[ SECRET POST #2218 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2218 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Notes:

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Comments

[lunabee34]

You and me both.

The epiphany of Meg's death--that in harming the demon they harmed the human host, that the demon may have possessed Meg but they put the holes in her body that killed her--that was good TV. That was good storytelling. And I've been okay over the years with many of the instances where saving the human host wasn't possible because they still seemed to give a shit about it even if they couldn't.

I agree with you re: the purpose of the show. I loved the YED mytharc because it tied in so nicely with the monster-of-the-week premise. I have been less interested in the other mytharcs they developed.

[(Anonymous)]

Not to mention, they've never *explained* Azazel. We know what his plan was, but not what *he* was. Black-eyed demons are garden-variety, red-eyed are crossroads, white-eyed are upper-echelon powerful...what's the significance of yellow? Was he the only one, and if so, why? (For a while I had a pet theory that in addition to him being the *only* one, there must also always be at *least* one, hence Meg inherited it after his death...but we finally saw her eyes flip last season and she's still black-eyed.)

Maybe we'll get answers about that from the 'demon tablet', if they don't just assume no one cares anymore.