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[[WMG: Kevin HasTwoMommies]]
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[[WMG: Kevin HasTwoMommies]]has two mothers]]
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* The common consensus is that she's some sort of goddess (see Wiki/TheOtherWiki). Perhaps she's meant to be a pre- Abrahamic Semitic female deity, like Asherah? That would mean she at least comes from the same region as the Leviathan.
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* The common consensus is that she's some sort of goddess (see Wiki/TheOtherWiki).Website/TheOtherWiki). Perhaps she's meant to be a pre- Abrahamic Semitic female deity, like Asherah? That would mean she at least comes from the same region as the Leviathan.
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* While looking this up on Wiki/TheOtherWiki, I found the supposedly haunted Winchester Mystery House in California. More potential relatives?
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* While looking this up on Wiki/TheOtherWiki, Website/TheOtherWiki, I found the supposedly haunted Winchester Mystery House in California. More potential relatives?
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* Accept it's revealed that Mary's maiden sure name was Campbell, so...
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* Accept Except it's revealed that Mary's maiden sure name surname was Campbell, so...
[[WMG: Dean's death in the series finale was a SuicideNotAccident.]]
There is a fair amount of evidence for this both within the episode itself and when compared to the rest of the show:
* It explains the DroppedABridgeOnHim nature of Dean's death. Dean is one of the greatest hunters in the world--it seems unlikely that he would fail to notice environmental dangers like a giant spike of rebar or that an ordinary vampire could get the drop on him.
* After he's impaled, Dean is immediately at peace with his death and refuses to let Sam call an ambulance. While it's true that they were in a rural area and may not have been able to get Dean to a hospital in time, the way Dean instantly gives up hope of surviving and talks Sam out of even making an ''effort'' to get help is suspicious.
* When Dean wakes up at the beginning of the episode, he hugs Miracle the dog and buries his face in its fur, looking sad and lonely. We also see that his room is covered in empty beer bottles, takeout boxes, and dirty clothes despite Dean usually being a NeatFreak. However, when he's with Sam, he's chipper and energetic, happily indulging in a pie-eating contest and dismissing Sam's mention of Cas and Jack with the [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness uncharacteristically healthy]] assertion that they should just keep living in order to make Cas' and Jack's sacrifices worth it. All of these behaviors can be seen as warning signs of suicidal depression: Dean's indicators of unhappiness being kept private could signify that he is hiding his true suffering from Sam and feels that he can't reach out to other people, which is the sort of emotional isolation that commonly precedes suicide. Additionally, once people have made the decision to kill themselves, they often get a burst of energy and happiness from the knowledge that the end is in sight and seem to the people around them to be getting better. Dean telling Sam that they need to keep living could also be meant to keep him from suspecting that Dean's death was intentional.
* [[Recap/SupernaturalS13E05AdvancedThanatology "Advanced Thanatology"]] showed Dean becoming suicidally depressed due to the losses he's suffered such as Cas' death, only to be downright ''giddy'' one episode later in [[Recap/SupernaturalS13E06Tombstone "Tombstone"]] because, in Dean's own words, "We got Cas back. I'd say that's a pretty big win." In other words, the last time Cas died, Dean lost the will to live. Two episodes before the finale, Dean watched Cas die right in front of him. You do the math.
There is a fair amount of evidence for this both within the episode itself and when compared to the rest of the show:
* It explains the DroppedABridgeOnHim nature of Dean's death. Dean is one of the greatest hunters in the world--it seems unlikely that he would fail to notice environmental dangers like a giant spike of rebar or that an ordinary vampire could get the drop on him.
* After he's impaled, Dean is immediately at peace with his death and refuses to let Sam call an ambulance. While it's true that they were in a rural area and may not have been able to get Dean to a hospital in time, the way Dean instantly gives up hope of surviving and talks Sam out of even making an ''effort'' to get help is suspicious.
* When Dean wakes up at the beginning of the episode, he hugs Miracle the dog and buries his face in its fur, looking sad and lonely. We also see that his room is covered in empty beer bottles, takeout boxes, and dirty clothes despite Dean usually being a NeatFreak. However, when he's with Sam, he's chipper and energetic, happily indulging in a pie-eating contest and dismissing Sam's mention of Cas and Jack with the [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness uncharacteristically healthy]] assertion that they should just keep living in order to make Cas' and Jack's sacrifices worth it. All of these behaviors can be seen as warning signs of suicidal depression: Dean's indicators of unhappiness being kept private could signify that he is hiding his true suffering from Sam and feels that he can't reach out to other people, which is the sort of emotional isolation that commonly precedes suicide. Additionally, once people have made the decision to kill themselves, they often get a burst of energy and happiness from the knowledge that the end is in sight and seem to the people around them to be getting better. Dean telling Sam that they need to keep living could also be meant to keep him from suspecting that Dean's death was intentional.
* [[Recap/SupernaturalS13E05AdvancedThanatology "Advanced Thanatology"]] showed Dean becoming suicidally depressed due to the losses he's suffered such as Cas' death, only to be downright ''giddy'' one episode later in [[Recap/SupernaturalS13E06Tombstone "Tombstone"]] because, in Dean's own words, "We got Cas back. I'd say that's a pretty big win." In other words, the last time Cas died, Dean lost the will to live. Two episodes before the finale, Dean watched Cas die right in front of him. You do the math.
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* [[spoiler: Confirmed in 15.18.]]
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[[spoiler: After finally dying of old age, he is sent to Hell, where Rowena had him placed in the Cage as a [[LaserGuidedKarma fitting punishment for everything he’s done]]. Chuck will spend eternity screaming to be let out saying [[EntitledBastard he doesn’t deserve it]]. Also, swearing he’ll somehow regain his powers and destroy the universe. No longer giving a damn about his story, he just wants it all to end.]]
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[[spoiler: After finally dying of old age, he is sent to Hell, where Rowena had him placed in the Cage as a [[LaserGuidedKarma fitting punishment for everything he’s he's done]]. Chuck will spend eternity screaming to be let out saying [[EntitledBastard he doesn’t doesn't deserve it]]. Also, swearing he’ll he'll somehow regain his powers from Jack and destroy the universe. No longer giving a damn about an ending for his story, he just wants it all to end.wiped out.]]
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[[WMG: God is sent to the Cage.]]
[[spoiler: After finally dying of old age, he is sent to Hell, where Rowena had him placed in the Cage as a [[LaserGuidedKarma fitting punishment for everything he’s done]]. Chuck will spend eternity screaming to be let out saying [[EntitledBastard he doesn’t deserve it]]. Also, swearing he’ll somehow regain his powers and destroy the universe. No longer giving a damn about his story, he just wants it all to end.]]
[[spoiler: After finally dying of old age, he is sent to Hell, where Rowena had him placed in the Cage as a [[LaserGuidedKarma fitting punishment for everything he’s done]]. Chuck will spend eternity screaming to be let out saying [[EntitledBastard he doesn’t deserve it]]. Also, swearing he’ll somehow regain his powers and destroy the universe. No longer giving a damn about his story, he just wants it all to end.]]
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* Jossed: Angels and demons, and maybe even reapers, go to the Empty.
