah, it was.
10.14 The Executionerâs Song
cas and crowley are a great team up because historically no matter how little the writers give them to work with misha and mark will put their entire pussies into itÂ
Anson Mount as Cullen Bohannon in Hell on Wheels 2.07
A tall, thin blonde person of indeterminate gender was watching me. They were very tall, dressed like David Bowie and had a German accent. They took a big drag of their cigarette and said, âYou know, the problem with you humans is you give away every part of your self until there is nothing left.â I looked down at my body, and my entire torso had been hollowed out. Everything inside had been replaced with black and silver machines. They blew out a big cloud of cigarette smoke and told me, âJust because you exist by accident doesnât make it any less meaningful.â
Whatever the fuck this dream got going on⊠it helped me
Damnation 110 - Godâs Body
Honorable Mention goes to Sheriff Uncle Don Berryman
âWe stood up against the imperialist war machine of the United States of America, and the greedy money men of Wall Street who was *itchinâ* to send the children of the Proletariat off to die in foreign lands so they could be fillinâ their coffers! It werenât their sons bleeding on the beaches! No, they draftinâ people like ye for the dirty work while theyâs watchinâ the dollars roll in. Yer the pawn, the patsy of cantankerous men in marble mansions. While I seed through that shit, decided not to be party to it.â - Horton Boone, the southern communist we need.
There are two huge reasons why I love this scene:
Horton is telling B.J. â a war veteran â why he was against the war while also being respectful. He couldnât stand rich white men making money off of mostly poor, young men who were willing to die to keep their country free.
Itâs nice seeing a Southern liberal character. We exist. Weâre fully aware of our history and it deserves to be learned, to make you feel uncomfortable, and to be used as an example of what happens when a nation is literally divided. Itâs not meant to be swept under the rug or re-branded as âsouthern pride.â And having more characters like Horton Boone might help squelch the stereotype that all Southerns are uneducated and racist.Â
(Honestly the people who worry me the most are the ones who did fairly well in school but are ignorant to learn about the world outside their comfort zones.)
im not sure how I feel about Wolfenstein II because I personally think the gameplay is a downgrade from The New Order but holy fucking shit this dialogue scene with Horton Boone fucking makes up for a lot of the shit this game puts you through
Terrance Zdunich could sing anything and it would be a bop to me
i was tagged by @shrimpemojis to put my songs on shuffle and list the first 10! Thank you so much đđ
I have a separate playlist for musical theater, which explains the lack of songs from musicals :')
1- Mistral Gagnant by Renaud
2- Lola by Superbus
3- Bad Reputation by Joan Jett
4- The Judge by Twenty One Pilots
5- Les Hautes LumiĂšres by Fauve
6- Spirits by The Strumbellas
7- Crazy by Daniela Andrade
8- Take on me by a-ha
9- Hey ya! by Outkast
10- Everybody wants to rule the world by Tears for Fears
Tagging: @layers-bloody-sun, @cinnella, @prune-life, @champagnemonarch, @multifangirlsworld, @oh-thatwallflower, @musicaltrashblog, @feralnumberfive
Thanks a bunch for the tag, @nimuerofour ! :]
I'm just going to put my musical genre playlist on shuffle (which a few of these are from musicals I know very little about or haven't actually seen) so here we go!
1. My Eyes from Doctor Horrible's Sing-Along Blog
2. The Pitiful Children from Be More Chill
3. 42nd Street from 42nd Street (which is probably my all time favorite song from any muscial)
4. The Point of No Return from The Phantom of the Opera
5. Alive from Jekyll & Hyde
6. Think of Me from The Phantom of the Opera
7. Sit Down You're Rockin' the Boat from Guys & Dolls
8. Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again from The Phantom of the Opera
9. Seize The Day from Newsies
10. Never Ever Getting Rid of Me from Waitress
Tagging (but no pressue to do this and if I didn't tag you and you want to do this go right ahead!): @candiliam328 @klaus-hargraves @rebel-castiel @chaotic-neutral-content
Thank you @feralnumberfive for the tag!
I'm gonna shuffle my favourites playlist because i can đ
1) Touch-tone Telephone by Lemon Demon
2) Found Tonight by Ben Platt and Lin Manuel-Miranda
3) Someone New by Hozier
4) All That Jazz from Chicago
5) King by The Amazing Devil
6) Moment's Silence (Common Tongue) by Hozier
7) Tidal Waves by All Time Low
8) Dinner & Diatribes by Hozier
9) What's Up Danger from Into the Spiderverse
10) In the Woods Somewhere by Hozier
Tagging: @crack--attack @savemecastiel @jackleslivesrentfreeinmyhead
Also anyone else that wants to do it! No pressure to anyone though
Dhgjfusioaal babe I love ALL of those songs!!!
Uhhh okay let's go
7 Years - Lukas Graham
Frat Party - Cali Flora.
Lose It - Oh Wonder
I Don't Wanna Be In Love - Good Charlotte
Heather - Conan Gray
Strawberry Blond - Mitski
Drowning - Radio Company
Dancing After Death - Matt Maeson
Holding Out For A Hero - Bonnie Tyler
Move Along - The All-American Rejects
Tagging! @rauko-is-a-free-elf @demonicsoulmates @ladystiltskin67 @all-or-nothing-baby
Hhh okays songs on shuffle. I chose to use my "Fave Songs" playlisting Spotify. It doesn't have all of them (some are not on it) but eh
I listen to a lot of different stuff so let's see what comes on
I was actually tagged by @deanzupremacy a while ago too so here we go
1. Glitter & Gold - Barns Courtney
2. Raise Hell - Dorothy
3. The Phoenix - Fall Out Boy
4. Victorious - Panic!At the Disco
5. Salute - Little Mix
6. Lost in the Shadows - Lou Gramm
7. Face Down - The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus
8. Teeth - 5 Seconds of Summer
9. Ten Million Voices - Shaman's Harvest
10. Surrended the Night - My Chemical Romance
Tagging @wellshitweredonefor @tenderdean @cowboylikedean @bi-impala @totally-not-gadreel @wonder-cole @padalelli
Alright, heres from my top songs 2020
1. Hoist That Rag : Tom Waits
2. Chop Suey! : System of a Down
3. If I Told You Once : The Circus Contraption Band
4. People Are Strange : The Doors
5. The Bidding : Tally Hall
6. Mélancolie : Patrick Watson, Safia Nolin
7. Ex Loverâs Lover : Aurelio Voltaire
8. Cradles : Sub Urban
9. My Eyes : Neil Patrick Harris, Felicia Day (looks like someone up there got it too lmao)
10. my boy : Billie Eilish
and tagging, uh.... @lucibae-is-dancing-in-hell @brieflymaximumprincess @lucifer-in-leather @crobby I guess? I think I know all of you Iâm sorry if I dont