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supernaturalContinuing my series examining the themes, tropes and meta of Supernatural season one, here is a link to the final section of my rewatch review of "Faith" at my journal, in case anyone here is interested in sharing my celebration of the early episodes with me. And also to a masterpost I've created for the collection. I welcome comments and discussion.
"The episode is showing us a variety of examples of characters who think they’re people of faith. At one extreme we have the dark priest and a preacher’s wife who have delved into black magic and murder while still believing they’re doing God’s work. At the other end of the scale Sam has faith but is disillusioned, Roy believes God is doing the healing but is taken in by Sue Ann, then there’s Layla who makes no claims for herself but quietly practices Christian principles. Between them all there is Dean, who isn’t a believer but who may actually be doing God’s work."
Read more at Livejournal:
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"The episode is showing us a variety of examples of characters who think they’re people of faith. At one extreme we have the dark priest and a preacher’s wife who have delved into black magic and murder while still believing they’re doing God’s work. At the other end of the scale Sam has faith but is disillusioned, Roy believes God is doing the healing but is taken in by Sue Ann, then there’s Layla who makes no claims for herself but quietly practices Christian principles. Between them all there is Dean, who isn’t a believer but who may actually be doing God’s work."
Read more at Livejournal:
Things I Love About SPN Season 1: Faith #5 (Final)
Things I Love About SPN Season 1 (Masterpost)
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