Post by Dean Winchester on Jul 12, 2011 5:37:43 GMT -6
Name:
Dean Winchester
Aliases:
N/A
Age:
28
Gender:
Male
Species:
Human (Hunter)
Alignment:
Good
Canon or Original:
Canon
Date of Birth:
January 24, 1979
Place of Birth:
Lawrence, Kansas
Physical Appearance:
Dean has short brown hair and green eyes. he's 6'1 and weighs 175 lbs. He has an anti-possession symbol over his heart, which matches the one Sam has. He has various scars from the battles he's fought over the years.
Clothing Style:
Dean is a casual dresser. Jeans and plain t-shirts make up the core of his wardrobe – and none of those pre-worn, pre-ripped douchebag jeans, either. He tends to wear neutral colors that don’t make him stand out too much in the crowd. He often dresses in layers because it’s easier than changing your entire wardrobe based on what city you’re driving to this week. He has some casual button-down shirts and the occasional hoodie he swipes from Sam. He has a leather jacket he wears a lot, but he does have a few other jackets he brings out for different climates. Dean is all about comfort and functionality. He could care less about name brands or fashion.
Personality:
Generally, Dean can come off in one of two ways, depending on his mood and who he’s talking to. He can seem charming and funny or abrasive and cold. He often masks his true emotions, using light or crude humor to stave off fear or uncertainty. Only a select few people who are allowed to really get to know Dean get to see who he really is.
Dean tries not to make emotional attachments to people. For one thing it’s difficult to have any close romantic ties or friendships when you lead a secret life where you hunt monsters. For another he doesn’t want to bring danger from his hunting life into the lives of innocent people. He prefers to keep his relationships casual or professional. However, he’s not exactly happy being without attachments. It does make life a bit simpler and give him less people to worry about, but it also makes him a very lonely person.
He makes it a point to enjoy the little things in life: a cold beer, a good burger, a night with a beautiful woman. He likes to indulge in these things to take his mind off everything he’s worried about for a few minutes. Dean is definitely a champion of humanity. He believes in the perseverance of people and he’ll go to bat for humans every time with no hesitation. Dean tends to be very closed-minded, often believing his opinion to be the only one and he dislikes change. He likes to keep things simple and follow a routine. Family is the most important thing in the world to Dean and he places anyone in his family on a pedestal, which makes it devastating for him when they disappoint him in some way. But Dean is ultimately forgiving when it comes to family and at the end of the day he’ll always have his family’s back.
Special Abilities:
None that are supernatural in nature, however he did learn some torture techniques during his time in Hell that make him eerily skilled in the art of interrogation
Likes:
Cars
Beer
Women
Classic rock
Movies
Dislikes:
Demons
Morally gray monsters
New technology
Most pop music
Vegans… unless they’re of the hot female variety. Even then it’s iffy.
Strengths:
An extensive knowledge of the supernatural
Trained in basic combat and martial arts
Skilled with all types of weaponry. If he doesn’t know how to use it, he’ll figure it out.
An excellent tracker and strategist
A bit of an escape artist
A skilled torturer and interrogator
Fixing, building and taking apart things – cars and weapons, mainly.
Fiercely loyal to his family
Determined and steadfast, stopping at nothing to achieve his goals
Independent and self-reliant
Weaknesses:
Sam
His family
Tends to be too quick to sacrifice his own well-being for others
Makes quick assumptions about everyone he meets
Often out of touch with new technology
Stubborn and often unwilling to accept opinions other than his own, or admit when he’s wrong
A bit anti-social and doesn’t make friends easily
Often clashes with others he sometimes has to work with
Tends to turn to alcohol for mental turmoil and may have a slight drinking problem
Keeps his emotions held inside, tending to become overwhelmed by them at inopportune moments
A pretty girl will distract him from whatever he’s doing all the time. It can’t be helped
Weapons:
Various kinds
Vehicle:
!967 Black Chevy Impala
History:
Dean Winchester was born to John and Mary Winchester on January 24, 1979. He grew up in Lawrence, Kansas for the early part of his childhood and for a few years he had a normal, happy life. On May 2, 1983, John and Mary welcomed a second son, Sam, into the family. Dean was a bit torn about this new addition. He’d been an only child for four years and he was vaguely worried that a new baby would mean less attention for him. But when Sam arrived, Dean was excited to be a big brother.
On November 2, 1983, tragedy struck the Winchester family and their lives were forever altered. Mary was killed in a mysterious fire in Sam’s room. John handed six-month-old Sam to Dean and the two boys escaped the house safely. John wasn’t far behind, but he was devastated by the death of his wife. He was also convinced that her death had been caused by something supernatural, and he devoted his life to hunting down the thing responsible. He began traveling the country in search of the supernatural, hunting down and killing what he could and learning about new things along the way. He took his sons along for the ride and raised Dean in the lifestyle of a supernatural hunter. From a young age Dean looked up to his father and wanted to be just like him. For a number of years, Sam didn’t know the truth about their lifestyle. He and Dean bounced from one city to another, never settling down long enough to make any real friends. Dean became very close with Sam and made it his duty to protect him. When Sam was eight years old, Dean was the one to tell him what their father really did, introducing Sam to the hunting life.
Dean never really fit in when he was in high school. For the short time he attended any school some people would see him as cool because he had a devil-may-care attitude. But, he was often labeled an outcast and his teachers always thought of him as a problem child. Not that he really made an effort to prove anybody wrong. He didn’t like spending his time cooped up in some classroom while somebody droned on and on about things he’d probably never need anyway. What good was Shakespeare while you were sawing the head off a vampire? He was often disruptive in class and given detention, if he even bothered to go to class. He didn’t really care about making friends or making any kind of mark on his high school record. When he was sixteen and really got a chance to help his dad on a hunt, Dean realized that hunting was the life for him. It was where he belonged and he was good at it. So he embraced the hunting life and decided to learn everything he could from his father. In stark contrast, Sam was often at odds with John, wanting to settle down for a while and make some friends, to have a normal life. Dean was often the mediator trying to keep Sam and John from fighting all the time.
A year or so after graduating high school, Dean went on a week-long road trip on his own while Sam and John were hunting a banshee. He met a yoga instructor named Lisa Braeden and spent most of the week with her. Although Dean considered this a fun fling, it would come back to haunt him later.
After Sam graduated from high school, the strained relationship between Sam and John came to a boiling point. Sam wanted to go to college while John didn’t want Sam to abandon his family and his duty as a hunter. Dean tried his best to mediate, but Sam ultimately parted ways with him and John to go to Stanford University. Dean was hurt by Sam’s departure and never fully forgave him for abandoning the family. His relationship with Sam was practically non-existent for four years. Dean continued traveling with John, sometimes going out on his own to hunt, while Sam made friends and got into a serious relationship with Jessica Moore. In the meantime, Dean met a girl named Cassie Robinson. She was the first woman he dated seriously and he fell in love with her after a few weeks of dating. However, when he told her he hunted the supernatural she thought he was insane and broke up with him. This heartbreak deeply hurt Dean and he decided never to allow a woman to get that close to him again.
When John disappeared after going on a hunt, Dean visited Sam in Palo Alto, California to ask for his help tracking their father down. Sam was reluctant to enter the hunting lifestyle again, but when Dean expressed his level of concern for John Sam agreed to go along with him for the weekend. But it was supposed to be temporary so he could make it home in time to interview at a law school he was hoping to attend. Sam and Dean went on a hunt together, but were unable to locate John. Sam returned to his home to find his girlfriend, Jessica, burning on the ceiling above his bed. Her death was eerily reminiscent of their mother’s. Dean was able to get Sam out of the house safely, but Jessica was killed. This was devastating to Sam and it prompted him to go on the road with Dean to hunt down the thing that killed Jessica and Mary.
Sam and Dean traveled and hunted together for a while and began to form a bond after being estranged for so many years. Sam picked up on hunting quickly and turned out to be a skilled researcher. Sam also had a way with people, of talking to someone and saying just the right thing to get them to tell him what he needed to know. Because of their opposing skill sets, Sam and Dean made a good team. Throughout their time together, Sam began to exhibit mysterious psychic abilities such as premonitions and telekinesis.
After pursuing various cases and encountering a demon named Meg, Sam and Dean were reunited with their father, who found a Colt revolver that was rumored to be able to kill anything. They planned to find the Yellow-Eyed demon responsible for the deaths of Mary and Jessica and use the Colt to kill him. However, when the demon possessed John and the responsibility fell to Sam to shoot him to kill the demon, Sam was unable to kill his father and their plan failed. John was furious and while they were arguing and driving to their next destination they were in a serious car accident. Sam suffered minor injuries and John was hospitalized while Dean was left in critical condition. While Sam searched for a way to save Dean, John summoned the Yellow-Eyed demon, who they’d learn was named Azazel. John made a deal, trading the Colt and his own soul for Dean’s life. Dean awoke and John remained alive long enough to give him a message: that the demon had plans for Sam and if Dean couldn’t save him, he’d have to kill him. John died soon after and it didn’t take long for Dean to figure out he’d made a deal. The fact that John died to save Dean would haunt Dean for the rest of his life.
As Sam and Dean continued hunting, Sam’s powers grew and Dean struggled with the message John had left him with. They encountered another young man named Max exhibiting similar abilities, but Max was using them to kill people. This made Sam a bit weary of his own powers. They also met Ellen Harvelle and her daughter Jo, old contacts of their father’s. The Harvelles and their friend Ash became allies for Sam and Dean and often helped them with cases. Dean and Jo became closer when she tagged along with them on a hunt. However, when Jo learned that John Winchester had been partially responsible for the death of her father, she parted ways with Sam and Dean. She parted ways with her mother as well when she said she wanted to start hunting and her mother refused to let her do it under her roof.
Dean became the target of a federal investigation when his name came up in connection with a few murders committed by a shapeshifter in his image. While dodging the F.B.I., Sam and Dean continued to hunt the supernatural. They encountered a supernatural virus called Croatoan that caused violent behavior in people. Sam discovered he was immune to the virus after being infected and failing to exhibit symptoms. Dean was finally forced to tell Sam what John had said before he died: that he’d have to either save Sam or kill him. They continued to encounter more “special children” over the next several months and realized they were all the same age as Sam and many of their parents had also died in nursery fires.
Sam was later possessed by the demon Meg. While possessed, he found and attacked Jo Harvelle, prompting Dean to enlist the help of another hunter, Bobby Singer. Dean was able to track down and capture Sam before he did Jo any serious harm. However, when Jo tried to talk to him to find out what was going on Dean was quick to shut her down and leave, which was upsetting to Jo. With Bobby’s help, Dean was able to exorcise the demon from Sam.
When Dean’s fugitive status caught up with him, Sam and Dean went to prison and were able to escape. They planned to continue pursuing Azazel. However, when Sam disappeared, leaving behind only a trace of sulfur, Dean and Bobby began trying to track him down. After the destruction of Harvelle’s Roadhouse and the death of Ash, Ellen joined Dean and Bobby. They tracked down Sam, who had been placed in some kind of supernatural death match with the other “special children.” They arrived just in time to see a man named Jake Talley stab Sam. After Sam died, Dean summoned a Crossroads Demon and made a deal: his soul for Sam’s life. Sam was resurrected and he killed Jake, but not before Jake opened a devil’s gate to hell, releasing a number of demons.
After Dean revealed to Sam that he only had a year to live before he was dragged to Hell, Sam began to search for a way to save him. They encountered a number of demons, including Ruby, who claimed to know a way to save Dean from the pit. Although Dean was unwilling to put his trust in a demon, Sam was more open to the idea and often accepted her help, much to Dean’s dismay. They also had several run-ins with a supernatural dealer of sorts named Bela Talbot. Through their quest to find a loophole in Dean’s deal, they discovered his contract was held by a powerful demon named Lilith. They focused all their energy on hunting down and killing Lilith, hoping killing her would void the contract. Ruby reluctantly agreed to help them, aiding Bobby in repairing the broken Colt revolver. As Dean’s time drew near he was able to see the true faces of demons. As Ruby led Sam and Dean into Lilith’s lair – a home in the suburbs – Dean quickly realized Ruby’s host was in fact possessed by Lilith. Unfortunately, he realized too little too late and Lilith had him torn apart by rabid hell hounds. Dean died and was sent to Hell, leaving Sam devastated.
Four months later, Dean awoke in a coffin and crawled out of his own grave. Having no idea how he’d gotten back to Earth, Dean was left with only one clue: a handprint burned into his shoulder. He tracked down Bobby, who then took him to Sam. After a heartfelt reunion, the group began searching for what could have brought Dean back. Dean became angry at Sam for continuing to try to find a way to save Dean after he was already dead when Dean had specifically told him not to. Sam, Dean and Bobby enlisted the help of psychic Pamela Barnes, who performed a séance to contact the being that resurrected Dean. When she made contact with the being, she revealed his name was Castiel… right before her eyes were burned out if their sockets.
Sam, Dean and Bobby were surprised to learn that Castiel was an angel and he’d pulled Dean from Hell because Heaven had work for him. Dean, who had never believed in angels before, was skeptical while Sam was more open to the idea. As they continued to investigate, the group discovered that there were omens happening that signaled the coming of the apocalypse. Dean also learned that Sam reconnected with the demon Ruby while Dean was in Hell. He was furious to discover that Ruby had been training Sam to strengthen his psychic abilities and he still didn’t trust Ruby had Sam’s best interest at heart. However, Sam insisted he was in full control of his abilities and that they were their best shot at killing Lilith and, hopefully, stopping the apocalypse.
Sam and Dean encountered a woman named Anna Milton, who was committed to an institution after exhibiting delusional behavior. They quickly discovered that Anna was hearing conversations between angels in Heaven. While protecting Anna, they learned that she was a fallen angel and began to help her locate her grace. However, they were confronted by Castiel and Uriel as well as a group of demons, all wanting Anna for their own purposes. Anna stole her grace back and the angels and demons clashed. All of them disappeared, leaving Sam, Dean, Bobby and Ruby stunned and confused.
Dean, along with Sam and Ruby, defend Anna Milton from Castiel, Uriel and Alastair as both Heaven and Hell want Anna for their own personal gain. Anna takes her grace from Uriel and, for the moment, vanquishes the angels and Alastair, who at that time, was supposedly dead.
Both Dean and Sam overcome new obstacles such as fighting an abandoned girl, defeating a tricky Magician, facing his past and killing a seductive siren.
Dean realizes that everyone is cheating death in a small town and finds out that the demons are kidnapping Reapers to open another seal. Dean and Sam ask Pamela for help and she brings them into the Spirit World, where they find Alastair as the mastermind of the plan. Dean also teams-up with Tessa and learns how ghosts interact with the living world.
Dean is pressed into service by Castiel and Uriel, who need him to torture Alastair for information on who is killing angels, since Dean was his "student" in Hell. Dean refuses at first, but eventually agrees. However, he only succeeds in getting Alastair to reveal that Dean himself was the first seal to break, by virtue of giving in and torturing souls in Hell. ("The first seal shall be broken when a righteous man sheds blood in Hell. As he breaks, so shall it break.")
The distraction is enough for Alastair to free himself, the Devil's Trap set up by Castiel having been eroded by a leaking pipe. Alastair nearly kills Dean and then comes close to sending Castiel back to Heaven, but Sam, having grown stronger in his demonic abilities, arrives and uses his powers to torture Alastair in to revealing he does not know who is killing the angels; Sam kills Alastair shortly afte . Later, as Dean recovers in the hospital, Castiel informs him about Uriel's betrayal; Uriel had been killing angels who did not join his cause to free Lucifer from Hell. Castiel also confirms Alastair's claim that Dean was the first seal, but adds that, because of this, Dean is the only man capable of averting the Apocalypse. However, Dean does not believe he is up to such a task and tells Castiel to find someone else as tears run down his face.
To put Dean back on the right path, Zachariah, Castiel's superior, re-writes Dean and Sam's memories to remove their knowledge of supernatural creatures, making them believe they are average people working regular jobs, and drops them in a haunted building. After the brothers proceed to defeat the ghost behind the hauntings, Zachariah (who posed as Dean's boss) restores Dean's memories to show him that hunting is in his blood. This renews Dean's resolve.
Dean is aware that Sam used his demonic powers to kill Alastair, but neither Castiel nor Dean know how Sam is getting stronger. In "The Rapture," Dean witnesses Sam drink the blood of a demon he is about to kill. Later, in the Impala, Sam tells Dean to get it over and yell at him for drinking demon blood when Sam gets a request from Bobby to head to his house. Once there, Dean and Bobby trick Sam and lock him in the demon-proof panic room for his own safety as he detoxes from the demon blood.
Added by David KaiqueWhile Sam is going through painful withdrawal symptoms from the demon blood, Dean asks Castiel for help. He takes an oath to serve God and the angels if it would mean that Sam wouldn't have to kill Lilith, to which Castiel says "If that gives you comfort." Sam escapes the panic room after Castiel releases him, and Dean tracks him down to a hotel, despite Sam's efforts to shake him. They argue over whether or not Ruby is corrupting Sam, if Dean is supposed to stop the Apocalypse, and if Sam is turning into a monster. The argument leads to a fight that Sam wins. Dean yells at Sam by saying, "If you walk out that door, don't you ever come back" -- the same ultimatum John gave Sam when he left for college years before, resulting in Sam's four-year estrangement from his father -- after which Sam leaves the room.
Dean and Sam have a strong confrontation which leads into a seperation. Dean telling him never to return. He swears his alliance to serve Christ and is then held captured as Zachariah prevents him from stopping the Apocalypse. After being freed by Castiel, he finds Sam, only to realize he's too late. Before killing Ruby, who had been manipulating the brothers all along, Sam kills Lilith, and in doing so, brought on the Apocalypse.
As Lucifer escapes, the brothers are teleported into an airplane by an unknown force (Later revealed to be God). Dean is told by Zachariah that he is the "Sword of Michael", which means the Archangel Michael will use his body as a vessel to lead the forces of heaven, but Dean must consent to this. Dean refuses and Castiel saves him when Zachariah tries to force Dean to agree by harming him and Sam. Bobby gets possessed by a demon and instead of killing Dean he kills the demon inside himself, using Rubys knife, in turn paralyzing himself from the waist down.
Dean and Sam fight the Horseman War in a town where the people think that their neighbors are demons. In this town is Ellen, Jo, and Rufus all trying to hunt the demons, who turn out to be just people that War has made eyes seem black. Once the brothers cut the ring finger off of war sending the town back to normal, Dean worries that Sam cannot control his urge to drink demon blood, and the brothers agree to go their separate ways because Sam is a liability with his demon blood lust. Castiel finds Dean and they capture the Archangel Raphael to ask the location of God.
Dean is transported forward in time, this time by Zachariah to see what the future will be like. He finds himself in 2014, eventually meeting up with his future self, as well as the survivors and victims of the Croatoan Virus from season 2. Dean finds out that Sam let Lucifer into his body, and this was the reason the world was in such disarray. Later, the future Dean is killed by Lucifer, while in Sam's body. After being told by his future self to accept Michael into his body, Dean is transported back to his own time, where he comes face to face with Zachariah. He refuses to become Michael's vessel. In the end of the episode, the brothers meet back up again, and decide that they should stay together, to "Keep each other human."
It is revealed to Dean and Sam by the Gabriel (who reveals that he is the Archangel Gabriel) that their relationship (Dean, the older brother loyal to an absent father, and Sam the younger brother, rebellious to the father's plan) mirrors the relationship between Lucifer and Michael, and has been told to the angels since the beginning to bring about Judgment Day.
Sam and Deans plan to find Lucifer and kill him, with help from Castiel, Jo, Ellen, and Bobby. They find out that the Colt is in the possession of a demon named "Crowley," who gives the Winchesters the gun to kill Lucifer and end the Apocalypse. While looking for Lucifer in Carthage Missouri, Castiel sees reapers all over the town and is later captured by Lucifer while investigating. The hunters run into Meg, who sicks a pack of hellhounds on the group. Jo is severely injured by one of the hellhounds during their escape. The group finds shelter in a hardware store where they make bombs out of rock salt and iron nails to kill the hellhounds. Jo plans on setting off the bomb since she is going to die anyways, in turn Ellen stays with Jo and both die in the blast. The Winchesters then find out that Lucifer is one of the five things in the universe that the colt cannot kill by using it on him, with no effect. Having lost another plan, Dean becomes more disillusioned and hopeless, and with his experience in Heaven where after spending time in heaven and finding out God doesn't see the battle with Lucifer to be his problem, he begins to see little reason to deny his destiny as Michael's vessel, deciding to take on the role.
Dean was preparing for his possession by Michael before being discovered by Sam and Castiel, who return him to Bobby's house. They convince him to allow them some more time in order to research another method of stopping Lucifer; however the unexpected resurrection of their brother Adam Milligan, planned to be a vessel, forces Sam, Bobby and Castiel to keep Adam and Dean from Zachariah. When Dean escapes and tries to lure the angels, both Castiel and Sam leave to find him, allowing Adam to be removed by Angels. Despite Bobby and Castiel's insistence in keeping Dean from Zachariah, Sam allows him to try to rescue Adam. With Castiel removed, along with the angelic guards, the brothers attempt to rescue Adam, but Sam's ambush on Zachariah fails and Zachariah causes internal damage to both Adam and Sam to coerce Dean to consent to Michael. Ultimately, he relents, but after Zachariah summons Michael, Dean taunts him into sacrificing himself in order to allow Michael in. Zachariah angrily refuses, and Dean stabs him and rushes out, unfortunately leaving Adam locked in the room with the approaching Michael. As they leave, Dean admits that he would have accepted Michael, but because of Sam's faith he decides that he will "take the fight to them".
To use a plan to get Lucifer back in the cage provided by the fallen archangel Gabriel, they reluctant need Sam to become the vessel so he can jump back in the cage with Lucifer. Dean is against this but knows it has to be done. Sam makes him promise to return to Lisa and Ben to live a normal life once this is all over and he promises to do just that once this all plays out. Once Sam says "yes" to Lucifer, he loses control and closes the portal, then takes his leave to fight his older brother, Michael, who is possessing Adam.
Dean is about to lose hope until Castiel and Bobby help pull back together and he goes to the battlefield and interrupts the destined battle between Lucifer and Michael. Michael is enraged that Dean interrupted their battle as he is no longer a part of the story and then Castiel takes him out to give Dean enough time to talk to Sam. Then Lucifer kills Castiel and Bobby as he continues to beat Dean into a bloody pulp until he is able to reach towards Sam and then he opens Lucifer's cage but is stopped by Michael from jumping in. But then Sam pulls him in with him and they both fall into the pit.
Castiel returns from the dead once again and heals both Dean and Bobby as the apocalypse is finally over. Dean is outraged by the outcome as he lost Sam again but Castiel tells him he got exactly what he wanted and then vanished to restore order to heaven as Michael is gone now. Dean makes his promise towards Sam and goes to live with Lisa and Ben, but unknown to him, Sam is watching outside, having been released from the cage.
One year later, Dean is living a normal life with Lisa and Ben, having a normal job and having the Impala covered up with his weapons locked away in the garage. He is truly happy until he notices supernatural occurrences around his neighborhood and in the garage when he was getting ready to fight, he has an impossible encounter with Azazel, the Yellow Eyed Demon, but it turns out to be a hallucination created by Djinns and is snapped out of it by none other than Sam, his brother. They are filled with joy to see each other again but Dean is soon enraged when he figures out that Sam has been back this entire time and didn't tell me. Soon, he is reunited with his thought deceased Grandfather Samuel Campbell and other members of his family from his mother's side who were all thought to be dead.
Dean hides Lisa and Ben at Bobby's
Added by NickJ4meThey teamed up to take down the dijinns who went after Lisa and Ben so Dean took them to Bobby's who was enraged even more when he found out that Bobby knew Sam was back as well and didn't tell him. Then Dean and Sam used themselves as bait to lure the dijinns in and Dean was affected again with hallucinations of Azazel killing Lisa similar to how his mother died and feeding Ben demon blood, but eventually snapped out of it by Sam. Sam leaves after Dean decides to stay with Lisa and Ben.
Dean relocates Lisa and Ben to a different home and starts to take on traits of his father that were similar in his childhood. He is called back to hunting by Sam as shapeshifters were murdering parents and taking the babies from them and Sam needs help to take care of an abandoned baby from a crime scene and soon find out that the baby is the shifter's boy and killing the parents in order to recollect.
They take the baby to Samuel after a shape shifter attacked them at the store and motel, and Dean is distrustful of the Campbells and has a rocky start with his cousins. Samuel wants to raise the baby as a hunter, which enrages, Dean but before they can discuss it any further, the Alpha Shifter arrived and killed one of the cousins, also taking down the rest of the Campbells, then the Alpha defeated Sam and Dean and took the baby.
Dean is conflicted with either leaving and go hunting with Sam, or stay with Lisa and leave that life behind for good. Then Lisa suggests a compromise, he can go hunting and come back whenever he can. He agrees and gets the Impala out of the garage and gets back on the road with a smile on his face.
Dean has some guilt of leaving as he has erotic dreams about Lisa and is called to a case by Sam to investigate the mysterious deaths of cops and decide to call for Castiel, but Sam doesn't believe he'll come. To his surprise, he did show and tells them that the staff of Moses is responsible for the deaths and an angel stole the item along with others from heaven and that heaven was in civil war as Raphael is trying to take over and resume the Apocalypse that they prevented.
They find the child responsible and discover that he sold his soul to an angel for the staff as he wanted revenge for the cops did to his older brother. Castiel soul probes child against Dean's wishes but strangely Sam is fine with this. The angel Balthazar was responsible
Dean questions Sam.
Added by Thesilentpoethoseaand they track them down, with Dean and Sam staying behind and fighting Raphael's angel henchmen. They help trap Balthazar after Raphael is gone and forces him to relinquish the child's soul and give back the stolen items of heaven, which gets him released by Castiel and both angels vanish without saying a word.
Sam joins Dean again as his car was destroyed when Castiel destroyed it by landing on it, as Dean questions Sam's strange behavior and his time in hell, but Sam doesn't want to talk about it at all.
Later, they help Bobby claim his soul back as Crowley turned his back on him and they travel to Scotland and used his bones as bargaining chips to get his soul back. Crowley agreed as the burning of demon bones can kill them and returns Bobby's soul with him collecting the bones from Dean and Sam.
Dean, now a vampire.
Added by ThesilentpoethoseaThings seem to be going well for Dean until a case of missing girls comes to the brothers. Sam and Dean investigate what appears to be a vampire attack, and Dean becomes entangled with the vampire Boris and he attacks Dean. Sam walks by, but merely watches as Boris turns Dean into a vampire. Once Sam interferes, the deed has been done. Dean is now a vampire. Dean asks Sam why he isn't freaked out about his vampirism, as he can hear Sam's steady heartbeat. Sam tries to reason with Dean, assuring him that Samuel will know what to do.
Dean then decides to sneak out to visit Lisa, which turns out to be, as Dean says, a lousy decision. Dean tries to tell Lisa what has happened, but struggles with his words due to his bloodlust for Lisa. He comes close to biting (or killing) her, but retreats into the hallway. Ben enters the hallway, and Dean warns Ben to stay back. Ben approaches, but Dean shoves him to the wall. He then leaves back to the motel.
Upon Samuel's arrival, Dean demands that he kill him, but Samuel refuses and informs him that there is a cure for it. As long as Dean doesn't feed, then the cure can turn him back. All he needs is the blood of the vampire who turned him. Dean infiltrates the nest, and encounters Boris, who explains to him the vampires' aim. When Boris smells the dead man's blood drop from Dean's syringe, he attacks. Before the vampire can make his move, all the vampires in the nest collapse, including Dean. He has a vision of the Alpha vampire.
Dean takes out the entire nest, and its leader Boris.
Added by ThesilentpoethoseaWhen he awakens, Boris is rallying the coven of the vampire to attack Dean. Dean, however, has the upper hand and takes out the entire nest single-handedly, including Boris. Back at the motel, Dean drinks the cure, and goes through a painful process of turning back. His short time as a vampire flashes before him, highlighting Sam's hesitation. Dean now has lost trust in his brother completely.
Dean becomes so uncomfortable around Sam, it gets to the point where Dean makes excuses to stay away from him. He informs Bobby of the situation, and digs up on information on whatever could possibly be Sam's diagnosis. He then asks aloud for the truth, and is infected with a truth curse where people tell truths to him against their will. Sam, however, proves to be nulled towards this, as the curse doesn't affect him. He lies to Dean at first, but then comes clean after Dean pulls a knife on his brother. Dean processes the truth about Sam, and responds with beating Sam unconscious.
Dean takes matters into his own hands, and calls Castiel for assistance with diagnosing Sam. Castiel confirms that Sam has no soul, and that it is still in the cage with Michael and Lucifer. Dean intends on holding Sam in the motel room, but when Sam unties the bonds he's in and refuses, Dean states he'll be watching every move he makes, which Sam agrees to. The two brothers then chase the only lead they have towards Sam's soullessness: Samuel.
Samuel has a lead on the Alpha vampire, and Dean volunteers himself and Sam to join the hunt. Samuel reluctantly lets Dean join the hunt, and Dean expresses to Sam that he doesn't trust Samuel, much to Sam's surprise.
Dean is left with Gwen to stand guard while Sam joins the other Campbells on the hunt. Dean sneaks away
Dean spies on the Campbells.
Added by Thesilentpoethoseaand catches Sam helping Samuel and a few other Campbells loading the Alpha vampire into the van. He later confronts Sam about it, and Sam admits that keeping this from Dean was his own idea because they needed to interrogate creatures, and apparently Dean 'messes it up'. Dean is furious about Sam's lack of instinct, and gives him two options: to work with him, or to go off with Samuel and see how that goes. Dean is shocked when Sam comes back, admitting he gave it a 60/40 prediction of whether his brother would come back.
Dean and Sam interrogate the Alpha vampire.
Added by ThesilentpoethoseaSam and Dean follow Samuel via his cell phone's GPS to a warehouse where they have the Alpha vampire. When Samuel leaves the room, the brothers take the opportunity to question the creature themselves. The Alpha remembers Dean even by name, referring to him as 'his child for a time'. When the brothers ask the Alpha what Samuel wants from him, the vampire reveals that it is Purgatory Samuel is looking for, and that in truth, he doesn't really care about it, but he's working for someone else. Dean confronts Samuel about it, but is interrupted by the escape of the Alpha. Christian, revealed as a demon, and a few other demons recapture the Alpha and take it away.
Crowley appears on the scene, and reveals that he's Samuel's boss, and is the one who's looking for Purgatory. He is also responsible from raising both Samuel and Sam, and is in possession of Sam's soul. If they cooperate, Sam gets his soul back. If they don't, Crowley shoves Sam back in Lucifer's cage.
Dean is reluctant to work for Crowley, but Sam works the cases anyway, as he sees no other option. Dean is still not convinced that Sam is his brother, and later admits that he doesn't know what he is. When Sam comes clean to Dean that he thinks it's best to go back to being the old Sam, Dean accepts his offer, and says it's 'time to get his brother back.'
Dean and Sam are more on the same page now, but Dean still seems to struggle with Sam's behavior and then starts to act as his 'Jiminy Cricket' to Sam's 'Pinocchio'. They investigate a case of crop circle abductions, leading people to believe it is a UFO sighting. Dean decides to check out the crop circles for himself, but gets abducted.
He returns a while later, and walks in on Sam having sex with a hippie chick. Dean expresses irritation at this, and states that he 'had a close encounter, and won it'. However, it's proven that he didn't exactly 'win' anything, as he starts seeing things that no one else can see. There's one moment when Dean's alone, and the door to the motel bursts open and a "little, glowing, hot, naked lady" flies in and starts hitting him. He traps her in the microwave and cooks her, but when he tries to show Sam her remains, Sam can't see them. Sam then draws the conclusion that the UFO encounters are because of Fairies.
Dean versus a Fairy.
Added by ThesilentpoethoseaDean and Sam go to visit Marion, a woman they interviewed earlier who had said that fairies were behind the disappearances. She tells them all about fairies, including that they like cream and that they must count every grain of salt or sugar that is spilled in front of them. After they leave, they see Mr. Brennan loading boxes of cream into his car. Dean breaks into his shop and sees elves working on watches for him. Afterwards, Dean is being stalked by a fairy, a Red Cap in particular, and he mistakenly tackles a midget and is arrested for a hate crime. While in jail, Dean was being beaten by the Red Cap in his jail cell, but is saved by Sam in time and is released from jail the next morning. The midget, who was also the district attorney for Tipton county, dropped the charges against him. Dean learns that the leprechaun struck terms of making a deal with Sam, to lift his soul from the cage (and make him a 'real boy'). He questions Sam's way of thinking, and wonders if Sam is having second thoughts.
"Remember when we used to gank demons?" - Dean, to Sam
Added by ThesilentpoethoseaDean quickly becomes tired of working for Crowley, as he sees that it's not getting them anywhere. He tries to reason with Sam that Crowley may not keep his end, but Sam has left the room. When Dean slowly walks the motel room looking for Sam, he gets knocked out by demons, led by none other than Meg. Dean responds emotionally, saying he's been dying to see her again to get back at her for being responsible of Ellen and Jo's deaths. Meg seemingly approves of this, but not before demanding where their "boss" is. While neither of the brothers answer, she puts a knife to Dean's neck, getting impatient. Sam, however, merely laughs at her, and reassures Dean that she can't kill them because she needs them to get her to Crowley so she could kill him. Dean says he hopes they both lose. Sam suggests that she works with them and makes a deal with her, to which Dean is not in favor of.
When the demons leave, he confronts Sam about it. He is unsure whether working with a demon again will go anywhere good, and their tendencies to double-cross against them. Sam assures Dean that they will get the jump on the demons first because he'll be bringing Castiel along for the ride. Dean expresses surprise when Sam actually succeeds in calling the angel.
When Castiel performs a ritual to find Crowley's location and can't find him, Dean suggests they search Samuel's office for a map or any hint on Crowley's base. They are interrupted by Samuel. Dean first suggests that Samuel tells them where Crowley is, to which he refuses to tell them. When all his attempts lead to nothing, Dean then consents to ask Samuel what Crowley is holding over him. Samuel takes a picture out of his desk drawer, and hands it to Dean: it's a picture of their mother, Mary. Dean expresses a somber opposition towards working with Crowley to bring Mary back, and tries to convince Samuel to learn from the brothers' mistakes. When Samuel's had enough of his protests, he asks them to leave. Samuel later knocks on their door (unsettled by Castiel watching porn) to give them the location, despite his wishing for them not to go there.
Dean assures Castiel that they will find a way to deal with complications with Sam.
Before they leave for the prison, Castiel talks to Dean about how he doesn't think retrieving Sam's soul is wise. He believes that Sam will be broken beyond repair if they force his "mutilated" soul back in. Dean doesn't want to believe this, and reassures Castiel (and by extension, himself) that they'll deal with whatever complications come up. Dean confronts Samuel about his betrayal. Upon arriving and infiltrating the prison, Dean expresses apprehension on how easy it was getting in, which then comes to fruition when the guards are let out and come after the group. When Meg decides to stay behind to hold off the hounds, Dean, Sam, and Castiel head further in the prison in search for Crowley. Castiel is banished by Samuel, much to Dean's surprise, and the brothers are locked in separate cells by demons. When Samuel later tries to make Dean understand, the two express different ways of seeing the betrayal: Samuel saw it as Dean choosing Sam over Mary, while Dean saw it as Samuel choosing Crowley over his own grandsons. He also challenges Samuel that he's gonna make it out of the prison and the next time he meets Samuel, he'll kill him. Demons then let him out his cell to be taken to a bigger cell to be eaten alive by demons. Dean fights back, but to no avail. Sam later busts in and kills the demons.
Dean then finds where Christian has Meg, kills Christian, and then sets off the fire alarm to get Crowley's attention. When the King of Hell enters the room, the brothers confront him and demand he return Sam's soul. Crowley says he can't, and that he was lucky enough to get his body out of the cage. Crowley breaks from the devil's trap, and flings Sam and Dean pinned to the wall. When Castiel intervenes, he asks again if he can restore Sam's soul. Crowley repeats that he can't, and Castiel burns his bones to ash.
Later, outside the prison, Dean thanks Castiel for his help. Castiel expresses his failures in the civil war in Heaven, and Dean is genuinely concerned, and asks if there's anything they can do to help. When the angel says there's nothing they can do and apologizes, Dean reassures him that there's no need to apologize, that they understand and are his friends. When Castiel leaves, Dean then assures Sam that they will figure something else out to get his soul back, to which Sam claims they won't (and shouldn't). Dean tries to reason with Sam, saying that he doesn't know how wrong, how messed up he is without a soul. Sam disagrees and walks away without a word. He doesn't even respond to Dean's calling.
Dean makes a wager with Death.
Added by ThesilentpoethoseaDean, now more desperate than ever for Sam's soul, seeks out the pale horseman Death to ask for his help. Dean requests not only for Sam's soul, but for their half-brother Adam as well (Death however forces Dean to pick one, in which he chooses Sam). Death hints he has the power to jailbreak Lucifer's cage, and makes a wager with Dean: he will restore Sam's soul if Dean agrees to be Death for a day. He also says he will be able to put a mental wall inside Sam's mind to hold back the memories of the cage, as he also confirms that the results of those memories (or of the wall collapsing) would be fatal. Before the horseman can explain why he wants this from Dean, he is resurrected by Dr. Robert.
Dean informs Sam and Bobby on his deal with Death. Sam is very adamant about keeping his soul out of his body, but later backs down and gives Dean false hope not to mess up. Dean, still very suspicious of his soulless brother, tells Bobby to watch him while he's gone.
Dean slips on the pale horseman's ring.
Added by ThesilentpoethoseaDean slips on Death's ring, giving him some of Death's powers and effectively taking his place for 24 hours. The reaper Tessa is assigned to keep an eye on Dean to make sure he has the "minimum screw-up", despite her dislike for Dean's habits of throwing a wrench in everything. Dean does a fair job and kills a few people with a simple touch, following Tessa's list of people, but becomes hesitant when he is supposed to kill a 12 year-old girl. He refuses to kill her, but this, as Tessa states, knocks over a domino. The girl survives, but innocent people die in her place, as she is disrupting the natural order being alive. Dean tries to save one of these innocent people, going as far as taking off Death's ring. Realizing the mistake he's made, he reluctantly accepts defeat, but finally decides to kill the girl.
Meanwhile, Sam's going to the limit trying to survive as a soulless being, and is getting ready to sacrifice Bobby for a spell, before Dean intervenes. He knocks Sam out and chains him to the cot in the panic room. Dean expresses deep sadness at how he's failed to fulfill his life-long promise of saving his brother: this replicant of Sam could not stay alive; he's dangerous, he's cold, and he's capable of anything.
Dean and Death discussing the natural order.
Added by ThesilentpoethoseaDean leaves the basement to let his defeat sink in, when he is approached by Death, who invites him to join him for a little treat. Dean gives back the horseman's ring, and claims his loss of their wager. Death, however, finds himself amused by Dean getting a hard look behind the curtain about the natural order, even stating that his brother Sam and himself keep coming back, and cause a disruption on a global scale.
Dean then assumes that his wager was rigged right from the start, as he thinks Death would've known he wouldn't last a day. Death denies this, and declares their business is finished, but he offers a bonus: he will still go to Hell to raise Sam's soul. He then encourages Dean to keep digging in what he's learning regarding the souls (possibly referring to the search for Purgatory).
Dean then demands Bobby to open the door to the panic room, as they witness Sam struggling to stay away from Death, who has returned with Sam's soul. Despite Sam's pleas, Death restores Sam's soul in his body, with a conflicted Dean watching as his brother screams in agony. A week passes and Sam has still not woken up. During this time, Dean calls Castiel to check on Sam and asks if Cas thinks Sam will ever wake up. Castiel tells Dean that he doesn't think so, leaving Dean alone. Dean heads up stairs and Bobby offers him a drink and a case. Then, to Dean's joy, Sam wakes up and gives Dean a hug, as well as Bobby. Sam later reveals to Dean that doesn't remember anything other than jumping in the hole. Dean is surprised at glad at this information, despite Bobby's suspicion. So he and Sam go and go work a case involving dragons, which makes Dean happy to work with soulful Sam.
When Bobby finds a sword that could kill the dragons, so Dean goes to visit Dr. Visyak. When Dean tries to pull the sword from the stone he falls off and resorts to blowing it up instead. He returns to Sam and the two go after the dragons. There they fight off the dragons and save the girls they held captive. Later on as Dean is happily going thought the pile of gold they found at the dragon lair, Sam confronts him about him being soulless and apologizes to Dean. Dean is shocked that Sam knows and asks who told Sam (who answers Castiel). Dean tells Sam about the wall inside his head, and that what Sam did wasn't him. Sam disagrees and wants to fix it. Dean is about to disagree, but Sam argues that Dean would do the same thing. Then Bobby arrives and tells them about the Mother of All.
Then Sam gets a mysterious text about a case, which gets Dean worried. As they investigate, Dean finds out that Sam has been in this town before, and wants to leave. But Sam doesn't want to, which gets Dean angry and begins to quote John's rules. But they stick around, and Sam begins remembering what happened, much to Dean's displeasure. They do figure out its a Arachne with a grudge against Sam, and defeat it. After Sam and Dean have a talk about what happened and Dean tries to make Sam feel better. Then Sam collapses, and Dean rushes to Sam calling his name.
Dean trying to wake Sam
Added by Mr.ComatoseCouple of minutes pass by, and Sam is still out. Dean is very scared for his brother, and tries to wake Sam up. Sam does wake up and Dean helps him up. Dean and Sam talk about what just happened and Dean tells Sam not to scratch the wall again. With that they head out on a case with a maniquin killing people, but Dean gets called away by an "emergency" call from Ben. When Dean arrives, he finds Lisa going out on a date. He and Lisa have a talk, which later results in him leaving permanetly. When he comes back, he helps Sam finish the case.
Then things a turn for the werid when Balthazar shows up with someone on his tail. He gives Dean a "key" and sends the two into the world of "Jared" and "Jensen", where their lives are a television show. But they do get back, and Castiel tells them he has Balthazar's weapons now. Later on, Dean runs into Samuel again, and it takes Sam and Bobby to hold him back from fulfilling his promise of killing Samuel. In the hall, Gwen goes out to talk to him, and confirms this and shoots her. It turns out, Dean was possessed by Eve's latest invention. So they spilit up, and in the end, its Sam who kills Samuel. Unsure who its possessing, they rid of their weapons. In a turn of events, its Bobby who is possessed by the Khan worm, and Dean questions and kills it (despite Bobby's life in danger). Bobby does survive.
Things take a turn for the werid when Balthazar alters history and saves the Titanic. With history changed, Dean finally wins rock, paper, sissors when trying to see whos going to cheer Bobby up and now drives a mustang. He and Sam investigate a string of strange murders, and make the connect to the Titanic. They summon Balthazar who tells them why he did and leaves. At a scene of a murder Sam, notices a girl, and they go investigate, only to be saved by Castiel from thier looming death. He tells them, its Fate, and she trying to kill them. The only way to survive is to kill her. So Dean and Sam draw out Fate, and Castiel rights the past. Only Sam and Dean remember the past.
Dean is the Sheriff
Added by Mr.ComatoseDean, Sam and Bobby research how to kill the mother of all, and they find that the ashes of the phoniex can kill her. Dean finds the diary of Samuel Colt, which en-tales how he killed on. So they enlist the help of Castiel to send them back that time to find the ashes. Dean is beside himself with excited to go back to the wild west. So they head back, and find out the Phoniex is killing people. So Dean tries to set up posse, but it backfires and he ends up as sheriff. So Dean and Finch end up having a showdown, and Dean wins. As Dean rushes for the ashes, Castiel transports them back. Lucky for them, Samuel Colt got the ashes and mailed it to them.
So Sam, Dean, Castiel and Bobby, begin to hunt for Eve. Thanks to Lenore's information, they find out that Eve is in Organ Pass, and they head there. There, they discover Eve's experiments, and Dean even names one of her experiments when Bobby gives him naming rights. So Dean names a cross-breed between a wrath and vampire, Jefferson Starship.
Then the police show up (Dean hides), but they too are Jefferson Starships. In the jail, Sam and Dean discover two brothers, and they take them away from the danger. They eventually find Eve in a diner working as a waitress, and she tries to makes a deal with them. She even turns into Mary Winchester to get them to work with her, but Dean refuses nether less, and tells her to bite him. Which she does, only to find out that Dean had earlier swallowed some phoenix ashes earlier.
After their encounter with Eve, everyone begins to question Castiel. Everyone but Dean who still believes in Castiel. When Castiel comes to save them, he accidentally gives himself away, and Dean catches this. So Dean helps them trap Castiel, and questions him. Dean also tells Castiel he is like a brother to him, and asks him to stop. When demon come, Dean is forced to flee, but takes one last look at Castiel and leaves. Castiel is now free, and visits Dean. After a talk, Dean and Castiel's relationship breaks, and Castiel leaves.
After Castiel's visit, Bobby reveals that Castiel also stole a diary from Bobby's house. As they read Bobby's photocopies, Dean gets a call from Ben. Ben tells Dean that men are in the house and killed Lisa's boyfriend. Dean tries to help from the phone, but Ben too is captured. Crowley, now on the other line, tells Dean to back off or he will kill Lisa and Ben. Dean refuses to back down, and begins to hunt down Lisa and Ben. He even begins to torture demons for their location. Sam tries to help him, but Dean tells Sam to back off. Then Dean accidentally breaks the Devil's Trap, and the demon attack. Castiel comes in and saves Dean. Dean doesn't want anything to do with Castiel though. Later, its Balthazar who gives Dean Lisa and Ben's location.
So Balthazar transports them there, and they storm the building.
"Lisa" holding Ben hostage
Added by ThesilentpoethoseaDean finds Ben and Lisa after taking out some of Crowley's goons. He unties them, only to find out that Lisa is possessed by a demon, and she hold Ben hostage. Dean manages to free Ben by splashing holy water at "Lisa". Then he manages to free the knife from "Lisa's" hand and begins to excorise her. He continues to excorise her after the demon stabbed Lisa's body. Once the demon is out, Dean moves quickly to save Lisa's life, and carries her out to the car, and rushes her to the hospital. Dean stays by Lisa's bedside, and then Castiel arrives and heals her. Dean asks Castiel for favor to erase Lisa and Ben's memory of him. Dean approaches them after this and apologizes to them. In the car, Sam tries to help Dean, but Dean tells Sam not to mention Lisa or Ben to him ever again, or he will break Sam's nose. A week later, Bobby, Dean and Sam go looking for Dr. Visyak, and they find her in an alley. She is bleeding and tells them how to open the door to Purgatory. Then Casteil appears, and Dean tells Castiel to leave. Castiel tells him he is done playing nice, and promises to put Sam back.
Dean leaving Sam their location. This confuses Dean, until Castiel touches Sam, and breaks down the wall inside his head, sending Sam into a comatose state. Dean stays by Sam's bedside, while Sam is comatose. After Balthazar giving them Castiel's location, Bobby manages to convince Dean to go with him after Castiel. Before Dean leaves, he leaves Sam their location. So Dean and Bobby head out. When they arrive they scope out the place, which is full of angels. Then a demon cloud comes, and Dean and Bobby run back to the Impala. The demon smash into the impala, flipping it over.
When Dean wakes up, he checks on Bobby, who is okay. So the two sneak into the place, and walk in as Crowley, and Raphael are doing the ritual. Dean throws Angelic Blade at Raphael, who catches it and flings Dean and Bobby. Then Castiel shows up, and shows his new power. With this he kills Raphael, and Crowley runs away. Dean tries to talk Castiel to powering down without making Cas angry, and even reminds Castiel that he used to be family. But Castiel doesn't want to power down and after Sam stabbing him, proves he is no longer an angel. Dean is very shocked to hearing Castiel proclaiming himself to be god.
