Glumly [adverb]

One of these — Castiel — is a glum footnote that many fans will have a hard time accepting.

Seizing a shovel, Johnnie's father slowly dug his way to Twinkleheels, who had stopped struggling and was waiting glumly for help.

"Happy, you drive," he said, and Happy Jack turned without a word and climbed glumly up to the seat of the mess-wagon.

The other two nodded glumly and we set off downhill again, heading back towards home.

"I can't very well find a cave in Antarctica and hide," I replied glumly.

Gordon hesitated, then swung glumly toward a corner where he could find a police call box.

Glumly he reviewed the sin for which he must one day answer.

"Oh, that will happen but very seldom," Jake returned rather glumly.

Had not Mr. Stocks—now sitting glumly by her side—spoken the truth?

"Mebbe I'd be better off if I was dead," said Hamlin, glumly.