I don't know. I find the idea that Sam might be put in a position of having to think well of Gadreel and the possession because it saved lives pretty horrific. It was still Sam being used without his consent or knowledge, and that makes it still an evil thing. I mean, if a person gets kidnapped, put under anesthesia, has their kidney removed, and then somehow gets mindwiped so they won't know it's happened, that person may, when they find out, be glad if someone's life was saved with their kidney, but the doctor who facilitated it would still have done an evil thing, and the person whose kidney was used should still be angry and acknowledge the violation of having consent and control over their body taken away from them, even if they would, if asked, have agreed to donate their kidney.
What I mean is, I don't necessarily think Gadreel is pure villain or irredeemable, but I think the ship sailed on his being a good guy the moment he violated both human and angelic standards of consent by possessing Sam.
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Date: 2013-12-16 02:04 pm (UTC)What I mean is, I don't necessarily think Gadreel is pure villain or irredeemable, but I think the ship sailed on his being a good guy the moment he violated both human and angelic standards of consent by possessing Sam.