[ SECRET POST #2312 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2312 ⌋

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

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Also, it isn't his right. Those people should have been turned over to the cops. I don't feel bad for him, but being a vigilante isn't okay.

I see your point regarding Gabriel, but I'm not sure how much water this bit holds, considering this is SPN we're talking about. Vigilante justice is pretty much its raison d'etre. Usually for supernatural reasons, yes, which don't apply to Gabriel's victims, but generally 'rights' get complicated in any setting involving non-human entities that don't fall under human law.

Gabriel's a stinker, yes. But vigilantism is pretty much the show, and considering what they're dealing with, that's usually for a reason.

[(Anonymous)]

If I remember right, one of the things Gabriel was patron of was justice. So singling out assholes to punish for their sins is pretty in keeping with his traditional role (and also fits pretty neatly with the tradition of Tricksters taking people down a peg.)

Another feature that's almost universal with the angels and most other supernatural beings is that they play by their own rules and don't feel bound by human laws and institutions. Gabriel's no worse in that particular respect than any other angel.