Castiel said that Lucifer needed to drink demons' blood as long as he remains in a vessel and that he's been drinking plenty of it while being inside Nick.
Cas said that even if Lucifer takes Sam as a vessel, he would need to do this. I took a bunch of things from this & have some questions too:
1. This means that once he's done exterminating humans, he will turn his attention on demons. And one of his reasons for killing demons other than he hates them too since they were once human is to keep Sam intact.
2. What are Lucifer's intentions if he's successful in killing Michael? Would he ditch Sam? All that talk about the rewards he would give Sam/Nick by them saying yes is probably all lies since they're humans too & he'd just waste them once his use for them is done. But if he doesn't ditch Sam, then he will eventually run out of demon blood to drink once every demon is dead & Sam will explode. Does this mean he will stay in Sam until he kills Michael and then ditch Sam to stay without a vessel? In The End, we saw him in Sam when it was 2014. But in that future, he didn't kill Michael, but instead Michael & the angels gave up & left. So Lucifer could have been afraid that if he ditched Sam and Michael's interest in killing Lucifer got renewed & Dean said yes to Michael, then he would be screwed. Perhaps that's why he didn't ditch Sam.
3. Wouldn't Lucifer be stronger without a vessel? If he's anything like the archangel(s) protecting Chuck, then his presence could burn the eyes out of any human or demon. Is it that he can't influence people & things if he doesn't take a vessel? Because without one, he's probably not vulnerable to angels' knives and other weaknesses he has while in a vessel. And he doesn't have to feed on demons' blood. Even Cas, who's a lot weaker than Lucifer, caused a lot of damage before he took Jimmy as his vessel back in Lazarus Rising.
4. I would also think the consistent need for demons' blood would show a weakness in Lucifer that wouldn't be present in Michael. A weakness that would manifest in other ways, like not allowing Lucifer to resurrect Sam if he needed to.
Cas said that even if Lucifer takes Sam as a vessel, he would need to do this. I took a bunch of things from this & have some questions too:
1. This means that once he's done exterminating humans, he will turn his attention on demons. And one of his reasons for killing demons other than he hates them too since they were once human is to keep Sam intact.
2. What are Lucifer's intentions if he's successful in killing Michael? Would he ditch Sam? All that talk about the rewards he would give Sam/Nick by them saying yes is probably all lies since they're humans too & he'd just waste them once his use for them is done. But if he doesn't ditch Sam, then he will eventually run out of demon blood to drink once every demon is dead & Sam will explode. Does this mean he will stay in Sam until he kills Michael and then ditch Sam to stay without a vessel? In The End, we saw him in Sam when it was 2014. But in that future, he didn't kill Michael, but instead Michael & the angels gave up & left. So Lucifer could have been afraid that if he ditched Sam and Michael's interest in killing Lucifer got renewed & Dean said yes to Michael, then he would be screwed. Perhaps that's why he didn't ditch Sam.
3. Wouldn't Lucifer be stronger without a vessel? If he's anything like the archangel(s) protecting Chuck, then his presence could burn the eyes out of any human or demon. Is it that he can't influence people & things if he doesn't take a vessel? Because without one, he's probably not vulnerable to angels' knives and other weaknesses he has while in a vessel. And he doesn't have to feed on demons' blood. Even Cas, who's a lot weaker than Lucifer, caused a lot of damage before he took Jimmy as his vessel back in Lazarus Rising.
4. I would also think the consistent need for demons' blood would show a weakness in Lucifer that wouldn't be present in Michael. A weakness that would manifest in other ways, like not allowing Lucifer to resurrect Sam if he needed to.
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