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Revision as of 04:41, 18 February 2015
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| Title | The Executioner's Song |
| Episode # | Season 10, Episode 14 |
| First aired | February 17, 2015 |
| Directed by | Phil Sgriccia |
| Written by | Robert Berens |
| On IMDB | The Executioner's Song |
| Outline | When Cain suddenly returns and begins killing humans, Dean is forced to finally confront the father of murder. |
| Monster | Cain |
| Timeline | One week after 10.13 Halt & Catch Fire |
| Location(s) | West Livingston, Texas (Polunsky Unit) Illinois Ohio |
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Contents
Synopsis
Characters
Definitions
Music
- "Diamond Side Down" by Jamie Dunlap, Ryan Franks and Scott Nickoley (MasterSource)
- (playing as Austin leaves the barn and runs into Cain)
Quotes
Dean: Bass fishing, needle point -- that's a hobby. Collecting serial killer stats, that's a sickness.
Cain: Hello Castiel.
Castiel: What have you done?
Castiel: This is a massacre.
Cain: Yes. And soon it will be a genocide. My children, my whole poisoned issue. Lot of them out there right now -- killers, fighters, thieves. Some more peaceful than others, but they still carry it -- the disease. If the Mark wants blood, I'll give it mine.
Castiel: You are Adam and Eve's first born, your descendants are legion.
Cain: At most I'm culling... one in ten.
Castiel: Of everyone.
Crowley: Well done Mother. Next time you run a long con, let more than a few hours of suspicious, entirely uncharacteristic usefulness pass before making your ask.
Rowena: You think I have an ulterior motive, that I've been manipulating you?
Crowley: You couldn't be more transparent.
Sam: Where're you going?
Dean: We know where Cain's gonna be. The kid's in danger.
Sam: Okay, so what, we track him down to Ohio and then what?
Dean: You know last week when I said I would go down swinging when the time came? I meant that, I was at peace with that -- I just didn't realize that the time would come so soon. Like right now... I'm scared Sam.
Trivia & References
"The Executioner's Song" is a reference to the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel of the same name by Norman Mailer. It may also be a reference to the poem of the same name, which was also written by Norman Mailer.
Sam and Dean's aliases "Moore and Ranaldo" are references to Thurston Moore and Lee Ranaldo of Sonic Youth.
Minutiae
Keith Martin Gordey, who played Warden Skieff, previously played Sarah Blake's father Daniel Blake in 1.19 Provenance.
