The sad thing is, I can’t decide which is worse.
#Odd thing, destiny. No matter how much you may lay claim to newfound free will, there are patterns in what is and what will be, parallels in fate and the choices we make. There’s nothing to prove that it’s predetermined or not, of course. The ending to the grand story can be ripped up, and time can be rewritten. When it comes to our fallen angel, however… was it better for him to rise higher than ever before, or fall so much further? When he was stripped of Grace and identity, left hapless and hopeless with only Dean left in the end, was it a kinder fate to all involved as opposed to a once-loyal ally broken beyond repair, a cold and resentful shell of what he used to be? History has a tendancy to repeat itself, and that certainly doesn’t omit the past and present that no longer exists on our time frame. When the grand story has as many edits as they’ve made, we can only ask ourselves… is this final draft for the better, and from what perspective?
