The Ending Of Supernatural Explained

During the 15 years that Sam and Dean Winchester went around saving people and hunting things in a '67 Chevy Impala on Supernatural, the series reduced its fandom to a messy puddle of tears. However, the show's second (and final) swan song cuts the deepest.

Supernatural creator Eric Kripke's "no angel policy" came to a fiery halt with Castiel way back in season 4. This particular trenchcoat wearing angel spends just over a decade unlearning thousands of years of angel bias and brutality. Even from his first few lines, Castiel understands Dean like no one else has — not even Sam.

Despite Dean's bravado and snark, Castiel understands how Dean perceives himself: as a destructive, angry, broken man — Daddy's blunt instrument. In the third to last episode, "Despair," Cas finally tells Dean the truth when he sacrifices himself to the Empty, a plane of nonexistence where angels go when they die. Having made a deal in season 14 that would send him to the Empty the moment he experiences happiness, Castiel fulfills that pact while finally confessing his love for Dean Winchester.

Dean asks why the monologue sounds like a goodbye, and Cas confirms fans' long-time suspicions when he says three words.

And those three words save the world.

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Self-sacrificing Winchester | 0:00
Falling in love with humanity | 1:28
The forgotten Winchester | 2:30
Daddy's little angels | 3:18
Most loving man on Earth | 4:22
Jack and Castiel Winchester | 5:15
Hunters don't get happy endings | 6:17
Breaking the Winchester curse | 7:44
The Heaven the Winchesters deserve | 8:52
The ending that almost was | 10:04
Don't you cry no more | 11:00

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