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Episode 108 - The Journey Home. Supernatural-Wasted Eternity
Episode 108 - The Journey Home. Supernatural-Wasted Eternity
Episode 108 Supernatural/Wasted Eternity. My second attempt at turning my fan fiction into a video/episode - Song, Broken by Seether. [Slight Spoilers] In this episode in both the original supernatural and wasted eternity's version, Sam receives new visions that include his old home back in Kansas, and a woman in flames, a family in danger. He gets the gang to go back to Lawerence, which all three are reluctant, Dean finding it hard to return home not having been there in so long, Charlie's passed sealed there with her father, her mother's bruetal death and having left the way of the 'Constantine' there and left for school and of course James having lived not too far from Sam and Dean. Upon the return home, they try to figure out what is best to do while at the local gas station. Dean explains to Sam how he carried him out the front door and how Sam never knew about it. Dean goes off to do his little phone call, and Charlie see's him, even though he didnt' want anyone to know he was calling John. She doesn't say a thing and let's him be. Charlie and James go for a walk into town, at their old neighborhood and Charlie is anxious to find her father she hasnt' seen him in years. They get to her house, James entering first only to find him mangled by a demon. Of course this kills Charlie. Her only tie into the world gone, and she is left with her Uncle John, of which she has no recollection of where he is, so basically she's alone other than James and the boys, that's all she has now. Charlie seeks advice from Missouri, just in time to be met by the boys who get a chance to meet an old family friend of John's. While they are visiting her, Charlie tells her about her father's death and Missouri tells her how she saw it coming, then, she challenges Dean about how he really feels about Charlie. Meanwhile, James goes searching for answers about her family history when she finds her father hasn't been home in days. She finds her father and gets a chance to talk to him, but when he dissappears it leaves her baffled. She has been hit by a car, but through it all, the collision and what not and the fire she would have been dead or near dead, but instead she walked away, untouched, unbroken. Finding herself left without answers she continues to seek help, being found by an old college professor who pulls her aside to talk to her about the old Demon Legacy. She's confused and baffled. Later [off screen] Sam finds out who James really is when Missouri warns him about someone close to him, will turn out to be related to the demon that killed their mother. He realizes that person is James. In the end, Charlie finds herself standing outside of Jenny's house pleading with Dean to go back in. Thing is, she feels a connection to Jenny since she knew her father before his death. Jenny was friends with Charlie's father, when she'd first moved in, Michael [charlie's dad] had been one of the first to greet her. When Dean refused, Charlie pleaded and finally Sam looked up and saw Jenny banging on her window for help. then when they save her from the house, they see Mary Winchester in ghost form, the flames of course turns out to be her. Charlie is of course there with them and witnesses this, James is recooping from the crash and out finding answers. Charlie ends up returning to Missouri, going through old photographs and memories with her, the funeral occurs, then someone returns to Lawerence, John, knocks on Missouri's door, Charlie answers, and they talk. He tells her how wonderful of a man her father was, and he asks if Mary really did save the boys. She explains to him what had happened and then of course Missouri challenges him as to why he won't see the boys. and there you have it. =]
Web Video | December 16, 2006
