Sam finds the concierge smoking in the back room, and Dean hears a couple behind a room…well…you know. Sam and Dean investigate the motel, looking for Caitlin. Caitlin remembers the suspicious ring that Travis wore was the Baba Yaga’s, but is jumped by the being taking form of her brother. Sam and Caitlin discover that the monster that’s been attacking them is a Baba Yaga, meaning is this JOHN WICK?! I’m kidding, but wouldn’t it be cool if John Wick and the Winchesters were in the same universe? Anyway, they discover that a Baba Yaga feeds on children’s fears and can take shape of a person or memory they fear most. Billie gets on his case about not telling Sam about Jack, and that everyone needs to be on the same page for this final battle. While getting some food for the group, Billie (a reaper) comes to Dean and informs him that Chuck (God) has destroyed every world except for the one they currently reside, and they have limited time before he comes to get them next. Present-day Dean, while looking down the hallways of the motel, is approached by a ghost of his former self, and the ghost echoes to him to insert the knife he’s holding into himself, but Sam stops him before he can do it.ĭiscovering that the monster is still at large, Sam and Dean contemplate about what the monster might be. The monster disintegrates, but leaves behind a suspicious looking ring. Sam and Travis, while playing a word scramble game, get jumped by the monster, and Dean rushes back and kills it. While there, Dean stumbles upon a nest of dead children, which scares him to the core.
Caitlin even shows them recent disappearances of children, noticing that one kid disappeared at the local cannery, and young Dean investigates it alone, and Caitlin follows him, to his chagrin. Dean reveals to their new friends that monsters are real, so it’s possible something is crawling around the motel. We flashback to little Travis trying the hack Dean used on the vending machines, and hand popped out of the chute. Dean wants to believe something else went on, but says that he killed the monster that was causing havoc on children in the town. Caitlin fears that something must have happened to him, because she feels that his brother would never kill himself. Meeting up with Caitlin in present day, she tells the Winchesters that a trauma he experienced at the motel as a kid has haunted him for years, and that his therapist told him to go back to room 214 at the motel to immerse himself in his fear. While pre-teen Sam studies a college exam book, teenage Dean hacks into a vending machine and meets Caitlin and Travis, who’s mom works at the motel. The two new child actors they got for them were fantastic, and encompassed Dean’s passion for hunting as a kid, and Sam’s desire to get out. You know, typical Supernatural gold.Īs they arrive to the motel, we get a flashback of a time that Sam and Dean were left by their dad at the Rooster Sunrise motel. The motel is filmed in a very Shining-esque way, with retro hallway shots, and the rooms looking like they’re trapped in the 1960s. In reality, Travis went there to confront some past demons, when a figure of a child (later revealed to be Travis as a kid) scared him and might have done the act itself. The brothers learn that an old family friend Travis, appeared to have slit his throat in a motel they used to stay at while their dad went on hunts.
While on the way there, Cas texts Dean telling him to inform Sam of what will happen to Jack, but ignores it. While Castiel takes some time off-world to investigate ways to save Jack, Sam and Dean take on a case that hit a little close to home. When we last left our favorite monster-hunting group, it was revealed that in order to kill God and his sister, Jack will have to die with then when he uses his powers.
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