Quotes from the series "Supernatural"
The movie collection includes phrases and quotes from the TV series “Supernatural”:
John Winchester: (holding out card) Here. Give them my insurance. Sam: "Elroy McGillicuddy"? John: And his two favorite sons. (Second season)
Dean: No, old man. Hobbies include catching fish or cross-stitching. And collecting statistics on serial killers is perverted. (Season Ten)
Sam: Where are you going? Dean (vampire): To the toilet. Newsflash, Mister Magician, vampires pee! (Season Six)
Dean: So a simple headshot won't kill her? Sam: Dude, you've seen enough of George Romero's films. (Second season)
Samuel: You surprise me sometimes, Sam. Sam: I surprise myself sometimes. (Season Six)
Sam: I'm done with this hunt. forever! Dean: Stop it! It wasn't that bad! Sam: Yes? When I told my father that the creature in my closet scared me, he gave me a .45 caliber pistol. Dean: What did you want? Sam: I was 9 years old. He could have simply said, “Don’t be afraid of the dark.” (First season)
Sam: Dean, get the basin. Dean: Found anything? Sam: No, I'll puke. (Second season)
Kevin: This tells you how to create a weapon against demons. Crowley: Yeah, you've already studied it. (Season Eight)
Dean: Do you have a tattoo? Let him take a quick look. Tattoos are always sexy. Charlie: I have Princess Leia in a gold bikini, sitting on a twenty-sided die. (Season seven)
Bobby: Chewing on a bacon cheeseburger for breakfast?!! Dean: I sold my soul, I'll die in a year. Don't care about cholesterol! (Season Three)
Castiel: It is impossible to see my true face, just like my true voice. He is unbearable for people, but you, however, experienced all this yourself. Dean: At the gas station and at the hotel? Did you want to chat, or what? Dude, speak up next time! (Season Four)
Dean: Get over it, Sammy. The driver chooses the music, and the passenger remains silent. Sam Winchester: Sammy is a twelve-year-old kid with chubby cheeks, and I'm Sam, okay? (First season)
Dean: You said you'd let me die. Sam: I lied. Dean: That's a bummer... (Season Nine)
Dean: So, you're my shrink? I'm so lucky. Dr. Cartwright: And you are my paranoid schizophrenic, suffering from narcissism and religious psychosis... lucky me. (Season Five)
Dean: Someone stole my car. Bela: '67 Impala. So it's yours! She was towed away - she was parked in a prohibited place. Dean: No, I didn't. Bela: It was still standing - I left it there. (Season Three)
Girl: Get yourself a room. Crowley: We had it. But someone messed with it. (Season Ten)
Crowley: I'm not just a demon! I am the King of Hell! And you were worried that your old man was good for nothing. (Season Nine)
Sam: Police say Mr. Jenkenson was shot in the heart with a 9mm pistol Dean: And he didn't turn into a donut? (Season Four)
Dean: Right, you're not Ruby. You... How can you be her. You... of course you are the amazing actress who played Ruby. And you're here at Jared's house because... you two... are married! You married the fake Ruby?! (Season Six)
Dean: Okay, well this is your last night on earth. Well, how will you spend it? Castiel: I wanted to sit here. Quietly. Dean: Friend, think about it. Booze, girls. (Season Five)
Tina: At the bar, I decided that you were an ordinary drunk. Dean: I prefer "business alcoholic." (Season Ten)
Dean: Eh, it's a pity to miss this. Sam: What exactly? Dean: When else can I watch my own funeral? (First season)
Dean: Maybe it's punishment, or maybe it's unhealthy, feverish, lustful, perverted, sadomaso love... Sam: Okay, okay, you're getting carried away, cowboy! He wanted to say that it doesn’t happen that your love is alive. (Season seven)
Dean: You buried the demon tablet under the devil? Are you kidding me? Kevin: I wasn't myself. (Season Eight)
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Sketches of a portrait of Crowley: characteristics
So, meet Crowley, a demon with an attractive appearance and a capricious character. He has a wonderful sense of humor and also skillfully uses sarcasm. Loves luxury, beautiful women, good alcohol and gambling. He never does anything for nothing.
In his own words, any actions must be carried out for the exclusive benefit of oneself. Therefore, he rarely compromises and prefers to keep a few trump cards up his sleeve.
The demon Crowley, played by the unsurpassed Mark Sheppard, simply loves to achieve his goals. Moreover, he does this at any cost, often using very sophisticated torture.
What abilities does the demon have?
Based on his demonic nature, Crowley has the following abilities:
- the gift of immortality;
- invulnerability to ordinary human weapons;
- teleportation;
- the gift of healing and resurrection from the dead;
- telepathy.
In addition, he knows how to bend reality the way he needs. This demon is also capable of possessing other people if necessary.
Film adaptations
Actor Mark Sheppard appeared on television as the demon Crowley. His debut in the film took place in the tenth episode of the fifth season. The actor starred in 49 episodes of Supernatural.
Actor Mark Sheppard
The character was loved by the audience, and his comedy brightened up the depressive mood of the project. The immoral type, capable of building mutually beneficial relationships, was attractive because human shortcomings and vices were the norm for him. The producers eliminated the hero in season 12. According to the script, Crowley died by stabbing himself. The directors justified the character's last act by the need to save the world from the return of Lucifer. Crowley closed the portal, preventing Satan from appearing in the human world.
What phrases of the character became catchphrases?
Despite the fact that he is a negative character (Crowley is a demon), quotes from the character sell like hot cakes among fans of the series. And although they are vulgar in places and not without sarcasm, they are often pronounced to the point and in a timely manner. For example, what is the value of his phrase, uttered after a long journey in the trunk of the Winchesters’ car.
Quotes in which the demon describes his attitude towards angels, hunters, reapers and ordinary people also look interesting. Almost all of them have become popular and are happily used by fans of the television series Supernatural.
Character history
Every cinematic work demonstrates a competition between good and evil, truth and lies, bad and good. Any story introduces both positive and negative characters. TV series are no exception. In one branch of the narrative of the multi-part film “Supernatural,” the Winchester brothers and the demon Crowley, whose image can hardly be called noble, coexist. What is interesting about his biography and what is the hero’s mission in the plot?
Interesting facts about Crowley's demon
Crowley is a demon who appears as a reddish cloud of smoke. It cannot exist on its own in such a state. Therefore, I am forced to look for a vessel - a human shell capable of withstanding the demonic essence. In terms of his chosen medium, during his lifetime he was Fergus Roderick MacLeod, born in Scotland in 1661.
This man, as the demon himself says in one of the episodes, was a very weak and pitiful creature. As a child, he was abandoned by his mother, the witch Rowena. He was not satisfied with the average family, the naughty child and the low income. Subsequently, Fergus turned to the demon of crossroads and made a deal in order to dilute his boring life with brighter moments.
Crowley's demon prototype
It is believed that our negative character became the prototype of one of the English poets born in 1875, who was a Kabbalist, occultist and tarot reader. His name is Aleister Crowley. The demon in this case took from him an interest in otherworldly forces and a penchant for black magic (after all, his mother was a powerful witch).
By the way, in the series “Supernatural” there is another demon, but this time bearing the name Alistair. According to the plot in one of the seasons, he held the position of the chief executioner of hell, specializing in horrific torture of people and supernatural beings. He was particularly cruel and cunning.
Position held in the demon hierarchy
Initially, Crowley occupies the position of an ordinary crossroads demon. Let us remember that his duties included searching for desperate people and pushing them to sign a contract. Moreover, the entire procedure for concluding a deal took place at a crossroads, and also included signing a magical document with the client’s blood and the voluntary sale of his soul in exchange for some benefits.
A little later, Crowley (the demon of the crossroads received a promotion) became the right hand of a certain Lilith. It was she who was the first supernatural creature of the night, which Lucifer created immediately after his expulsion from heaven.
Even later, Crowley goes to hell and becomes its king. In this position, he quickly masters and develops his own rules, fighting the conspiracies and intrigues of his charges, as well as increasing the number of sold human souls.
Mutual collaboration with the Winchester brothers
Hatred for his opponent leads our negative character to an unusual collaboration with the Winchester hunters, whose task is to destroy all possible undead and save humanity from the next Armageddon. Having done a favor for his brothers, he helps get rid of Lucifer and returns power to his own hands.
However, this is just one example of the partnership between the King of Hell and the monster hunters. From time to time their destinies intertwine. And despite the complete opposites of the parties, the Winchesters and Crowleys often help each other out. For example, they repeatedly bring a demon out of depression, helping in the fight against drug addiction to human blood. He also helps the brothers get rid of the leviathans and the ruthless Hell Knight Abbadon.
There were some negative aspects, after all, Crowley is a creature of evil. Therefore, from time to time he secretly harms his allies. For example, he helps Dean in finding the First Blade (with his help, Cain killed Abel). However, during its use (the fight with Abbadon) and because of his own selfish motives, he turns one of the brothers into a demon. And the Winchesters themselves often lure Crowley into devilish traps, kidnap him and carry him around in the trunk, trick him around his finger.
But in general, hunters and the King of Hell can easily exist peacefully, periodically clashing in small battles. He affectionately calls them “boys” and sometimes calls just to chat about life.
