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This sounds weird. Can't we just say 'Mental Exorcism' or something more definitive? [[User:FTWinchester|FTWinchester]] ([[User talk:FTWinchester|talk]]) 02:02, June 18, 2013 (UTC) |
This sounds weird. Can't we just say 'Mental Exorcism' or something more definitive? [[User:FTWinchester|FTWinchester]] ([[User talk:FTWinchester|talk]]) 02:02, June 18, 2013 (UTC) |
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| + | This page states that the exorcism on the siege demons in "Jus in Bello" was fatal to them as the demons couldn't escape the building as there were salt-lines on the doors and windows. However, this was never stated in the episode and it is contradictory to a previous episode, as Meg is exorcised in "Devil's Trap" while in Bobby's house (after he salted all the doors and windows) and yet she survived, so clearly salt lines do not prevent demons from being sent back to Hell after they are exorcised. Therefore, should this not be amended? |
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Power of Exorcism?[]
This sounds weird. Can't we just say 'Mental Exorcism' or something more definitive? FTWinchester (talk) 02:02, June 18, 2013 (UTC)
Siege Demons - Fatal Exorcism[]
This page states that the exorcism on the siege demons in "Jus in Bello" was fatal to them as the demons couldn't escape the building as there were salt-lines on the doors and windows. However, this was never stated in the episode and it is contradictory to a previous episode, as Meg is exorcised in "Devil's Trap" while in Bobby's house (after he salted all the doors and windows) and yet she survived, so clearly salt lines do not prevent demons from being sent back to Hell after they are exorcised. Therefore, should this not be amended?