Do you believe George?
I mean, are they really trying to help? I mean, that's really weird the first thing leviathans do after being shut into purgatory is to be do-gooders right?
Posted Mar 17, 2012, 1:52 AM UTC
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I was thinking that maybe the leviathans will claim to cure cancer, then when people go in for vaccines they are actually given some kind of substance that turns them into a monster. Remember that episode where those burgers were turning people into monsters? Well I'm guessing this "cure cancer" scheme can accomplish this on a larger scale.
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I really hope they don't do that, since that was Pestilence's plan two seasons ago.
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They wouldn't know that, they were in Purgatory :P
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Yea but from a writing stand point it would be a pretty weak move. Too easy and not original.
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I hate the leviathans and think they are the weakest threat supernatural has ever had (relative).
I think this entire plotline is weak as hell and not very original either
sooo... your point?
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yeah but remember the people turning into monsters from the TurDucken Slammer was an unintended side effect. Dick was pretty pissed about it, he made doctor Sexy eat himself for it.
The real goal of that gray spooge in the food was to make humans stay calm and disinterested. Remember the family didnt even notice Gramma was dead?
Plus didnt it make the people crave to eat more TurDucken? Thus fattening them up for the slaughter
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That's a pretty good idea.
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Here is what I was thinking after George said that: If the Leviathans actually follow through with helping humans live longer, wouldn't that also fuck up the amount of souls going to heaven/hell? Maybe that's their endgame.
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Hmm I like this idea. Curing death all together? Basically making the souls prisoners on earth. Not going to heaven OR hell. Making earth the new purgatory.
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Ooh I like this.
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Miracle Day: Supernatural edition.
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Steve Jobs was a Leviathan, and all the iCrap will eventually kill all their owners.
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Based on how the Leviathans have acted so far, I could see this being a political move. While I'm not quite sure as to why they are doing it (perhaps they seek to take over and enslave humanity, meaning this cloak-and-dagger-esque approach is the only way), the Leviathans have been taking over through corporate and political means rather than just killing everything in their path.
Curing cancer would be a powerful positioning move. Leviathans would gain a powerful role in the scientific and medical communities.
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I had a thought when I watched the episode. They still don't have a way to kill the Leviathans do they? I mean borax burns them, but even decapitation doesn't kill them.
What about the cursed objects? We know from the episode with the witches that magic can affect the Levi's.
After Sam cut Joyces head off, her eyes went white. I was thinking maybe the sword was cursed also, but probably not.
Was Scott's mom a hunter? Why would she have collected a bunch of cursed stuff?
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What if it was a "I am Legend" idea? Give them all a cure, which gives them all a disease, maybe? What about the episode where Dean gets sent to the future on 2014 and the Croatian (sp) virus had taken over?
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I was thinking the exact same thing. Bobby is dead, Cas is coming back without his powers (right? I only saw a preview), and Lucifer is once again relevant. Its all set up, I tell yer!
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And the end of Supernatural is the beginning of The Walking Dead....
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If he wasn't just lying, curing cancer (and by extension other diseases as well) is just good game management.
humans are just cattle to them, it's in their interest to keep us fat, happy, and docile.
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In addition to why they would want to cure cancer...why would they buy up a lot of mom and pop stores in Oregon to build a research center? Couldn't they just walk in and impersonate people in a human facility that's already researching cancer?
It seems like they're picking very specific locations to acquire.
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i think its a plot to get more souls into purgatory
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Leviathans you say? AHH! Help me! ...Oh no, wait, I own cleaning solution! Whew But seriously, this "plan" seems pretty lame (if that is their plan).
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I was thinking more people without cancer meant more people living, and more people who survive means more people for the Leviathans to eat. Like a cattle farm of humans who eat Biggerson's burgers and get nice and plump before Leviathans slaughter 'em.
This is what I'm thinking. More humans is more food.
Also without all those pesky tumors. Yuck.