A few things about 903

[citrusjava]

Becoming human turns you into a heterosexual.

We know that some angels are sexual. Or, at least, Balthazar was. So it's not that angels just aren't sexual. Cas (maybe) wasn't. So why now? Is it a different experience of sexuality, is angel and human sexuality different? Was it different for Balthazar, or was he never actually sexual but did (or didn't) have sex for other reasons? Has the change in Cas' life made sex something he'd need or want, made it worth it for some reason even if he hasn't changed?

Not Misha's first time rocking the homeless sex appeal, by the way.

I said it when Dean and Cas trusted Ezekiel based on a name and not on recognition, and I'm saying it still - whoever is in Sam is not Ezekiel.

I take it wardrobe's been struggling with how to dress Cas, now that he's coatless, and has been settling it the only way they all agree on - shirtless. I can live with that.

Dean lied. He does that. *Tips hat at everyone from last episode's discussion*.

Oh, dear. I though they were at Denton rather than Dayton. Two young, ordinary, healthy kids, leaving Denton that late October evening, to visit a Dr. Everett Scott, ex-tutor, and now friend to both..

That was badly written.

ETA: I gotta run, but hey, I was kidding about the heterosexuality... pansexual here *waves*, I wouldn't have said that seriously... But please do keep talking about Cas not being straight, cause of the happies...

ETA: Oh! Another thing! When Cas died, did he go to heaven? Is that, perhaps, a way in for the angels? Tear out their grace, then die, then kick Metatron's ass, get resurrected, put the grace back in?

And the switches between Sam and Zeke would have been creepier and more interesting, and more fic material, had they not gone with the blue light, had it only been Jared's acting there.

Comments

[citrusjava.livejournal.com]

Depends on how you define a woman, and how you define having sex. As far as Cas was concerned, he had sex with a human woman (so it seems, at least), and as far as I'm concerned, if he thought he was doing that, it counts.

Another thing is the breasts. Show made a point of showing us Cas looking at another woman's breasts. I can make a case for it being all sorts of other twisty things, but Show was pretty clear about its intentions, IMO.

Re heterosexuality - as said, I was kidding. Wanting and having sex with a woman doesn't make someone heterosexual, or sexual. There are so many other reasons and identities - really doesn't.

As for the meat suit, everyone seems to be over that part, on the show...

I'm sure if a really nice guy would have offered the same kind of comfort that April offered him, he wouldn't have said no


Agreed.
BTW - so glad they didn't kill the guy he talked to, just for killing someone.
April, though - the moment she took him in (or perhaps the moment she was kind to him) it was clear she wasn't gonna survive the episode, pretty much for sure.

[padfootie.livejournal.com]

Hm, he said he had sex, never said anything about having had sex with a woman. :P (And he was very well aware of the sex having been with the reaper, not with the human - he even commented on that) But, yeah, I guess it still counts ;)

Ah yes, the breast thing. I completely forgot about that until someone mentioned it again. Thing is... I look at breasts, too. Does that make me lesbian? If it doesn't, then Cas looking at them doesn't make him a heterosexual man ;) (not arguing with you about it, arguing with the show and its intentions XD) - And he wasn't staring at April's breasts, that's what I meant. He didn't jump into the sex because he was horny and felt like he needed to feel her up etc.


Oh and the other homeless guys all seemed to like him. God I would have given a lot for him to get closer to a guy. I'm still so convinced he would only need one to make a move on him. Maybe he would even be curious about it now that he knows that sex in general is pleasant. Why not try it with a guy next?

[citrusjava.livejournal.com]

Ugh, yes, in retrospect he knows. But when he chose to do it, he didn't.

He didn't jump into the sex because he was horny and felt like he needed to feel her up etc.


Well, but this is a pretty narrow perception of heterosexuality.

I won't get into discussing it being s signifier, and included for a reason, cause I assume we both know this path.

[padfootie.livejournal.com]

I won't get into discussing it being s signifier, and included for a reason, cause I assume we both know this path.
I guess I'm mostly trying to make myself feel better by pushing my headcanon firmly against authorial intent, since I have an unhealthy tendency to get upset with most things related to Cas and sex. (I wish I was kidding)