aneby - Śro 08 Paź, 2008 21:55 Odcinki mi się skończyły 
Czy jutro jest piątek???? 
Admete - Śro 08 Paź, 2008 22:01 Dopiero czwartek, niestety. Cierpliwości Za trzy strony mamy kolejną setkę Otwieramy część 3 wątku? Wymyślamy nowy tytuł? Może Supernatural - epicka saga rodziny Winchesterów
Harry_the_Cat - Śro 08 Paź, 2008 22:05 Zdecydowanie jestem za nowym tematem  Te długaśne wątki dłużej się ładują... Temat niezły - można nawet wyrzucić z niego SPN i dać to w podtytule...? Tak dla zmyłki
Ja może dziś "na przetrwanie" obejrzę PB... praedzio - Czw 09 Paź, 2008 10:13
I tak Gosia wyczai w czym rzecz, i da do "ignorowanych".
Caitriona - Czw 09 Paź, 2008 12:04
Ale przynajmniej raz zajrzy do wątku
Nowy wątek! Jestem za! Caitriona - Czw 09 Paź, 2008 12:05
Hmmm... Jared na tym pierwszym jakoś dziwnie wygląda... praedzio - Czw 09 Paź, 2008 12:17 Bosssko!
Ale i tak najbardziej podoba mi się zdjęcie nr 3. 
Aragonte - Czw 09 Paź, 2008 22:30 Oglądam drugi odcinek IV sezonu... Na razie świetny jest, obgryzam paluchy
Caitriona - Czw 09 Paź, 2008 22:43 Uuu, no to miłego oglądania!
Aragonte - Czw 09 Paź, 2008 22:51 Opuszczam właśnie panic room
Caitriona - Czw 09 Paź, 2008 22:59 A, tak - Bobby miał wolny weekend  Super odcinek.
Aragonte - Czw 09 Paź, 2008 23:17 Obejrzałam... Oj, będzie się działo
Nie zaryzykuję oglądania trójki dzisiaj, muszę najpierw dojść do siebie po dwójce. Trójeczkę obejrzę więc jutro
Jak na razie sezon zapowiada się ekstra, miałyście rację. Admete - Pią 10 Paź, 2008 12:52 Ciekawa analiza postaci braci - "ukradziona" z IMDb
There are other things about them individually that indicate they may have been aligned in opposite, no so much in hostility but as to balance things out. Sam (the most obvious, so we'll go with him first) 1. A "psykid" with special powers, including being able to see the future. Sam is well educated and blessed/cursed with the ability to see more of the universe than others. Others frequently compare his relatively higher education and apparently higher intelligence negatively to his brother. 2. Referred to as "gifted", "chosen", "talented", "smart", "sensitive", "marked", "corrupted", "cursed". Chosen or marked people, both for good and evil, can be found throughout mythology, from Cain to Rosemary's Baby. Prophets usually have stories of miracles surrounding their births or early childhoods. People who are marked in such a way often find themselves caught in a lifelong conflict between good and evil within themselves. Part of this struggle often entails giving up worldly success because their gifts make them attractive choices for success and leadership roles. 3. Chosen (and marked) by YED to do a specific task--was YED's personal favorite to do this task. 4. Brought back from the dead due to a supreme and willing sacrifice by a loved one. 5. Perceived by both Ruby and her rivals as a possible "Demon King" in Hell. 6. Only psykid to show close family ties. 7. Apparently the only survivor of the psykids, probably due to No. 6. 8. Willing to commit desperate acts, including murder, to save Dean--demon murder, anyway. Dean 1. Offered paradise twice; turned it down both times. Dean had a near-death experience where he was referred to as a "warrior" dying a "good death" on the battlefield, indicating that had he not been brought back, he would have gone to Heaven. This would be a first for the show, where dead people, if their destination is identified, go directly to the Pit or wander as lost souls. In the djinn episode, he was also offered a "perfect" life. After a great struggle, he turned down both offers, the real and the false one. A good recent example of a warrior called back/turning away from Heaven would be Buffy in Buffy and the Vampire Slayer, who died a hero but was yanked out of Heaven by her friends because they were unable to continue on with her task. 2. Referred to as "damaged", "broken", "wounded", "screwed up", "righteous", "needy", "a serial killer", "a warrior". Wounded gods and heroes are found throughout mythology (Gilgamesh, Odin, Launcelot). They are usually warriors who have discovered wisdom through suffering and defend the weak from evil. They frequently exist on the outskirts, or outside of, the law. Such warriors are usually "touched" both mentally and physically by their suffering, which is part of why they transgress the laws of society, while having an extremely strong moral compass. They are often in direct opposition to a corrupt society. 3. Wears an amulet of protection, possibly either Egyptian or Zoroastrian in origin, that protects warriors. In Egyptian mythology, Osiris god of the Sun was murdered by his jealous brother Set, god of the underworld. Osiris' wife Isis resurrected Osiris and Osiris' son Horus revenged himself on Set. Zoroastrianism is dualistic (equally powerful good god and bad god in eternal opposition). The god of light (the sun or fire) is Ahura-Mazda; the god of darkness is Ahraman. The boys, incidentally, have fought "devas" (Zorastrian demons) and Ahura-Mazda may also be related to a Roman soldier-god of the Sun, Mithras. Significantly, this amulet was given to Dean by his "gifted" brother, after Sam correctly identified Dean as his true protector. 4. Has no worldly ambitions. Dean's goals are quite simple and unselfish, running mainly to eating, sexual encounters, gambling and protecting his brother (not in that order). This would indicate that Dean is more of a pagan than a Christian, as Christianity frowns on gluttony and lust, but pagan (and secular medieval) heroes were lauded for their fecundity and hearty appetites, as well as their generosity. Dean has the latter quality as well, gambling or giving away any windfalls that come to the brothers. His approach to life, in direct opposition to his nonexistent self-esteem, is lighthearted and full of humor that lightens the spirits of others (or goads them into action). 5. Willingly traded his soul for his brother's life. Tried to trade his soul for his father's life, but was forced to give up his dearest wish of reuniting his family to save others instead. Ultimately killed YED after expressing a willingness to let go of his family's lifelong quest for vengeance if it would keep them all safe. Only pulled the trigger in self-defense and to save his brother (mythical heroes are often connected to magical weapons, like King Arthur). 6. Saved twice from death, deliberately chosen over others who appeared on the surface just as worthy. In "Faith", the healer (who was a good man, even if his wife wasn't), chose Dean out of an entire congregation and healed him over Dean's protests, even though the girl with cancer (I forget her name) seemed more worthy. In "IMToD", John trades both his life (with no extra time) and the Colt for Dean's life, indicating that Dean's life was especially valuable to Hell. Dean was also able to make a deal in exchange for Sam, indicating both that YED had further plans for Sam and that Dean's soul was, again, was as valuable as his brother's life. 7. Saw an angel. And believed in it over his own skepticism. Also recognized when his father had been possessed (seeing hidden evil). Righteous warriors often have a second sight that allows them to perceive the truth behind lies. 8. Shows pity and empathy for some of the creatures he's hunted, especially vampires because they show strong family ties. Accepts pagan gods as gods and not demons; only hunts them if they engage in human sacrifice. Dean's main criteria for hunting supernatural beings is: do it only if they hurt or kill. If they don't, he doesn't hunt them. For example, early in his djinn dream, he speculated that the djinn might be benign, with the obvious corollary that if the djinn was benign, there would be no need to hunt it." praedzio - Pią 10 Paź, 2008 13:27 Obejrzałam najnowszy odcinek. Momentami robiłam to przez palce (słynna scena z mięsem  ), ale ogólnie uważam odcinek za bardzo dobry - zwłaszcza jego puentę. Tylko tak się zastanawiam, czy już zawsze Sam będzie się utożsamiał z różnymi dziwakami? 
Admete - Pią 10 Paź, 2008 14:01 Ja będę grzeczna i zaczekam na Riellę 
agne - Pią 10 Paź, 2008 19:54 Połknęłam supernaturalnego bakcyla (w duecie z siostrą). Jesteśmy na drugim sezonie a ja się zastanawiam co zrobimy jak nam sie skończy.Co jest takiego w tym serialu - oczywiście oprócz magicznego przyciągania do ekranu przystojnych braci? Czy ktoś mi może powiedzieć ile jest już odcinków IV? praedzio - Pią 10 Paź, 2008 20:07 Wczoraj The CW wyemitowało czwarty odcinek czwartego sezonu pt. Metamorphosis. Tak więc przed wami jeszcze cały sezon trzeci...
A ja tymczasem rozwiązałam sobie test pt. Jaką postacią jesteś z Supernatural? dostępny tu: http://www.buddytv.com/cl...px?quiz=1000038 i o ile czegoś nie pokićkałam mogę się wam przedstawić jako... Dean.... 
Admete - Pią 10 Paź, 2008 20:22 Mnie by pewnie wyszedł Sam, ale oni chca, żebym się zalogowała, a mnie sie nie chce, więc nie wiem
praedzio - Pią 10 Paź, 2008 20:25 Ha! Czyli to prawda, że przeciwieństwa się przyciągają... Fankom Sama wychodzi, że najbardziej charakterologicznie przypominają Deana, a fankom Deana na abarot...
Ot, taka pośpiesznie wymyślona teoria... 
Aragonte - Pią 10 Paź, 2008 21:02 Może ja się też przetestuję i sprawdzę Twoją teorię?
praedzio - Pią 10 Paź, 2008 21:07
agne - Pią 10 Paź, 2008 21:44 Dzięki Praedziu. Ja już na zapas kombinuje z żalem, że wszystko co dobre kiedyś się kończy 
Ale jak na razie seanse z braćmi umilają mi wieczory
trifle - Pią 10 Paź, 2008 22:21 Spoiler: Admete - Pią 10 Paź, 2008 22:32 Podobały mi sie rozmowy braci w ostatnim odcinku. Dean się faktycznie wkurzył, a Sam...Sam musiał w końcu dorosnąć i podjąc samodzielna decyzję. Smutno mi się zrobiło na końcu. aneby - Pią 10 Paź, 2008 22:32 Zabieramy się za odc czwarty 
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