It's almost hard to hate her because she did play the role so damn well and convinced everyone all along that she was good.  Sam is, of course, angry, but there's nothing he can do . The blood is spilled, Lilith is dead, and the door is opening.

But there is something Dean can do, namely knock down the door, barge in and stab and kill Ruby with the knife.  The boys look at each other and it's as if all is forgiven because they both realize they were wrong all along and were being manipulated into it.

That tender brotherly moment is cut short by the opening floor and the bright light shining out.  He's coming.  Oh yes, he is.  And just like Lost, Supernatural ends with the screen filling with a bright white light.

Damn it.  Now we have to wait more than three freaking months to see what the Hell Lucifer looks like and how, exactly, can Sam and Dean beat the Devil?  My prediction: a fiddle contest.

And what about Cas and Chuck vs. the Archangel?  I wouldn't mind seeing the fallout from that battle either.  This is going to be a long wait, but I certainly enjoyed this season finale even more than last year's ending.


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