Psy 410 Week 2

Being the strong- willed woman Rose of Sharon is she moves on with life. Then at the end of the

Gradually, Sal becomes more and more dependent on Dean. He shapes his morals and values upon those of Dean, letting his life be controlled by the decisions that Dean makes, and even refusing to allow himself thoughts that contradict Dean’s. The impact Dean has on Sal’s identity is clearly illustrated in Chapter Seven, when, after Sal and Dean have been staying with their friend ‘Old Bull Lee’, Dean is ready to leave so Sal takes off with him despite his own desire to stay. He has reached a point where he is unable to make his own decisions, and must blindly follow Dean. His dependence on Dean has isolated him from his own feelings and thoughts, and he has compromised his own independence and power to make decisions.

The writer Paul addresses the Galatians, "Therefore do not be foolish, but understand what the Lord's will is. and he goes on to explain to them, "Don't be drunk with wine, because that will ruin your life. Instead be filled with the Holy Spirit. The scripture also tells us to, "Cast all your anxiety upon him, because he cares for you. Be sober-minded and alert. Your advisary the devil prowls around like a roaring lion, seeking someone to devour. Resist him, standing firm in your faith and in the knowledge that your

But what happens to the Winchesters in this ending? They will certainly be getting the kind of death any hunter would be proud of.

So first things first. As usual, Sam gets tortured by the other side. However, this time, the Men of Letters are taking the jab. Why they are torturing him remains unclear. But Mary is not going to stop until she gets her family back together,

The Lucifer Effect makes an effort to perceive the significance of how good people turn bad. The book views the lives of people who are put into difficult situations. It seeks to identify the fundamental problem the person has. The fundamental problem that seems to raise question is the distinctiveness of character transformations when put into certain situations. There are examples about character transformation all throughout the book. In the first chapter, The Rape of Rwanda shows a perfect example. It’s shocking to read how the influence of one person changed the two villages. The beliefs of that one person altered the minds of thousands. Men and women’s thoughts were changed into thinking it was ok to kill. It’s disturbing to know how

At the beginning of the episode, Sam and Dean sit on the hood of their dearest ‘67 impala and discuss Sam’s plan with Lucifer (as of the beginning of the episode Lucifer is not possessing Sam); a plan that would put Lucifer back in his cage, but Sam would be stuck with him. While the two brothers drive to where Lucifer is located, they share lots of conversation. “This thing goes our way and I Triple Lindy into that box, you know I’m not coming back,” Sam says, making a reference to his plan of letting Lucifer possess him and ‘jump’ into the cage; Sam saying this made Dean uncomfortable with the plan and letting his brother die. Sam feels it is only fair due to him being the reason Lucifer is on earth in the first place.

As humanity passed through the veil of reality the archangel Lucifer began to rebel. The angel Beelzebub whose main fault was his need to collect as much power as he could joined the archangel's rebellion along with Astaroth forming a trinity of darkness and villainy. In the end their plan came crashing down around them, and they were thrown out of Heaven. Lucifer along with his minions were thrown into an inescapable void, but their constantly growing hate caused the kingdom that would be known has Hell to fill the void. The fallen angels' combined power allowed them to speak with mankind causing humans to drown in a sea of pure evil. After centuries of being imprisoned Beelzebub possessed a mortal man whose body he used to construct seven

As for my understanding of the angels, demons, and satan, I believe that all three are powerful forces, found within a realm that humans cannot truly grasp. I believe that demons can find ways to hide who they really are, turning things completely upside down in our lives, and through others. I truly believe that angels are sent to us, by God to protect us from the evil that comes from satan and his minions and that they can make themselves visible to whom God chooses to. As for my stance on the redemption of the devil, I still do not feel I know enough on the doctrine to make a final judgement. Now coming from that, based on my upbringing, satan will never be redeemed. I believe that demons are fallen angels, especially the ones that followed Lucifer to

Dean is the center of attention in the novel because of his actions. Dean doesn’t care about anything because he goes from city to city feeding off all of the people that he meets. He also goes from women to women with relationships and thinks it’s funny. For example in the novel, Dean shows up with Marylou to Christmas with Sal, in Virginia, while in the mean time he has left his second wife, Camille, and their newborn baby, Amy, in San Francisco. In the novel, he tries to get Sal to hook up with Dean’s ex-wife. In the beginning of part two, Dean’s attention span is all over the place and can’t focus on one thing at a time. Dean seems to like to use people and then tosses them to the side like he does with his ex-wives. Sal reacts to all

Crepsley and he told Darren that he could only come if Sam was turned into a half vampire. Darren knew he would say yes without thinking. Darren lied to Sam. He said that sometimes he turns crazy and kills everyone. He said he killed his family.

Every episode tends to include and end with some emotional scene in which Dean is rarely open or agreeable to talking about his feelings. He grew up being the strong anchor for his family. To him, his

"We will find out Amenadiel has indeed been the one who has taken Lucifer's place in Hell and it's tearing him apart," he shared. "He wants order to be restored so he can basically go back home."

((Psychiatric hospital AU)) “Dean?” Castiel wandered around the dark halls of the building, trembling and hugging himself tightly. “Dean! Where are you?” He felt on the verge of tears. He hadn't gone to sleep that night. He stayed up, too afraid of the things that would catch him if he shut his eyes. If he was in his right mind, he'd see it was just the dark, nothing to be afraid of, but he was having an episode. He got out of his room- he learned how to pick the lock months ago. He couldn't breathe, he just needed to see Dean. The building was too dark when Dean left, too many shadows, too many things that could catch him. Things came out in the dark to get him when Dean wasn't around, and he knew that Dean couldn't be there all the time,

One of the first occurrences of female manipulation transpires when Dean comes home to Marylou after spending an abundance of time with Camille. Dean is known to leave his wife and pursue any women he wants, whenever he wants. This is one of the many examples of how Camille and Marylou are used only for sexual treatment. Marylou is the most familiar victim of Dean’s fluctuations to see his wife but for once Dean had a change of heart and “suddenly had an explosive yen to see his sweet first wife Marylou again” (111).  This isn’t uncommon for Dean to get