


Meg: You do know that’s not what she really looks like, right?




Meg: You do know that’s not what she really looks like, right?


Cas: I think that we—

Sam: Time to destroy this thing.
Dean: Where’s the salt?


Dean: Why should I care, Cas is a grown angel he can take care of—

Sam: Do I need to go get the hat?
Dean: No.


Sam: That’s not even a difficult choice.


Sam: Not rea—

Sam: Yes. I’m definitely less sure about—

Sam: I thought you said we should get rid of this hat?
Dean: I figured it might come in handy.


Dean: Uh, you know… he’s like family… and he’s useful—

Dean: I care about him as deeply as I do any of my family and I don’t function right without him— dammit, Sam!!

Dean: …we’re definitely getting rid of this thing!


Dean: Huh, what’s the old men keeping a hat locked up for…

Dean: Sam, look, cool huh?

Sam: I’m not sure you should be playing around with the stuff we find here… You never know why the Men of Letters kept is around.
Dean: C’mon, what’s the worst that could happen. If Jessica hadn’t died I’d totally have seduced her.

Sam: …what.
Dean: Why did I say that, I didn’t mean to say that. Your hair looks stupid.


Meg: Fleshy.
Ruby: Meaty.
Crazy!Cas: Constricting.


Dean: Hey, bitch, get your ass over here!
Sam: What?
Dean: Happy Birthday!

Sam: What the hell is this?

Sam: God, Dean, you’re such a jerk!


Ruby: Nah, not really…
Meg: It’s not about colour, it’s about what you do with it.