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* {{Jerkass}}: The pedestrian looking down at his phone who bumps into Death and then says, [[NeverMyFault "Watch where you're walking, pal!"]] Of course, it isn't bad enough for him to qualify as an AssholeVictim.
* KillTheGod: According to Death, he will reap even God at the end of time.
* KillTheGod: According to Death, he will reap even God at the end of time.
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* CosmicEntity: Death. He makes it clear that there are countless other planets and galaxies that he could concern himself with. The main reason he agrees to help Dean is because, in this incarnation(a Horseman), he's partially under Lucifer's control and ''considers that an insult''.
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* CosmicEntity: Death. He makes it clear that there are countless other planets and galaxies that he could concern himself with. The main reason he agrees to help Dean is because, in this incarnation(a incarnation (a Horseman), he's partially under Lucifer's control and ''considers that an insult''.
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Dean gets a call from Castiel, who has finally lost enough of his angel mojo that he can't teleport from the hospital he's in. Sam and Dean go after Pestilence and, with Cas's help, manage to take his ring. Crowley shows up; turns out Bobby took him up on the offer and traded his soul for Death's location. While Sam, Bobby, and Cas stop the shipment of the vaccines full of Croatoan, Dean and Crowley go to Chicago to take on Death. They find him in a pizza parlor. Dean quickly realizes that there's no way he could ever kill this guy. Lucky that Death has no intention of fighting. Tired of being Lucifer's prisoner, he gives Dean his ring on one condition: that he allow Sam to go forward with his plan to say yes to Lucifer and step into the Cage.
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Dean gets a call from Castiel, who has finally lost enough of his angel mojo that he can't teleport from the hospital he's in. Sam and Dean go after Pestilence and, with Cas's help, manage to take his ring. Crowley shows up; turns out Bobby took him up on the offer and traded his soul for Death's location. While Sam, Bobby, and Cas stop the shipment of the vaccines full of Croatoan, Dean and Crowley go to Chicago to take on Death. They find him in a pizza parlor. Dean quickly realizes that there's no way he could ever kill this guy. Lucky that Luckily, Death has no intention of fighting. Tired of being Lucifer's prisoner, he gives Dean his ring on one condition: that he allow allows Sam to go forward with his plan to say yes to Lucifer and step into the Cage.
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* BadassInANiceSuit[=/=]BadassLongcoat: Death is wearing a black suit and longcoat.
* BigBad: Pestilence, who is spreading sickness throughout the country and intends on unleashing the Croatoan virus in guise of a vaccine. He's defeated halfway through, leaving a bunch of Croatoan zombies as the antagonists for the rest of the episode.
* BigBad: Pestilence, who is spreading sickness throughout the country and intends on unleashing the Croatoan virus in guise of a vaccine. He's defeated halfway through, leaving a bunch of Croatoan zombies as the antagonists for the rest of the episode.
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* BigBad: Pestilence, who is spreading sickness throughout the country and intends on unleashing the Croatoan virus in the guise of a vaccine. He's defeated halfway through, leaving a bunch of Croatoan zombies as the antagonists for the rest of the episode.
* BigBad: Pestilence, who is spreading sickness throughout the country and intends on unleashing the Croatoan virus in the guise of a vaccine. He's defeated halfway through, leaving a bunch of Croatoan zombies as the antagonists for the rest of the episode.
* BlatantLies: Death agrees to give Dean his ring under the condition that Dean must promise to let his brother say yes to Lucifer. After a long moment of silence, Dean agrees, and then immediately makes it clear to Bobby he was lying.
** Even Death seemed to get that Dean's 'yes' was a little too earnest, which is why he warns him, "That better be 'yes,' Dean. You know you can't cheat Death."
** Even Death seemed to get that Dean's 'yes' was a little too earnest, which is why he warns him, "That better be 'yes,' Dean. You know you can't cheat Death."
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* CallBack: Crowley refers to himself as King of the Crossroads, establishing that he was not just Lilith's NumberTwo but is actually the highest-ranking crossroads demon. While attention isn't called to it, this actually makes the normal crossroad demon's remarks in "[[Recap/SupernaturalS03E05BedtimeStories Bedtime Stories]]" about her "boss" having Dean's contract instead of her finally make sense. Lilith was claimed in the third season to have held all contracts including Dean's, but as she was female, she couldn't have been the boss that demon specifically referred to as male. As King of the Crossroads, Crowley would have been that demon's "boss" and as "[[Recap/SupernaturalS05E10AbandonAllHope Abandon All Hope]]" showed, he is both controlling enough to want to deal personally with "the big fishes" (so he would want to hold onto Dean Winchester's soul himself, especially after that particular demon had [[Recap/SupernaturalS02E08CrossroadBlues already broken a contract because of Dean]]) and has the self preservation to not put himself in danger (by not responding to Dean's summons personally to make the deal or appearing when the Winchesters were trying to break Dean's deal). It's unclear if means Lilith claimed Dean's and the other contracts from Crowley after Crowley joined her campaign, or if the Winchesters' attack on Lilith in "[[Recap/SupernaturalS03E16NoRestForTheWicked No Rest for the Wicked]]" was a ShootTheShaggyDogStory based off Lilith lying to Bela and Ruby lying to Sam about who had the contracts that ultimately just guaranteed Dean dying and going to Hell.
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* CallBack: Crowley refers to himself as King of the Crossroads, establishing that he was not just Lilith's NumberTwo but is actually the highest-ranking crossroads demon. While attention isn't called to it, this actually makes the normal crossroad demon's remarks in "[[Recap/SupernaturalS03E05BedtimeStories Bedtime Stories]]" about her "boss" having Dean's contract instead of her finally make sense. Lilith was claimed in the third season to have held all contracts including Dean's, but as she was female, she couldn't have been the boss that demon specifically referred to as male. As King of the Crossroads, Crowley would have been that demon's "boss" and as "[[Recap/SupernaturalS05E10AbandonAllHope Abandon All Hope]]" showed, he is both controlling enough to want to deal personally with "the big fishes" (so he would want to hold onto Dean Winchester's soul himself, especially after that particular demon had [[Recap/SupernaturalS02E08CrossroadBlues already broken a contract because of Dean]]) and has the self preservation self-preservation to not put himself in danger (by not responding to Dean's summons personally to make the deal or appearing when the Winchesters were trying to break Dean's deal). It's unclear if means Lilith claimed Dean's and the other contracts from Crowley after Crowley joined her campaign, or if the Winchesters' attack on Lilith in "[[Recap/SupernaturalS03E16NoRestForTheWicked No Rest for the Wicked]]" was a ShootTheShaggyDogStory based off Lilith lying to Bela and Ruby lying to Sam about who had the contracts that ultimately just guaranteed Dean dying and going to Hell.
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* AlwaysABiggerFish: Death may be the biggest fish there is.
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* TheDevilIsALoser: Death refers to Lucifer as "a bratty child having a tantrum."
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** The {{title|dAfterTheSong}} is possibly a reference to the song [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2_Minutes_to_Midnight "2 Minutes to Midnight"]] by Music/IronMaiden from the album ''Powerslave''.
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** The {{title|dAfterTheSong}} is possibly a reference to the song [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2_Minutes_to_Midnight "2 Minutes to Midnight"]] by Music/IronMaiden from the album ''Powerslave''.''Powerslave'', itself a reference to the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doomsday_Clock Doomsday Clock]].
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** The fact that Cas appears on a fishing boat outside Delacroix, LA is likely a reference to Music/BobDylan's "Tangled Up in Blue."
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* BigBad: Pestilence, who is spreading sickness throughout the country and intends on unleashing the Croatoan virus in guise of a vaccine. He's defeated halfway through, leaving a bunch of Croatoan zombies as the antagonists for the rest of the episode.
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* VillainPedigree: As Sam and Dean head off on separate missions - to stop a zombie outbreak and face down TheGrimReaper - Sam asks Dean if he remembers the old days when they used to just hunt wendigos.
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* CoolCar: Death drives a 1959 Cadillac El Dorado with plates reading "BUH*BYE" As a GeniusBonus, a [[http://asavage.dyndns.org/Cadillac/59DeathCar.html white 1959 Cadillac El Dorado]] is known as the Death Car. That's right: Death drives a Death Car.
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* CoolCar: Death drives a an immaculate ash-white 1959 Cadillac El Dorado with plates reading "BUH*BYE" As a GeniusBonus, a [[http://asavage.dyndns.org/Cadillac/59DeathCar.html white 1959 Cadillac El Dorado]] is known as the Death Car. That's right: Death drives a Death Car.
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* CallBack: Crowley refers to himself as King of the Crossroads, establishing that he was not just Lilith's NumberTwo but is actually the highest-ranking crossroads demon. While attention isn't called to it, this actually makes the normal crossroad demon's remarks in "[[Recap/SupernaturalS03E05BedtimeStories Bedtime Stories]]" about her "boss" having Dean's contract instead of her finally make sense. Lilith was claimed in the third season to have held all contracts including Dean's, but as she was female, she couldn't have been the male boss that demon was referring to. As King of the Crossroads, Crowley would have been that demon's "boss" and as "[[Recap/SupernaturalS05E10AbandonAllHope Abandon All Hope]]" showed, he is both controlling enough to want to deal personally with "the big fishes" (so he would want to hold onto Dean Winchester's soul himself, especially after that particular demon had [[Recap/SupernaturalS02E08CrossroadBlues already broken a contract because of Dean]]) and has the self preservation to not put himself in danger (by responding to Dean's summons personally to make the deal or appear when the Winchesters were trying to break Dean's deal). It's unclear if means Lilith claimed Dean's and the other contracts from Crowley after becoming his new leader, or the Winchesters' attack on Lilith in "[[Recap/SupernaturalS03E16NoRestForTheWicked No Rest for the Wicked]]" was a ShootTheShaggyDogStory based off Lilith's lies to Bela and Ruby's lies to Sam that only sealed Dean's fate.
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* CallBack: Crowley refers to himself as King of the Crossroads, establishing that he was not just Lilith's NumberTwo but is actually the highest-ranking crossroads demon. While attention isn't called to it, this actually makes the normal crossroad demon's remarks in "[[Recap/SupernaturalS03E05BedtimeStories Bedtime Stories]]" about her "boss" having Dean's contract instead of her finally make sense. Lilith was claimed in the third season to have held all contracts including Dean's, but as she was female, she couldn't have been the male boss that demon was referring to. specifically referred to as male. As King of the Crossroads, Crowley would have been that demon's "boss" and as "[[Recap/SupernaturalS05E10AbandonAllHope Abandon All Hope]]" showed, he is both controlling enough to want to deal personally with "the big fishes" (so he would want to hold onto Dean Winchester's soul himself, especially after that particular demon had [[Recap/SupernaturalS02E08CrossroadBlues already broken a contract because of Dean]]) and has the self preservation to not put himself in danger (by not responding to Dean's summons personally to make the deal or appear appearing when the Winchesters were trying to break Dean's deal). It's unclear if means Lilith claimed Dean's and the other contracts from Crowley after becoming his new leader, Crowley joined her campaign, or if the Winchesters' attack on Lilith in "[[Recap/SupernaturalS03E16NoRestForTheWicked No Rest for the Wicked]]" was a ShootTheShaggyDogStory based off Lilith's lies Lilith lying to Bela and Ruby's lies Ruby lying to Sam about who had the contracts that only sealed Dean's fate.ultimately just guaranteed Dean dying and going to Hell.
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* CallBack: Crowley refers to himself as King of the Crossroads, establishing that he was not just Lilith's NumberTwo but is actually the highest-ranking crossroads demon. While attention isn't called to it, this actually finally makes the normal crossroad demon's remarks in "[[Recap/SupernaturalS03E05BedtimeStories Bedtime Stories]]" about her "boss" having Dean's contract instead of her make sense. Lilith was claimed in the third season to have held all contracts including Dean's, but as she was female, she couldn't have been the male boss that demon was referring to. As King of the Crossroads, Crowley would have been that demon's "boss" and as "[[Recap/SupernaturalS05E10AbandonAllHope Abandon All Hope]]" showed, he is both controlling enough to want to deal personally with "the big fishes" (so he would want to hold onto Dean Winchester's soul himself, especially after that particular demon had [[Recap/SupernaturalS02E08CrossroadBlues already broken a contract because of Dean]]) and has the self preservation to not put himself in danger (by responding to Dean's summons personally to make the deal or appear when the Winchesters were trying to break Dean's deal). It's unclear if means Lilith claimed Dean's and the other contracts from Crowley after becoming his new leader, or the Winchesters' attack on Lilith in "[[Recap/SupernaturalS03E16NoRestForTheWicked No Rest for the Wicked]]" was a ShootTheShaggyDogStory based off Lilith's lies to Bela and Ruby's lies to Sam that only sealed Dean's fate.
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* CallBack: Crowley refers to himself as King of the Crossroads, establishing that he was not just Lilith's NumberTwo but is actually the highest-ranking crossroads demon. While attention isn't called to it, this actually finally makes the normal crossroad demon's remarks in "[[Recap/SupernaturalS03E05BedtimeStories Bedtime Stories]]" about her "boss" having Dean's contract instead of her finally make sense. Lilith was claimed in the third season to have held all contracts including Dean's, but as she was female, she couldn't have been the male boss that demon was referring to. As King of the Crossroads, Crowley would have been that demon's "boss" and as "[[Recap/SupernaturalS05E10AbandonAllHope Abandon All Hope]]" showed, he is both controlling enough to want to deal personally with "the big fishes" (so he would want to hold onto Dean Winchester's soul himself, especially after that particular demon had [[Recap/SupernaturalS02E08CrossroadBlues already broken a contract because of Dean]]) and has the self preservation to not put himself in danger (by responding to Dean's summons personally to make the deal or appear when the Winchesters were trying to break Dean's deal). It's unclear if means Lilith claimed Dean's and the other contracts from Crowley after becoming his new leader, or the Winchesters' attack on Lilith in "[[Recap/SupernaturalS03E16NoRestForTheWicked No Rest for the Wicked]]" was a ShootTheShaggyDogStory based off Lilith's lies to Bela and Ruby's lies to Sam that only sealed Dean's fate.
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* CallBack: Crowley refers to himself as King of the Crossroads, establishing that he was not just Lilith's NumberTwo but is actually the highest-ranking crossroads demon. While attention isn't called to it, this actually finally makes the normal crossroad demon's remarks in "[[Recap/SupernaturalS03E05BedtimeStories Bedtime Stories]]" about her "boss" having Dean's contract instead of her make sense. Lilith was claimed in the third season to have held all contracts including Dean's, but as she was female, she couldn't have been the male boss that demon was referring to. As King of the Crossroads, Crowley would have been that demon's "boss" and as "[[Recap/SupernaturalS05E10AbandonAllHope Abandon All Hope]]" showed, he is both controlling enough to want to deal personally with "the big fishes" (so he would want to hold onto Dean Winchester's soul himself, especially after that particular demon had [[Recap/SupernaturalS02E08CrossroadBlues already broken a contract because of Dean]]) and has the self preservation to not put himself in danger (by responding to Dean's summons personally to make the deal or appear when the Winchesters were trying to break Dean's deal). It's unclear if means Lilith claimed Dean's and the other contracts from Crowley after becoming his new leader, or the Winchesters' attack on Lilith in "[[Recap/SupernaturalS03E16NoRestForTheWicked No Rest for the Wicked]]" was a ShootTheShaggyDogStory based off Lilith's lies to Bela and Ruby's lies to Sam that only sealed Dean's fate.
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* StealthPun: The guy who bumped into Death and died has a "brush with Death".
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* AffablyEvil: While he isn't really "evil" (TrueNeutral would be a better alignment for him), Death kills a guy for bumping into him and kills an entire restaurant of people so he can eat his pizza in peace, but he's fairly polite to Dean after making it clear that he won't stand for being insulted. He even ends up offering to ''give'' Dean his ring.
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* AffablyEvil: While he isn't really "evil" (TrueNeutral would be a better alignment for way to describe him), Death kills a guy for bumping into him and kills an entire restaurant of people so he can eat his pizza in peace, but he's fairly polite to Dean after making it clear that he won't stand for being insulted. He even ends up offering to ''give'' Dean his ring.
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* AffablyEvil: Death kills a guy for bumping into him and kills an entire restaurant of people so he can eat his pizza in peace, but he's fairly polite to Dean after making it clear that he won't stand for being insulted. He even ends up offering to ''give'' Dean his ring.
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* AffablyEvil: While he isn't really "evil" (TrueNeutral would be a better alignment for him), Death kills a guy for bumping into him and kills an entire restaurant of people so he can eat his pizza in peace, but he's fairly polite to Dean after making it clear that he won't stand for being insulted. He even ends up offering to ''give'' Dean his ring.
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[[caption-width-right:350:Dean has a discussion with Death.]]
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** Justified, in that taking War and Famine's rings took their powers as well, and that Death is a cosmic entity of absurd power.
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*AstonishinglyAppropriateAppearance: Death is a gaunt, older gentleman who dresses like a mortician and drives a pale, white car.
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* YouAreTooLate: Pestilence eerily tells the boys they're too later before [[VillainTeleportation vanishing]]. This prompts them to worry, but fortunately for them, Crowley figures out what he meant.
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* YouAreTooLate: Pestilence eerily tells the boys they're too later late before [[VillainTeleportation vanishing]]. This prompts them to worry, but fortunately for them, Crowley figures out what he meant.
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-->'''Bobby:''' Why'd you have to show 'em that?!
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-->'''Bobby:''' Why'd you have to show 'em that?!take a picture?!
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* FeetFirstIntroduction: When Castiel arrives to save Sam and Dean from Pestilence.
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** Chicago is being pummeled with a massive storm, but as soon as Death hands over his ring to Dean, the torrents of rain vanish almost instantly.
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Once he realizes that Death isn't where he expected, Crowley is fully prepared to blow town to avoid the ensuing destruction. Then even after he finds Death, he takes off and leaves Dean to deal with the situation by himself.
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* CoveredInGunge: Pestilence gets splattered with... ''[[{{Squick}} something]]'' when the woman he's experimenting with dies. He wipes it off, but doesn't really seem to mind at all.
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* CoveredInGunge: Pestilence gets splattered with... ''[[{{Squick}} something]]'' when the woman he's experimenting with on dies. He wipes it off, but doesn't really seem to mind at all.
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-->'''Bobby:''' Okay. First truck don't leave for an hour. We get in, [[StuffBlowingUp we plant the c-4 every 25 feet]], then we pull the fire alarm.
-->'''Castiel:''' [[InstantlyProvenWrong That truck is leaving.]]
-->'''Bobby:''' Balls! Okay, new plan.
-->'''Bobby:''' Okay. First truck don't leave for an hour. We get in, [[StuffBlowingUp we plant the c-4 every 25 feet]], then we pull the fire alarm.
-->'''Castiel:''' [[InstantlyProvenWrong That truck is leaving.]]
-->'''Bobby:''' Balls! Okay, new plan.
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* BloodFromTheMouthBigDamnHeroes: [[DoubleSubversion Double subverted.]] Sam and Dean are curled up on the floor, too sick to even touch Pestilence. Cue Castiel entering... and then promptly doubling over sick himself. Just it when Pestilence is [[EvilGloating gloating]] about how Cas is powerless, Cas snatches up the demon-killing knife and slices off Pestilence's fingers.
* BloodFromTheMouth: Castiel spits blood onto the floor when infected by Pestilence.
* BoomHeadshot: Castiel beautifully one-shots a Croatoan infectee trying to kill Sam.
* BloodFromTheMouth: Castiel spits blood onto the floor when infected by Pestilence.
* BoomHeadshot: Castiel beautifully one-shots a Croatoan infectee trying to kill Sam.
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* CoveredInGungeCoveredInGunge: Pestilence gets splattered with... ''[[{{Squick}} something]]'' when the woman he's experimenting with dies. He wipes it off, but doesn't really seem to mind at all.
** Played with in Dean's case. He agrees to the idea of letting Sam become Lucifer's vessel in order to get Death's ring, then when talking to Bobby makes it clear he lied. However, Bobby and Castiel think the idea has merit, and Dean appears to be at least considering the option at the end of the episode.
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* NoOntologicalInertia: When Pestilence loses his ring, all of Sam and Dean's diseases vanish instantly.
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* NoOntologicalInertia: When Pestilence loses his ring, all of Sam Sam, Dean, and Dean's Cas's diseases vanish instantly.
* RevengeBeforeReason: The demon nurse points out that they're under strict orders not to kill the vessels. Pestilence is so angry at what they did to War and Famine, he doesn't particularly care about Lucifer's reaction.
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* WeaponStompWeaponStomp: Pestilence stomps on Dean's fingers as he tries to grab the demon-killing knife.
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* YouAreTooLateYouAreTooLate: Pestilence eerily tells the boys they're too later before [[VillainTeleportation vanishing]]. This prompts them to worry, but fortunately for them, Crowley figures out what he meant.
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For the series so far = At least 388 humans (of which 6 were witches), at least 131 demons, 29 ghosts, 19 zombies, 13 gods, 11 vampires, 9 angels, at least 9 hellhounds, 6 changelings, 3 shapeshifters, 2 ghouls, 2 werewolves, 1 archangel, 1 cat, 1 crocotta, 1 djinn, 1 dog, 1 rakshasa, 1 rawhead, 1 reaper, 1 rugaru, 1 shtriga, 1 siren, 1 wendigo, the whore of Babylon, and 1 wraith.
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For the series so far = At least 388 407 humans (of which 6 were witches), at least 131 65 demons, 29 33 ghosts, 19 zombies, 13 gods, 11 vampires, 9 10 angels, at least 9 hellhounds, 6 changelings, 3 shapeshifters, 2 ghouls, 2 werewolves, 1 archangel, 1 cat, 2 dogs, 1 crocotta, 1 djinn, 1 dog, 1 rakshasa, 1 rawhead, 1 reaper, 1 rugaru, 1 shtriga, 1 siren, 1 wendigo, the 1 whore of Babylon, and 1 wraith.
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* ZombieApocalypse: This is revealed to be Pestilence's plan, using the cover of a swine flu vaccine to spread the Croatoan virus everywhere.
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*ThrowingOffTheDisability: Type 4. After Bobby makes a deal for Death's location, Crowley returns Bobby's ability to walk as an added bonus.