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puddingsmith ([personal profile] hope) wrote2006-06-05 10:15 pm

more SPN costuming meta, and demon speculation

Along the lines of these two posts, lookit:



Subtle, no? Also, speaking of them, more thoughts on what I will continue to call the cuckoos (for the sake of convenience).

So, Meg and Telekinesis!Boy (as pictured above). We know there are a bunch of kids, right, magic babies such as Sam, Max and Rosie. Demon killed/tried to kill mommy, has plans for them. My question is: are Meg and T!B, human-them, not possessed-them, part of this magical generation? Or are they just ordinary people who were unfortunate enough to get possessed?

The name alliteration of Max Miller and Meg Masters suggests that human!Meg is part of magic generation.

Is T!B's telekinesis demon power, or T!B power, used by the demon possessing him? Celine Demon possessing John uses magical mind power, but that isn't necessary exemplary; as we know, Celine Demon is on a higher shelf than Meg and T!B.

And speaking of magic powers, baby!Sammy totally moves his baseball mobile with his mind. And Rosie looks at you like she's reading your mind. So, it's reasonable to assume that to a degree these powers are inherent, present pre-demon. What is activating them at the time when Max starts moving things, Sam starts dreaming Jess's death, and John goes missing?

And okay, in looking at the magic generation, it's also necessary to look at heirarchies of demons, yeah? As in, there is Celine DaddyDemon, who is impervious to holy water. Then there are his 'children', Meg and T!B, who are obviously somewhat important to DaddyDemon, but they are susceptible to the effects of the holy water.

The demons occupying Meg and T!B were killed - with the Seal of Solomon and with the Colt, not expelled from a lifeless human body. So, Celine Demon is grumpy. But we see more possessions take place - the guy outside the Sunshine building, who then comes into contact with a fireman, who is also possessed. What's happening here? Is the one demon possessing two bodies simultaneously? or separating, propagating? or is something else going on here?

And these demons don't seem to have wonderful powers that make them pretty damn dangerous, as T!B does. Are they lesser demons, below what Celine Demon calls his 'children'? Or are they all his children?

Are the 'plans' he has for Sam's magic generation possession by his children and then further diabolical plans, and T!B and Meg the first victims of these plans? Or is there something more prophetic in store for them, that Celine Demon is trying to hijack or prevent? (why else would they have special powers? unless that's nothing transcendental, and just a biological anomaly or somesuch.)

Also, a couple of other things that have been floating around in my head: I've seen discussed around the possible reasons for Celine Demon to kill all the mommies of these magic babies, and also asking why Celine Demon didn't shove Mary on the ceiling the first time she saw him, when she mistook him for John.

And I thought, maybe the mommies who interrupt Celine Demon's visits are the ones that get barbequed. Maybe Celine Demon is visiting a whole lot more babies, but the only ones the Winchesters find out about are the ones where mommy walks in to find a strange figure standing over the crib, and thus have to be Dealt With. Are Meg and T!B magic babies that mommy has not interrupted Celine Demon standing over?

But then, there's that old "but what about Jess?" question, of which I have read many theories and am yet to find one I agree with, or make one of my own. Though I suspect it has something to do with the Winchesters messing around where Celine Demon doesn't like them messing around, particularly John.

Because John goes missing because more mommies start burning, right? And John could like, totally eat Chuck Norris for breakfast, he's not about to not pick up on all the symptoms of the demon (cattle deaths, weather patterns), and he tells Sam that these occured in Palo Alto as well. Around a week before Celine Demon strikes, but John never gets there in time until we get to Salvation, right?

So, why did Dean turn up at just that moment (in terms of getting Sam to help him find Dad, not in terms of running into the burning building)? Is it possible that he was following John's orders? I don't think John would think the signs of imminent Celine Demon occuring where Sam lives were unrelated or innocuous. Methinks there's a possibility that Dean was playing Good Little Soldier, there, taking care of Sammy because John knew something was coming (even if he couldn't get there in time to save anyone).

Which, in turn raises interesting thoughts - would Dean know why John told him to get Sam? (John's behaviour in Dead Man's Blood suggests he wouldn't tell, and Dean wouldn't ask.) If Dean knew, and John knew, why didn't they tell Sam? Because they wanted to let him have his normal life, and not have to worry about the Winchester MO any more? Which is what he wanted, right?

Anyhoo.