Faith (Part 1): A Series Chronicling Dean Winchester, Falling In Love With The Angel, Castiel.

Faith (Part 1): A series chronicling Dean Winchester, falling in love with the angel, Castiel.

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it’s always “why did you sacrifice yourself and leave me behind” and never How was the sacrifice Was sacrificing yourself fun it looked fun

adam and michael were in hell for over a thousand years. like fully think about that. that is a long fucking time to be in a single place let alone with another person. like i can hardly imagine being in the same space as one person and that one person only for a week with no breaks from them, let alone a year.

they were literally stuck together for going on decades.

no wonder theyre so different when they finally get out, they probably talked about what they would want to do a million times. they were moving around so much because they talked about where in the world adam would like to see if they got topside. they finally got out and what did they immediately go do? get a burger and fries. what an incredibly human thing to do. imagine the kind influence adam must have had on michael for him to sit there nicely and let adam enjoy something. michael, the character repeatedly stated in canon to be heavens strongest and deadliest weapon, sitting there on a dinner date.

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the idea that adam was michael's first act of free will drives me UP THE WALL.

the archangel michael, in the middle of one of the most crucial parts of god's plan of bringing paradise to the world, goes out of his way to choose adam over dean.

michael could of used dean if he wanted to. he knew he could've used sam, or bobby, or whoever to get dean to say yes, but instead, he sees that the winchesters have a forgotten half-sibling up in heaven and immediately diverts from god's plan. god never approved of adam to be michael's vessel. michael likely didn't even know if adam would work, but he had faith. a new kind of faith; one he was not raised in, but one he found on his own.

if adam represents michael's free will and beliefs outside of his father, no wonder michael fell back to his old belief system after adam died.