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|title= Let It Bleed

|episode= Season 6, Episode 21

|firstaired= May 20, 2011

|writer= [[Sera Gamble]]

|imdb= [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1627719/ Let It Bleed]

|Locations= Sioux Falls, South Dakota

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Directly following [[Castiel]]'s visit in [[6.20 The Man Who Would Be King]], [[Bobby]] realizes that his copy of [[Moishe Campbell]]'s journal is missing. Bobby tells [[Dean]] and [[Sam]] that he thinks Castiel stole the journal so that he could read Moishe's notes about [[H.P. Lovecraft]], an author who was fascinated with the concept of doors to other dimensions. Thankfully, Bobby already made a copy of the journal, and as they discuss the possibility that Lovecraft knew something about [[Purgatory]], Dean receives a call from [[Ben]]

Meanwhile, Bobby questions a fanatic H.P. Lovecraft fan named [[Judah]] about the last weeks of Lovecraft's life. Apparently, Lovecraft held a dinner party on March 10, 1937, at which he and his guests attempted to open a door to another dimension. Castiel got to Judah before Bobby, however, and the information about the party Judah had is now missing. Bobby calls Sam to let him know about the ritual, and that, while all the invited party guests died or went missing within a year of the party, he's going to question the maid's son, a man named [[Westborough]], who was nine at the time and is now in a mental institution.

When Bobby interviews Westborough, he learns that Castiel was again there before him. But Westborough didn't trust Castiel, and so didn't tell him everything about the night of the dinner party in 1937. Apparently, the dinner guests truly believed that nothing came out of the portal they created to Purgatory, but Westborough, because he claimed that something invisible came out of Purgatory and possessed his mother, has been in a mental institution ever since. He shows Bobby a picture of his mother, [[Eleanor Visyak|Eleanor]], dated 1935, and Bobby exclaims over what he sees.

Back at Bobby's house, Balthazar appears and tells Sam and Dean that he's decided to be their double agent because Castiel is out of control. He's also found Lisa and Ben, but can't get close because Crowley has angel-proofed the building they're in. They seem reluctant to trust Balthazar, but he takes them to where Lisa and Ben are being held and then leaves.

Sam and Dean enter the building and split up to search for Lisa and Ben. Sam is quickly jumped by two [[demons]] and locked, unconscious, in a room. Dean is able to fight his way through a number of demons to get to Lisa and Ben and free them, but as they move to leave, Lisa grabs [[Ruby's Knife|Ruby's knife]] and holds Ben hostage. She has been possessed by a demon, one that tortures Dean and Ben with what she says are Lisa's thoughts about them. Dean tells Ben to ignore her hateful words and throws [[holy water]] on her. Ben is able to get away and Dean disarms her, but when he starts to exorcise her, she grabs a straight razor from nearby and stabs herself in the stomach. Dean finishes the exorcism and she collapses, so Dean moves to help her. He tries to call Sam, but he doesn't answer, so Dean picks her up and gives his shotgun to Ben so that they can shoot their way out of the building. On their way out, they hear Sam banging on the door of the room where he's being held, and Dean shoots the lock to free him. They leave together and Sam hot-wires a car so that they can speed to a hospital with Lisa.

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* [[Eleanor Visyak]]

* [[H.P. Lovecraft]]

* [[Judah]]

* [[Westborough]]

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* [[Devil's trap (symbol)]]

* [[Holy Water]]

* [[Idjit]]

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{{TriviaQuote |Text=

:''He is referring to Lieutenant Columbo from the crime series [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Columbo_(TV_series) Columbo] and [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000163/ Dustin Hoffman's] autistic character in the 1988 movie [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0095953/ Rain Man].''

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* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zknjoSTUJuc&feature=youtu.be Webclip]

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