This unnamed demon, posing as a waitress, confronted Sam and Dean Winchester at a diner after Dean was mysteriously brought back from Hell.
History[]
She demanded to know how Dean had gotten out of the pit, and didn't believe him when he said he didn't know. When she threatened to send him back to Hell, Dean taunted her, saying that whoever brought him back was obviously more powerful than her, and that it wanted him out of Hell. To prove his point, he punched her twice in the face and then left when she didn't retaliate.
Later that night, Sam returned to the diner in hopes of killing the demons there. He discovered the all the demons were dead, except for the waitress, whose eyes had been burned out. She was in fear and crying out that she had seen it, and they were all dead. Sam asked her what it was she saw, but she refused to say anything else. Sam then used his powers to exorcise the demon out of its body and send it back to Hell. Unfortunately, her vessel did not survive.
Powers and Abilities[]
- Demonic Possession - The demon could possess humans against their will to walk earth.
- Immortality - The demon can't age or get sick, and can only die if killed by supernatural beings or weapons.
- Invulnerability - The demon survived Castiel's spiritual form, but it blinded her vessel.
- Super Senses - The demon was able to smell Sam.
Weaknesses[]
- Angels - Castiel was able to cause great harm to the demon, deeply frightening her even after he was gone.
- Exorcism - The demon was exorcised by Sam's special child powers.
Appearances[]
Trivia[]
- It is never made clear why Castiel didn't kill her when he smote the demons in the diner, instead leaving her blinded and alive.
- The demon's inability to see after her vessel's eyes are burned out is contradicted by Belphegor's behavior suggesting that he can see just fine with an eyeless vessel who died of a smiting. However, the waitress was possessing her vessel when the damage was done and Belphegor was not.