s06e11 — Appointment in Samarra
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| Duration: | 43 min. |
| Released: | 10.12.201011.12.2010 05:00 |
| Watched by: | 194 03463.54% |
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— I don't need it! I've put my life into fighting this shit. There is no destiny.
a gorgeous, beautiful and simply awesome series! death is incomparable, Bobby is incredibly cunning with his secrets in the house, Dean is speechless, and Sam, who does not want to regain himself. Let's see what happens!
I will try to refrain from my philosophical research here.
But I will say that probably Dean's shoals are also part of the natural order. All this unpredictability, freedom of choice, as part of this incomprehensible order. It's like in the Matrix with Neo.
Although we were kind of given to understand that supposedly Death was insanely interested in it. Like, kapai Dean, I'm also wondering what will come out of this. Maybe it's good for Death.
Let's see what happens. I hope the screenwriters won't upset me.
Cyborg Sam, in principle, is an ideal example of cold calculation, which is often shown to us in the cinema about artificial intelligence. And of course this soul didn't give up on him:) However, it is clear that Sam is still bespectacled, and therefore we can conclude that not all of his soul has gone. If we turn to Hinduism, there are different types of souls, and in other things it is found in the Greeks. In fact, the lower animal forms of feelings were present in him, at least the fear of death and pain.
Of course, you can also dig into the blunder - that according to statistics, more than a hundred people die every minute on Earth, and while Death talks to Dean, everyone lives? :) Or are the reapers doing all the work? But what about the touch of death? Well, all right. You can leave it at that.
And of course I can't help but say about Bobby. Well, I love this wise man with the experience of life!
Definitely one of the best and most serious episodes of the series.
reference to "The Shining" pleased me)
Personally, I liked Sam in the role of a cyborg killer, because there are no "snot" and six months of thinking about moral principles, and the correctness of some actions and actions.
The series is cool.
I love Death. The dialogues with him are wonderful. And those are his commands, and the way Dean himself goes quiet next to him.
And I did not understand this feint with the lack of sleep, since sleep is needed not for the soul, but in order to physically.the shell was resting and functioning.
A quote from the Wiki: "A merchant in Baghdad sends his servant to the market for provisions. Soon after, the servant comes home pale and trembling, and tells him that in the market he ran into a woman whom he recognized as death, and she made a threatening gesture. Borrowing a trader's horse, he rides at high speed to Samarra, about 75 miles (125 km) away, where he believes death will not find him. The merchant then goes to the market, finds death, and asks why she made a threatening gesture. She replies, "It wasn't a threatening gesture, I just flinched in surprise. I was amazed to see him in Baghdad because I had an appointment with him tonight in Samarra.""
But in any case, the character is wildly charismatic and uniquely catchy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EIxsPBbZ_b8
:D
along Dean's line, it seems as if he is stuck at the level of a child who believes that bad uncles must die, and the creators did not even try to complicate the situation or reveal something, show ambiguity. a dying child is the main trump card, yes, and the first people died because of sins, which immediately made them bad. and this amazing revelation that not only villains are dying is some kind of insult already. the series doesn't seem to be for school-age children.
Sam's motivation is a separate song. Yes, he lost his soul, and at the same time his empathy, but he seriously went along with a former enemy to kill a loved one, just not to let his brother regain his soul. we discard the moral side, and it still doesn't add up - somehow killing a battle-hardened man is easier than having a heart-to-heart conversation with your brother (oh, yes...) or running away from him. after the murder, their paths would have parted anyway, since according to the logic of the series, a brother means about the same amount.
Dean/Death/Tessa is always pleasing to the eye together!
About Dean's decision to return Sam's soul. It had nothing to do with the fact that Dean just wanted old Sam. Dean was prepared for Sam to die from this. The fact is that Soulless Sam is dangerous to others, and neither Dean nor Bobby can keep an eye on him forever. And don't forget that Sam's soul is in a cage and nothing good happens to it there. And obviously no one will deny that regular!Sam would like to get his soul back.
The series is very good. Gamble and Singer were pleasantly surprised.
I also liked the phrase of Dean's Death so much: "The intrepid Detective". It's true!
ZY and why is he still eating time? Hungry? 😍