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===[[User:MisterGlass|MisterGlass]]===
Hello Anderson54! I see you added another paragraph to the Four Horsemen page under lore. It seems to repeat information present at the end of the other lore paragraph. --[[User:MisterGlass|MisterGlass]] 02:31, 28 January 2011 (UTC)
I suppose resurrecting Cain and Abel would have been possible, but it might have been a major disruption to the natural order. The resurrections of both Dean and Adam leveled trees, and they had been dead a comparatively short amount of time. If, as Death said, Dean's existence is an affront to the natural order, surely resurrecting two beings that have been away from Earth for thousands of years would be worse. Additionally, Sam was already primed to serve as a vessel because of the demon blood he received on his sixth month birthday. And there is something to be said for having a vessel that is familiar with the time and place in which the Apocalypse occurred. Further, there is no knowing what Cain and Abel are now. Cain killed his brother; does that mean he went to Hell? If so, surely he of all beings would be a demon, and probably an unlikely subject to consent to serve as a vessel. Neither of them would feel much connection to modern humanity. --[[User:MisterGlass|MisterGlass]] 01:24, 26 January 2011 (UTC)
