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Supernatural Analysis
Supernatural Analysis

Second semester of senior year I was in my french class and I was talking to one of my friends and she was talking how Supernatural is a show that aired on the CW network on september 13, 2005. As she was talking about I started to remember that it was a show that I saw talked about a lot on social media especially Tumblr. After a while I decided that I would go home and give it a chance and it changed my life forever.

The show follows two brothers Sam and Dean Winchester, Dean is played by Jensen Ackles and Sam is played by jared Padalecki. They grew up in Lawrence, Kansas with their mom Mary and their father John. they had a pretty happy life then on the day Sam turned six months old Mary was killed by a demon named azazel aka yellow eyes. From this night on John dedicated his life to find the demon who did this and kill all monsters that walked the earth. He took his sons and trained them to hunt and kill all things evil. he created the family business. …show more content…
They hunt things that are called things like a Rugaru, Leviathans, and Demons now I know I sound crazy right now but this show is amazing. Season 1-5 life was pretty easy for the boys. All they had to do was find their dad and kill monsters but for the past 5 seasons life has been hell for them they started battling with demons and angels and satan and lost a few people along they way and made some new friends at the same
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