Conflicts are something that everyone faces. Some are easy to fix, and others are hard to decide on. In the tv show, Supernatural, Sam and Dean Winchester are the chosen ones to save the world from the apocalypse. When John Winchester, their father, died; he told Dean that he would have to either make sure Sam did not start the apocalypse or he would have to kill him. Sam Winchester was a vessel (a body for a demon/angel soul) for Lucifer, and Dean Winchester was vessel for the angel Michael. It was wrote out that the two vessels would be blood related and would battle each other when Lucifer was risen. John Winchester told Dean that he would have to kill Sam before the apocalypse was started, so that it wouldn’t begin. But the problem …show more content…
Lucifer was free and was looking for Sam Winchester. As the days went on, Sam came closer and closer to dying, but Dean wasn’t going to let him. In order to save Sam, and the world, Dean could either try to fight and kill all of the demons, or he could become a vessel for the angel Michael. Dean decided that no matter what, he was not going to let this arch angel possess him, and he was not going to let his brother die. He decided that he was going to kill Lucifer and stop the apocalypse. His brother Sam, had special powers that could help Dean, but he did not want Sam’s help, in fear that he would get hurt and die. Sam was Dean’s only family, and so he had to make sure he made it. But Sam knew what was happening and he knew he had to stop it all. So Sam slipped out, and went in search of Lucifer. When he found him, Lucifer asked him if he was going to allow him to possess him and be his vessel, and Sam said yes. But Lucifer didn’t possess him, because Dean killed him. Dean saw Sam leave, and so he followed him. Dean killed Lucifer before he could possess Sam. The demons all knew that something had happened, and they all knew who to look for. Now, every demon was looking for the brothers. They did not know what to expect, so they expected the
There are quite a few reasons for Silas Deane’s death that historians have come up with after studying his life and the people around him. Though, we will never know which one is truly the correct answer to the mystery of how he died.
The show Supernatural revolves around the lives of two brothers Sam and Dean. Sam and Dean are hunters of all things mythical, evil, or supernatural. When the pair first meet the Trickster in the show, he is disguised as a janitor at a university (Shiban, John). Unbeknown to the brothers, he is wreaking havoc on the school and the town through a series of dangerous jokes and tricks. The trickster in Supernatural is eventually identified as a demi-God, Loki who is very similar to the Norse god Loki in the Prose Edda. They share the power to conjure images and imaginary events up, just for the fun of it. The trickster is able to rebuke Sam
of England. Their hope was to return to the more primitive ways, to reject the
...otent his throne was still shook by Lucifer’s attempt at the throne. Lucifer and God are both alone in power once they were close, Lucifer more powerful than all other angels rose in the chain to be just under God. Now however he was just above the humans, trapped in Hell, mentally, he could never forget Heaven and the joy he felt that he could no longer experience.
Expectations are define as personal belief that something will happen. It’s similar to judgment or assumption people made to a certain person or group of people. It may not be true and it could be different from what is expected. People can also change how they live their lives based on their own expectations just like how the Greasers and the Socs had different expectations. These two groups have contrast expectations that caused bad actions to come up or lead them to benefits for their own group. Expectations may force people into something they are not, even if it is to become a hero or the opposite.
Conclusion of main argument: Paul’s main argument in What You Can’t Expect When You’re Expecting is that it is impossible to make certain decisions rationally by imagining what it would be like if you chose one choice vs the other. This argument centers around decisions that involve transformative experiences; these experiences can be epistemically transformative in that one does not have the adequate information to predict what an experience will be like or personally transformative in that the experience may change what a person is like (i.e. their values, beliefs, likes, etc). Paul uses the example of choosing whether or not to have a child to demonstrate her thesis. She states that one cannot rationally decide whether or not to have a child because they cannot know what it will be like for them, specifically, to have a child unless they actually have one. Conversely, one cannot know what it will be like if they do not have a child unless they go through life without one. Although one may listen to the anecdotes of other or look at
Castiel will only come for Dean because he is in love with him. In season seven episode one Castiel has become God. “The first action Cas takes as Godstiel is to smite a preacher rallying his flock against homosexuality” (Flutiebear). He says to the preacher and the people attending church that “God doesn’t really care that much”.
Dante introduces Satan in the “Inferno” as the worst sinner of all times, and he relates his complexity with the sins that he committed and his punishment. Satan is described as the angel who rebelled against God, and hence he has wings. The wings of Lucifer are not the wings that an angel would have; instead he has bat-like wings, which demonstrates that now he has the wings the dark creatures as bats have. He is firstly in the story presented as an impure monster that is trapped in ice and unable to escape. “No feathers had they, but as of a bat their fashion was, and he was waving them, so that three winds proceeded forth therefrom” (Canto 34, 50).Dante’s depiction of Satan is different from the common known version of Satan, which is
wandered into the suburbs where he found other characters. One of them is Lucifer, a
Their father trained his sons to fight demons because his wife was killed by a demon. After season 8 of Supernatural I stopped watching the show because it started getting really dumb and
...people did to be placed in that circle of hell but it does not show a progression of evil, if there was one, or how they got to that point. As for Milton’s Satan, the choices that he makes that ultimately transform him into this radically evil being are described. Milton definitely uses some of Dante’s ideas when it comes to describing the landscape of hell or the transformation into serpents or even the gigantomachy and perhaps repeated themes in Paradise Lost that follow a cyclic pattern similar to that of the cyclic pattern of Hell in the Inferno but I think that Milton created his own ideas when it comes to the major idea of evil and the character of Satan because those are drastically different. So when it comes to the idea of evil and Satan, Dante’s influence is minimal and almost contrasting to what happens in with the idea of evil and Satan and the Inferno.
Milton shows that the potential for evil was innate in these beings and was not the result of corruption from an external force. Lucifer believes himself to be God’s equal and desires omnipotence for himself. Lucifer’s pride is his undoing, and he is cast into hell where he becomes Satan. The pride is intrinsic to Lucifer’s nature and results from God giving angels free will. Indeed, Satan later considers repenting and seeking God’s forgiveness upon seeing Earth and all of God’s creation and being overwhelmed by emotion. However, he realizes that even if he did receive forgiveness, he would grow dissatisfied with his position in heaven once again and fall a second time “book four quote “ . This establishes evil as being a constant part of Satan; the evil could not exist without the good, but it is an inherent part of
If you have never seen the TV show Supernatural you need to start watching it then. Why, you ask? Only that it is the most remarkable TV show of time. Well in my opinion it is. Supernatural has magnificent characters and a storyline that just spits out action and drama in every episode. The creatures and ghost are the nightmares you hope will never come true . Here are some main reason on why I watch the show and recommend you to do the same.
Just like Faustus, Lucifer has extensive knowledge of the power of God, as he is described by Mephastophilis as “a most dearly loved of God” (Marlowe 3.95). Lucifer’s goal in Paradise Lost is to become greater than God as he knew how big God’s power was. However, the difference between Faustus and Lucifer is that Lucifer becomes temptation itself as he starts to recruit more of God’s angels to go against him to “have equal’d the most High.” Milton writes that when Lucifer was thrown out of heaven, all his “Host Of Rebel Angels,” were thrown out with him (1.37-40). Thus, Lucifer’s pride not only lead him to rebel against God but to become the source through which more angels would rebel and wage war against God. Lucifer’s conceit is what created the mother of all evil, which is
After Satan is worshipped by the other fallen angels, he begins his journey to the new land. He notices that there are nine gates of Hell and approaches the one guarded by Sin and Death. After convincing them to open the gate , he continues on to find Chaos, Night, Confusion, Discord and a few others. He once again uses his rhetorical skills to convince Chaos to show him the way to Earth. Now that he knows where he is going he continues the difficult journey : " So he with difficulty and labour hard/Mov’d on, with difficulty and labour hee;" (1021-1022). Satan will stop at nothing to get to Earth. Milton 's description of Satan 's journey shows us his determination and his intelligence . Even God takes account of Satan 's drive and mentions it to the Son