Never forced angels back to heaven, it shot them away to some random place on earth, I thought.

/e: this is what I was looking for



This post was edited by Blah58 on Mar 3 2014 07:33pm

from the wiki

"This sigil, once drawn in human or angel blood and a hand pressed at its center, can send out a fierce light that banishes any angel(s) within the blast radius. [B][B]This sigil does no harm to the angels, it merely sends them back to Heaven, their vessels included.[/B][/B] It also doesn't harm the vessels they occupy. This is, in a way, a weakness for the angels. They can't stop it, once in use. It can be activated by both humans and angels (in human vessels); it doesn't banish the angel that activated it. Castiel used a form of this when he carved it into his vessel's chest; this time he vanished with the other Angels.

Since the closure of Heaven, the sigil has been shown to still be effective in banishing angels, but the fate and the destination of the angels once banished are currently unknown."

At the hospital when Sam was in the coma and the angels showed up, Dean made the sigill and asked the angels, " if heaven is locked, where do you (bastards?) go ? " and then he sent them away

This post was edited by sebbeforsman on Mar 4 2014 08:49am

In the episode that I named it proves this entire statement wrong.

Got a kick out of the slender man episode. Had nothing to do with the overall storyline but damn it I enjoyed it. Though the episode had nothing supernatural about it, so that was kind of a let down.

I wouldn't say nothing, the Kevin episode and this one seem to be rerouting a bit of the brothers bond.

Bugged me that they gave slendy really bad/stupid hair.

Also I had an "oooohhhh shit" moment when Dean just coldly slid the knife into that guy.

for killing human?

For killing human so coldly. Way back when in the show they had a few times they needed to kill humans and it would always be a tough decision.

Those 2 were demon material.

This
They weren't exactly monsters but from what they were doing
They're not far from it.