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Supernatural 12x02 Full Reaction! (Patreon)

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2025-03-26 12:45:01
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Melissa Sommerville

When I try to play this, it is season 11 episode 22. I am confused.

Ed Green

I'm English and I am the furthest thing from patient. Bevell doesn't know what she's talking about. It's frustrating to think that the BMoL are probably not democratically accountable - they seem like the same kind of shady as the Watchers' Council. Otherwise I'd have been writing a strongly worded letter to Theresa May (late 2016 PM) and her then Home Secretary about Bevell and her methods. Bevell (who Amazon Prime credits, I'm afraid, as 'Lady Antonia Bevell') reminds me of the anti-witchcraft mindset of King James I, in real life and as displayed in New Who Season 12. I feel like that mindset - the mindset of the first king of both England and Scotland together - is the only thing that qualifies the BMoL to be something other than the English Men of Letters. I also don't see the Welsh Parliament approving of these sort of tactics. Let alone the Northern Irish Assembly who the BMoL can't even be bothered to incorporate into their title. Would 'UK Men of Letters' really be that hard a name to adopt? Just another indication that theirs are not democratic or representative concerns. I feel like Rowena's relationship with Crowley is as close as she can come to love. And he's as close to loving her as a demonised, only partially cured soul can come. In a certain sense, Dean doesn't have his mother back - he has his four-year-old self's mother back. And that kid is at least in large part lost in the mists of time. He's spent more time in Hell (and more time on Earth) than she has on Earth - she's in her late 20s in terms of life experience. Sam on the other hand, from his perspective, has never had a mother. Which means he doesn't have her back - he has her for the first time.