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This was done in Supernatural season 5. In the episode "Point of No Return," he had already made the decision to say yes to Michael, which was essentially suicide. He wrote a note and put it in a box with his jacket and his car keys to send to Bobby, but before he could call down Michael, Sam and Castiel showed up and stopped him.
Later in the same episode, Dean told Zachariah to call down Michael because he was ready to say yes, but while Michael was on his way, Dean glanced over at Sam. Something changed in his eyes, and he smiled and winked at Sam. Then he killed Zachariah and dragged Sam away, leaving Adam trapped. Later on, Dean told Sam that he changed his mind at the last minute because he didn't want to let Sam down.
Oppression anywhere is a threat to democracy everywhere.
This example is indented wrong, and makes no sense. Who is "he"? Please rewrite this example before putting it back.
- This was done in Supernatural season 5. In the episode "Point of No Return," he had already made the decision to say yes to Michael, which was essentially suicide. He wrote a note and put it in a box with his jacket and his car keys to send to Bobby, but before he could call down Michael, Sam and Castiel showed up and stopped him.
- Later in the same episode, Dean told Zachariah to call down Michael because he was ready to say yes, but while Michael was on his way, Dean glanced over at Sam. Something changed in his eyes, and he smiled and winked at Sam. Then he killed Zachariah and dragged Sam away, leaving Adam trapped. Later on, Dean told Sam that he changed his mind at the last minute because he didn't want to let Sam down.
Oppression anywhere is a threat to democracy everywhere.