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* AssholeVictim: His psycho-sadism finally caught up with him as an [[HandicappedBadass injured Dean]] hands him his ass while [[BoomHeadshot Mary]] seals the deal.
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* KickTheSonOfABitch: His psycho-sadism finally caught up with him as an [[HandicappedBadass injured Dean]] hands him his ass while [[BoomHeadshot Mary]] seals the deal.
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* HateSink: Although [[ANaziByAnyOtherName Doctor Hess]] claims to be doing important work, fighting against monsters to let many people "sleep safetly in their beds at night", she proves to be worse than almost any monster in the series. She has had hundreds, if not thousands, of monsters killed, good and bad, not for what's best for the world, but for her [[AbsoluteXenophobe discrimination]] against all monsters, and for the British Men of Letters' desire for absolute control. She is also [[WouldHurtAChild not above killing children]], having Mick Davies kill his best friend when he was a student to test his loyalty. After seeing the American hunters, particularly the Winchesters, prove a constant annoyance, Hess not only has Mick executed for siding with Sam and Dean, but also [[FinalSolution attempts to exterminate]] all American Hunters, their families, and any witnesses. Overall, she is the dark reflection of the shows's main heroic faction, and brings the series a whole new meaning of [[HumansAreBastards "humans are bastards."]]
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* SlobsVsSnobs: Both branches of the Men of Letters look down on American hunters as disorganized, inefficient thugs.
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* RepressiveButEfficient: They're ruthless heavy-handed bastards, but their methods are successful enough that the UK hasn't had a monster-related death since the ''1960's.''
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* AbsoluteXenophobe: They institutionally despise ''any'' remotely-supernatural being that isn't under their direct control. They seek to exterminate all monsters indiscriminately, even the ones that are living peacefully and aren't harming anyone, ''because'' they're monsters full-stop. What really cements them as this trope is that they don't even consider ''psychics'' to be human and have them terminated just for having powers.
