I *really* like the idea of Zachariah misjudging Dean and jumping to the conclusion that he can only be Michael's sword. And btw, Zach's -hopefully- wrong assumption about him is, in essence, very "angelic" in that angels tend to think in terms of missions to accomplish: much like demons, the way they reach their goals doesn't really count so if they have to use humans, so be it. Aside from Anna and Cas, angels also think of humans as lowly-beings so of course they can only be tools. So we've got angels' natural arrogance + Zach's douchiness = Dean is Michael's vessel... except he is not! Hee, lol! Gosh, I really hope TPTB go down that road! *crosses fingers*
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Date: 2009-09-18 09:42 pm (UTC)I *really* like the idea of Zachariah misjudging Dean and jumping to the conclusion that he can only be Michael's sword. And btw, Zach's -hopefully- wrong assumption about him is, in essence, very "angelic" in that angels tend to think in terms of missions to accomplish: much like demons, the way they reach their goals doesn't really count so if they have to use humans, so be it. Aside from Anna and Cas, angels also think of humans as lowly-beings so of course they can only be tools. So we've got angels' natural arrogance + Zach's douchiness = Dean is Michael's vessel... except he is not! Hee, lol! Gosh, I really hope TPTB go down that road! *crosses fingers*