The Prisoner

The Prisoner
Season	10
Episode	22
Overall	217
Series	Supernatural
Airdate	May 13, 2015
Written by	Andrew Dabb
Directed by	Thomas J. Wright
Episode list	Season 10
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Next →	Brother's Keeper

The Prisoner is the 22nd episode of Season 10. It aired on May 13th, 2015.

Summary

DEAN IS ON A RAMPAGE — When it comes to the Stynes, Dean (Jensen Ackles) decides to take matters into his own hands. Sam (Jared Padalecki) tries to come to terms with his decision.

Plot

Cyrus Frankenstein walks out of his high school in Shreveport Louisiana. As he walks by three boys, one of them begins taunting him as to the status of his virginity. Instead of being intimidated, Cyrus insults him back, commenting on his clothes, haircut, and the type of car he drives. The other two boys laugh at the third, so he pushes down cyrus as he begins to walk away. Eli Frankenstein, Cy's cousin, gets out of a black car just down from the boys and walks up. He asks if there is a problem and the boy says no, but Eli says he wasn't talking to him and repeats the question to Cyrus. Cyrus says there isn't a problem and they leave.

Later, the bully is walking out of a store with a drink and there is a black car following him. He begins to walk faster and to almost run around a corner, where he runs into Eli. He says he has no beef with Eli, but Eli says "You put hands on my cousin." and a man suddenly pulls a clear plastic bag tight over the bully's head.

The next scene is Sam and Dean remembering Charlie as they build her pyre. Once it is built, Sam begins to talk to her and to apologize, but Dean tells him to shut up. Dean says "You got her killed. You don't get to apologize." Sam responds that they were trying to help him and Dean says he doesn't need it. Sam asks if he's just supposed to let him die. Dean says the Mark won't kill him, but Sam states when it's done with him it won't be him anymore, so he'll still fight for him because that's what they do. Sam says he had a shot and Dean intterupts. Dean says "Yeah, you had a shot. Charlie's Dead. Nice shot." Sam asks if Dean thinks he'll ever forgive himself for Charlie's death and Dean angrily says he thinks that he should be "up there" (heaven/the pyre) instead of Charlie. He then demands that "This thing with Cass and The Book ends now. Shut it down before somebody else gets hurt. You understand me?" Sam asks what about dean and he replies that he's going to find whoever killed Charlie and he's going to kill them and rip apart everything and everyone they ever loved and then tear them apart. Sam worries if it's Dean talking or the Mark and Dean says "Does it matter?" and walks away.

Byrus is playing a game on his t with a friend on video chat and telling his friend he's still moving to L. A. but carefully. He tells him that if his family found out, they would kill him. He's telling his friend his parents are really weird when Eli comes to the door and tells Cyrus his father (Monroe Frankenstein) wants him.

Characters

Main Cast

• Jensen Ackles as Dean Winchester
• Jared Padalecki as Sam Winchester
• Misha Collins as Castiel
• Mark Sheppard as Crowley

Recurring Cast

• Ruth Connell as Rowena

Guest Cast

• David Hoflin as Eldon Frankenstein
• Markus Flanagan as Monroe Frankenstein
• Connor Price as Cyrus Frankenstein
• Josh Emerson as Roscoe Frankenstein
• Matt Bellefleur as Eli Frankenstein
• Sean Campbell as Sheriff Landes
• Quyen Bui as Jake
• Joey Coleman as Deputy
• Tatyana Forrest as Nurse
• Curtis Lum as Inez
• Nathan Dales as Sean

Featured Supernatural Beings

• Angels
• Demons
• Witches

Trivia

• Antagonists: Styne Family and Dean Winchester
• This episode marks the third time that Crowley has shown his demonic eyes - with the first time being during his brief possession of Linda Tran and the second being during his momentary possession of Andre Devlin - , and the first time in his regular vessel.

References

In the intro, a bully asks Stein if he ever saw a boob, but he also says that Game of Thrones doesn't count. It's a reference to the TV-show "Game of Thrones" which is known for its displays of nudity.