9.14 Captives
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| Title | Captives |
| Episode # | Season 9, Episode 14 |
| First aired | February 25, 2014 |
| Directed by | Jerry Wanek |
| Written by | Robert Berens |
| On IMDB | Captives |
| Outline | |
| Monster | Del Bartholomew |
| Timeline | One month after 9.11 First Born |
| Location(s) | Lebanon, Kansas Wichita, Kansas |
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Contents
Synopsis
Characters
- Sam Winchester
- Dean Winchester
- Castiel
- Kevin Tran
- Linda Tran
- Bartholomew
- Metatron
- Eliah
- Candy
- Del
- Malachi
Definitions
- Angel Sword
- Binding Link
- The Bunker
- Castle Storage
- Demonology
- Devil's Trap
- Heaven
- Ghosts
- Goblet of Blood
- Ruby's Knife
- The Veil
Music
- "Lonely Is the Night" by Billy Squire
- (playing on Dean's headphones in the Bunker; also played in 4.02 Are You There, God? It's Me, Dean Winchester)
Quotes
Sam: So?
Dean: Yup, Bunker's haunted.
Dean: Yup, Bunker's haunted.
Dean: Kevin I'm sorry. You did not choose this life. You busted you're ass; you lost everything and everyone you loved. And your reward? getting killed. On my watch. If I... It was on me. It was my fault, and there's nothing i can do to make that right and I am so sorry.
Kevin: This is not happening. I spend months getting through the veil to listen to Dean Winchester having some pity session. I heard enough of those when I was alive.
Dean: Crowley, this is Dean. Call me when you get this.
Sam: Really Dean?
Dean: What?
Del: Are you going to turn me over to Crowley?
Sam: No, to someone much worse.
[Linda walks in]
Dean: Do the honors Mrs. Tran?
Trivia & References
Dean and Sam use the aliases Agents Nicks and McVie referring to Stevie Nicks, John McVie, and Christine McVie of Fleetwood Mac.
Sam: D. Webster? As in Daniel Webster?
Dean: I know a Crowley in-joke when I see one.
- The storage lockers were rented under the name "D. Webster". "The Devil and Daniel Webster" is a 1937 short story by Stephen Vincent Benét. It is a retelling of the story of Faust in which a farmer sells his soul to the devil and is defended by Daniel Webster. The real Daniel Webster was a famous 19th century orator and senator.
