Gasoline | Final Destination |

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Thana giggled to herself as she watched Clear scream as she failed to save Alex on the 7th attempt made by her. After Carter's Death, Alex, and Clear ran back home to New York, and Alex didn't leave home for 3 months which tickled Thana to no end.

The Demon allowed the teenagers to escape her for a time, with all of them knowing she would be following them wherever they ran to. Alex and Clear both knew there was no escaping Thana, and their deaths would come sooner or later.

The expression on Alex's face after she returned to reap Carter back in Paris would keep Thana's insides warm for the rest of her years, the shock of his gruesome death and her unexpected return was written all over his face.

She knew what both he and Clear were thinking: how did Thana escape her prison?

If you asked Thana, she would spin some kind of tale about her being inevitable but the embarrassing truth was her bumbling brother Balthazar had stolen her box back from Castiel and accidentally released her back out into the world.

She rewarded him by not letting the angels know that one of their own brought one of the worst Demons known back to Earth, but for her other Angel brother she wouldn't be so forgiving, how dare he try and keep her locked up.

With her gone, the job of Death would have fallen to some lower-level demon, and Thana couldn't have that. Luckily for Castiel, he wasn't showing up on her radar, and none of the Angels were feeling particularly talkative.

So Thana continued with her job of keeping the natural order of the universe but also getting her design back on track by finding the people whose deaths had been skipped or changed by Alex and his friends.

There are times when the design is difficult, but in the end, breaking the order in even the smallest way can cause untold chaos as shown by the North Bay Bridge and the Flight 180 survivors.

But somehow Alex and Clear kept intervening for each other and cheat death dozen times between them, which only fueled Thana's fury, their proposed deaths only getting more gruesome and harder to escape.

All of Alex's escaped deaths involved explosions of household items as he has still not left the house, and all of Clear's avoided deaths also included explosions, though of things you would find outside for 'variety.'

Thana was a sucker for trying to keep their deaths, just like how they should have died initially.

Now, however, she watched as Alex lay on the ground, his head caved in after being bludgeoned by a loose brick in an alley; a nearby passerby calls an ambulance, which was too late as Alex was killed instantly by the falling masonry.

His death was embarrassing, and that's what Thana wanted to show, she wanted to portray her embarrassment of letting two teenagers evade her at every turn, it was Alex who had the vision and put them on this course and so it was his fault.