theories for 4.19

[tigriswolf]

I don't do spoilers, so I have no idea what will actually happen in the ep.  These are just my ideas of what will most likely occur.

A) It's a demon plot.

B) It's an angelic plot, like Dean Smith&Sam Wesson was.

C) The kid is actually their brother and dies at the end. Probably through either Dean or Sam's mistake.

D) The kid is wrong about being their brother.

E) It's a dream, like Castiel sending Dean to the past was.

See, the thing is, I don't think he's actually gonna be their brother, and if he is, he can't stay alive.  It's all about Dean and Sam, you know?  So, his death will gallvanize them in their fight against evil, or he's some sort of trick--to get them off their game, I guess?  I mean, when John knew he was about to die, he would have told Dean--if he knew about the kid.  So, either he didn't or the kid isn't a Winchester.

Comments

[tigriswolf]

I would not watch that. Except maybe if Castiel stays Misha Collins. Maybe.

[eilonwy.livejournal.com]

The network might be blind, but surely Kripke & Ko (emphasis here on Ko) knows that 95% of the fandom wouldn't watch that. They're well aware that the Js are why people watch, and if they can't convince them to stick around, the show won't last a season. I could see Ostroff/CW being that cynical, but I can't see Kripke purposefully writing in a character for that purpose.