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This '''unnamed man''' acted as the [[vessel]] for the demon [[Seven Deadly Sins#Sloth|Sloth]]. |
This '''unnamed man''' acted as the [[vessel]] for the demon [[Seven Deadly Sins#Sloth|Sloth]]. |
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==History== |
==History== |
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| − | After the [[Seven Deadly Sins]] escaped from [[Hell]] through the [[Devil's Gate]], [[Seven Deadly Sins#Sloth|Sloth]] chose this man as his [[vessel]], presumably because he represented the sin of sloth. While possessing the man, Sloth killed a Nebraskan family by making them too lazy to get food from a fridge just a few feet away from them. |
+ | After the [[Seven Deadly Sins]] [[Escape of the Seven Deadly Sins|escaped]] from [[Hell]] through the [[Devil's Gate]], [[Seven Deadly Sins#Sloth|Sloth]] chose this man as his [[vessel]], presumably because he represented the sin of sloth. While possessing the man, Sloth killed a Nebraskan family by making them too lazy to get food from a fridge just a few feet away from them. |
When the Seven Deadly Sins attacked the Winchesters, [[Tamara]] and [[Bobby Singer]], Sloth chased Bobby into a corner of the living room. However, Bobby lured the demon into a [[Devil's trap (object)|devil's trap]] and performed an [[exorcism]]. Sloth was exorcised out of this man and back to Hell. Bobby later told the Winchesters that Sloth's vessel had survived the possession and exorcism though he would need "a lifetime of therapy bills." |
When the Seven Deadly Sins attacked the Winchesters, [[Tamara]] and [[Bobby Singer]], Sloth chased Bobby into a corner of the living room. However, Bobby lured the demon into a [[Devil's trap (object)|devil's trap]] and performed an [[exorcism]]. Sloth was exorcised out of this man and back to Hell. Bobby later told the Winchesters that Sloth's vessel had survived the possession and exorcism though he would need "a lifetime of therapy bills." |
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==Appearances== |
==Appearances== |
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*[[Season 3]] |
*[[Season 3]] |
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| − | **''[[The Magnificent Seven]]'' |
+ | **''[[The Magnificent Seven]]'' {{c|possessed by [[Seven Deadly Sins#Sloth|Sloth]]}} |
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Latest revision as of 19:01, 17 April 2018
This unnamed man acted as the vessel for the demon Sloth.
History[]
After the Seven Deadly Sins escaped from Hell through the Devil's Gate, Sloth chose this man as his vessel, presumably because he represented the sin of sloth. While possessing the man, Sloth killed a Nebraskan family by making them too lazy to get food from a fridge just a few feet away from them.
When the Seven Deadly Sins attacked the Winchesters, Tamara and Bobby Singer, Sloth chased Bobby into a corner of the living room. However, Bobby lured the demon into a devil's trap and performed an exorcism. Sloth was exorcised out of this man and back to Hell. Bobby later told the Winchesters that Sloth's vessel had survived the possession and exorcism though he would need "a lifetime of therapy bills."
Appearances[]
- Season 3
- The Magnificent Seven (possessed by Sloth)