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+ | A terrified young man dressed in 1950s style clothing is running for his life as if chased by something. He arrives at Harrington’s ice cream parlour and hammers on the door. A girl answers, he begs her to come with him but she says she can’t. They kiss goodbye and he runs away. He careens in to a gas station, asks the cashier for his phone as the high pitched screeching in his head becomes unbearable. Suddenly he falls to his knees and his head explodes. | ||
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+ | Jack is in his room cradling Felix the snake when Cas enters to ask how he is. Cas asks Jack if he is at full power and to demonstrate, Jack makes a pencil dance in mid-air but when Cas asks about his soul Jack lets the pencil fall and becomes guarded. Cas leaves, frustrated, despondent and very worried. | ||
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+ | Dean is in the kitchen eating an enormous sandwich when Cas walks in. Dean says that he’s heard from Rowena, that she is coping and that Sam says he is good , which neither believe. Sam is in the map room having flashbacks to the deaths of the AU hunters. Sam enters the kitchen saying he’s found a case and after protestations from Dean they decide that Dean should stay and look after Jack and Sam and Cas should deal with the case in Arkansas. | ||
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+ | Posing as FBI agents Sam and Cas question the cashier Griffin who saw the boy Conrad Martin’s head explode. He tells them that he was probably from Charming Acres. Sam and Cas arrive in what seems like a fantasy of a 1950’s town. They get out of the car and bump in to a quaint couple - Cindy and Justin Smith- who suggest they go to Harrington’s ice cream parlour for information. Justin is bemused by Sam's Cell phone. At Harrington’s they sit at the bar, are served milkshakes and meet the owner, the mayor, Chip Harrington and his daughter Sunny. The mayor tells them where Conrad was staying and Sam and Cas go to speak to the owner of the Dowlings B and B. At the B and B the owner shows Sam and Cas Conrad’s room. Sam leaves with her for coffee and Cas searches the room finding some love letters from Sunny under the mattress. Sam suggests they stay at the b and b because there is pot roast for dinner. | ||
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+ | At home Justin is repeating the words "cell phone" and seems to be remembering another life, including a daughter called Rose. He suddenly doesn’t recognize Cindy. He doesn’t know where he is and as a high pitched sound begins in his head he runs screaming from the house. Outside his head explodes. | ||
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+ | Dean is taking Jack on a trip, with Felix along for the ride. Dean tries to make conversation but is clearly awkward. He offers Jack Angel cake and Devils cake. After much indecision Jack chooses Angel cake and Dean is visibly relieved. | ||
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+ | Back at the guest house Cas is unable to find Sam. Worried Cas arrives at Harrington’s and tries to question Sunny about Sam’s whereabouts. She tells Cas about Mr Smith and Cas drives to the house. A smiling, Mrs Smith opens the door and invites Cas inside offering him a martini. When he tries to tell her that her husband is dead she refuses to believe him. At that moment we see Sam wearing glasses and a cardigan behaving as if he is her husband Justin Smith. He doesn’t recognise Cas and when Cas tries to tell him who he is he throws him out of the house for using bad language telling him he should wash his mouth out. | ||
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+ | Jack and Dean arrive at Donatello's place. Dean explains that Donnie is an expert about souls and leaves him and Jack to talk in the house. Dean waits, leaning against baby, a long way from Felix. | ||
+ | Jack and Donatello are in his kitchen drinking coffee. Donatello staring in to the whirling coffee and milk describes what it feels like to be soulless and asks Jack how he feels. Jack explains that he doesn’t want Sam and Dean and Cas to worry but at the same time he needs space. Donatello advises him to ask himself "What would the Winchesters do?". They re-join Dean outside and Jack goes to sit in Baby. Donatello doesn’t really reassure Dean and tells him that Jack is probably the most powerful being in the Universe. | ||
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+ | Cas confronts Sunny inside Harrington’s accusing her of being a witch. She tries to run and his eyes glow blue as he threatens her. The mayor, two henchmen and Sam as Justin Smith, arrive. He explains that what he hopes for comes true… that people are happy. That he just wanted to save the town. A fight ensues where Cas singlehandedly knocks out both henchmen. Against his will he is forced to fight Sam who, straddled on top of him, threatens him with an angel blade. By reminding him of how Sam is feeling Sam finally returns. Meanwhile outside Sunny and her father the Mayor are arguing. The mayor casts Cas in to a bench and tries to make Sam’s head explode but Sunny stops her father with a spell. It leaves him trapped in a happy place - inside his own mind. | ||
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+ | Jack and Dean get back to the bunker and Jack goes to his room. Sam and Cas arrive and Dean teases Sam about wearing a cardigan and having a wife. Cas goes to find Jack .Sam tells Dean how traumatised he feels over the hunters’ deaths. Jack is in his room. He believes that Felix is missing his previous owner so he sends him back to heaven - by incinerating the snake as a terrified Cas looks on from the doorway. | ||
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Revision as of 23:35, 18 March 2019
Title | Peace of Mind |
Episode # | Season 14, Episode 15 |
First aired | March 14, 2019 |
Directed by | Phil Sgriccia |
Written by | Teleplay: Meghan Fitzmartin Story: Meghan Fitzmartin Steve Yockey |
On IMDB | Peace of Mind |
Outline | Dean takes Jack to visit Donatello for some insight on living without a soul. Meanwhile, Sam and Castiel investigate unusual deaths in a town that's too good to be true. |
Monster | Chip Harrington (Psychic) |
Timeline | |
Location(s) | Lebanon, Kansas Charming Acres, Arkansas Lewis, Oklahoma |
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Contents
Synopsis
A terrified young man dressed in 1950s style clothing is running for his life as if chased by something. He arrives at Harrington’s ice cream parlour and hammers on the door. A girl answers, he begs her to come with him but she says she can’t. They kiss goodbye and he runs away. He careens in to a gas station, asks the cashier for his phone as the high pitched screeching in his head becomes unbearable. Suddenly he falls to his knees and his head explodes.
Jack is in his room cradling Felix the snake when Cas enters to ask how he is. Cas asks Jack if he is at full power and to demonstrate, Jack makes a pencil dance in mid-air but when Cas asks about his soul Jack lets the pencil fall and becomes guarded. Cas leaves, frustrated, despondent and very worried.
Dean is in the kitchen eating an enormous sandwich when Cas walks in. Dean says that he’s heard from Rowena, that she is coping and that Sam says he is good , which neither believe. Sam is in the map room having flashbacks to the deaths of the AU hunters. Sam enters the kitchen saying he’s found a case and after protestations from Dean they decide that Dean should stay and look after Jack and Sam and Cas should deal with the case in Arkansas.
Posing as FBI agents Sam and Cas question the cashier Griffin who saw the boy Conrad Martin’s head explode. He tells them that he was probably from Charming Acres. Sam and Cas arrive in what seems like a fantasy of a 1950’s town. They get out of the car and bump in to a quaint couple - Cindy and Justin Smith- who suggest they go to Harrington’s ice cream parlour for information. Justin is bemused by Sam's Cell phone. At Harrington’s they sit at the bar, are served milkshakes and meet the owner, the mayor, Chip Harrington and his daughter Sunny. The mayor tells them where Conrad was staying and Sam and Cas go to speak to the owner of the Dowlings B and B. At the B and B the owner shows Sam and Cas Conrad’s room. Sam leaves with her for coffee and Cas searches the room finding some love letters from Sunny under the mattress. Sam suggests they stay at the b and b because there is pot roast for dinner.
At home Justin is repeating the words "cell phone" and seems to be remembering another life, including a daughter called Rose. He suddenly doesn’t recognize Cindy. He doesn’t know where he is and as a high pitched sound begins in his head he runs screaming from the house. Outside his head explodes.
Dean is taking Jack on a trip, with Felix along for the ride. Dean tries to make conversation but is clearly awkward. He offers Jack Angel cake and Devils cake. After much indecision Jack chooses Angel cake and Dean is visibly relieved.
Back at the guest house Cas is unable to find Sam. Worried Cas arrives at Harrington’s and tries to question Sunny about Sam’s whereabouts. She tells Cas about Mr Smith and Cas drives to the house. A smiling, Mrs Smith opens the door and invites Cas inside offering him a martini. When he tries to tell her that her husband is dead she refuses to believe him. At that moment we see Sam wearing glasses and a cardigan behaving as if he is her husband Justin Smith. He doesn’t recognise Cas and when Cas tries to tell him who he is he throws him out of the house for using bad language telling him he should wash his mouth out.
Jack and Dean arrive at Donatello's place. Dean explains that Donnie is an expert about souls and leaves him and Jack to talk in the house. Dean waits, leaning against baby, a long way from Felix. Jack and Donatello are in his kitchen drinking coffee. Donatello staring in to the whirling coffee and milk describes what it feels like to be soulless and asks Jack how he feels. Jack explains that he doesn’t want Sam and Dean and Cas to worry but at the same time he needs space. Donatello advises him to ask himself "What would the Winchesters do?". They re-join Dean outside and Jack goes to sit in Baby. Donatello doesn’t really reassure Dean and tells him that Jack is probably the most powerful being in the Universe.
Cas confronts Sunny inside Harrington’s accusing her of being a witch. She tries to run and his eyes glow blue as he threatens her. The mayor, two henchmen and Sam as Justin Smith, arrive. He explains that what he hopes for comes true… that people are happy. That he just wanted to save the town. A fight ensues where Cas singlehandedly knocks out both henchmen. Against his will he is forced to fight Sam who, straddled on top of him, threatens him with an angel blade. By reminding him of how Sam is feeling Sam finally returns. Meanwhile outside Sunny and her father the Mayor are arguing. The mayor casts Cas in to a bench and tries to make Sam’s head explode but Sunny stops her father with a spell. It leaves him trapped in a happy place - inside his own mind.
Jack and Dean get back to the bunker and Jack goes to his room. Sam and Cas arrive and Dean teases Sam about wearing a cardigan and having a wife. Cas goes to find Jack .Sam tells Dean how traumatised he feels over the hunters’ deaths. Jack is in his room. He believes that Felix is missing his previous owner so he sends him back to heaven - by incinerating the snake as a terrified Cas looks on from the doorway.
Characters
- Sam Winchester
- Dean Winchester
- Castiel
- Jack Kline
- Donatello Redfield
- Felix
- Chip Harrington
- Sunny Harrington
- Justin Smith
Definitions
- Alcohol
- Aliases
- Angel Blade
- Costumes & Disguises
- Fictional Locations
- Food
- Impala
- Men of Letters Bunker
- Mind Control
- Nephilim
- Palm Readers/Psychics
- Sam's Hair
- Soullessness
- Table of Death
- Telekinesis
Music
- "We Live in Two Different Worlds Now" by Slim Whitman
- (playing in Harrington's soda shoppe as Sam and Castiel enter)
- "Pink Shoe Laces" by The Chordettes
- (playing on Ms. Dowling's headphones and as Castiel walks into the soda shoppe)
Quotes
Castiel: Well, he says he's good, but what about Sam?
Sam: Sunny. Sunny the milkshake waitress?
Castiel: Yeah, and they're surprisingly passionate.
Sam: Passionate how?
Castiel: She spends quite a bit of time talking about the -- the shape and the heft of his --
Donatello: God's sister ripped it right out of me. That wasn't my best day. But oddly, it wasn't my worst day, either.
Jack: So you feel bad?
Dean: So he's not like you?
Sam: No. You're not. Believe me. We've met God.
Sam: I mean, I guess I was happy, but... It wasn't real, you know? Just...
Dean: Well, not a lot of happy goin' on around here.
Trivia & References
Castiel: Was it more Scanners 1, 2, or 3?
- The 1981 horror movie Scanners and its sequels are about powerful psychics who can kills with their minds, making peoples' heads explode.
- The "Saturday Evening Post" is a magazine that has been published since 1821. The style of Charming Acres evokes the art of Normal Rockwell which featured on the covers for nearly 50 years in the mid twentieth century.
Jack: Who's Mr. Rogers?
Donatello: The best man I know.
Jack: Sam and Dean are the best men I know.
Donatello: So, ergo, whenever you don't want them to worry, just think 'WWWD' -- 'What Would the Winchesters Do?'
- Fred Rogers was the host of children's television series Mister Rogers' Neighborhood (1968–2001). He was known for his kindness and friendliness. Donatello told Sam and Dean about his Mister Rogers mantra in 13.02 The Rising Son.
- The phrase "What Would Jesus Do?" - often shortened to WWJD - was popularized in the 1990s by U.S. Christians, as a reference point for their morality. Since then it has become a meme, where other characters or people are substituted for "Jesus". In 1.17 Hell House, Ed Zeddmore says "Okay, WWBD. What would Buffy do?"