Yeah, I honestly didn't even really know who she was. It seems, frankly, like the main reason they think she can be this important is that she's got a kid. He can see himself happy with her because he doesn't know anybody else with a ready made kid to take care of imo.

The rest of the ep I really liked. I'm always happy when it remembers that the central conflict is b/w doing what "god" (as in angels) command vs. doing what you think is right.

Looks like Castiel's going to be pretty angry about this. Which is funny because my first thought was of course that this is where Sam comes in and makes Dean see that he's worth more than this and he loves him. It will be funny if it was Castiel who did that instead.