Before they can carry out their duty, however, they are confronted by the demon Alastair and two of his minions. When talking with another angel at an auction for the second Word of God tablet, Dean again states that Castiel did not make it out of Purgatory. After being a special guest star in the seventh and eighth seasons, Collins was upgraded once again to regular cast member status through seasons 9–15. A fight ensues, and Castiel is nearly defeated in the battle by Alastair. They confront Balthazar, but are interrupted by Raphael. The angel's interactions with Dean were "one of the highlights of the [fourth] season". Donatello, without his soul that was taken by Amara, has no natural barrier against the corrupting influence of the tablets, causing him to become corrupted. When he comes, Sam threatens Castiel saying that if he does not help, then he will hunt him down and kill him. [8] He later returns in "The Monster At the End of This Book" to explain Chuck's role as a Prophet and later when Dean calls him to help save Sam. When Castiel contacts the Winchesters, however, Dean tells him to leave Hael and make his way the Men of Letters bunker where he will be safe from the angels hunting him. The other angel offers Castiel the chance to return to Heaven with him, but Castiel declines, explaining that he feels he no longer belongs there. Dean subsequently returns and banishes Lucifer, vowing to find a way to free Castiel from his control. Castiel heads off alone and rescues Meg who explains what the demons really want. Jack angrily asks Castiel and Gabriel why they did not resurrect Sam, but they inform him that neither of them are strong enough. Sam and Dean are uncomfortable with Castiel's actions, but he tells them that there was no other way. God eventually returns to offer the Winchesters help against Jack's corrupted state, but when the Winchesters realize that God is manipulating the situation to suit his own narrative aspirations, they reject his plans, prompting God to release all the spirits and monsters the Winchesters have previously defeated from Hell. Their presence does not fall in line with Chuck's Gospel, so the Archangel Raphael begins to descend. Castiel, Sam and Dean infiltrate Sucrocorp thanks to a distraction from Meg and he and Dean confront Dick Roman in the labs. Collins believes Castiel envies Dean's decisiveness and desires to emulate him.[24]. He later reunites with the Winchesters and meets Jack. When the Winchesters unintentionally change history when a wish-granting pearl draws John Winchester of 2003 into the present, this creates a new timeline where Castiel is still a servant of Heaven alongside Zachariah. He's been watching human beings from a great distance for the last two thousand years, so angels haven't been on Earth mingling with human beings for the last two thousand years. Castiel is able to make a deal with the entity from the Empty to restore Jack to life in exchange for himself, but the entity chooses not to collect right away. At the end of the episode Castiel explains to Sam and Dean that the celestial war is not going well for him and he would rather be on Earth with them, but leaves anyway to continue fighting, but promises to take care of Crowley's captured monsters first. In "When the Levee Breaks", Castiel has Dean take the oath of allegiance to God and His angels, to which Dean agrees under the impression it will keep Sam safe. The series director Kim Manners also encouraged Collins to play Castiel with an air of "piousness". Castiel then goes to Heaven to ask for help with Gabriel and the Apocalypse World Michael situation, where he is surprised to meet an alive Naomi. "[23], The character was created for the fourth season to introduce Christian mythology to the series. However, Naomi orders Castiel to kill Dean and though he fights it, he has no control over his actions. Castiel is later seen traveling on a bus to an unknown destination with the tablet. Castiel reveals that they are dealing with the Whore of Babylon and provides the stake that can kill her, but as he is no longer a true servant of Heaven, is unable to do it himself. Castiel finds Sam in time to save him from a demon torturing him to death with electro-shock therapy and tries to restore his mental wall, but can't as it's completely gone. Collins feels this is because interactions with Sam and Dean have made the angel "uncertain" and "more fragile". Castiel manages to teleport to Bobby's and draws a sigil to hide himself from the other angels before passing out. [18], In "Family Matters", Castiel returns to "diagnose" Sam by asking him several questions. After helping the Winchesters fake their deaths to escape the secret service, Castiel attempts to find Lucifer's child, but is convinced to spare the unborn child by his mother, Kelly, who is certain that the baby will be good. Castiel is able to collect himself in time to return to the bunker and help Dean and the resurrected Mary Winchester find and rescue Sam. Castiel informs Dean he can't interfere due to how important Prophets are, but he impresses upon Dean how the archangel protecting a Prophet will intervene if said Prophet is in trouble to secretly let him know a way to save Sam. Asmodeus then tracks Gabriel down and he and his demon underlings enter the Bunker, where they attack the group. Castiel, realizing there is no other way to safely know the true ingredients for the spell, forcibly extracts the spell from Donatello's mind, leaving him brain-dead and on life support. However, parts of Castiel's original personality are still shown with him still being happy to help Sam and Dean out and still knowledgeable about various supernatural things, but not willing to actually fight anymore even when his life is threatened. As he is about to kill him, Dean manages to break through to Castiel's heart and he breaks free of Naomi's influence. He then explains what the Word of God is, but is unable to read it. He demonstrates his new power by killing Raphael with a simple snap of his fingers. When Lucifer returns- Crowley faked banishing Lucifer when in reality he attempted to trap Lucifer in his old vessel and control him- the Winchesters are able to trap Lucifer in an alternate universe where the apocalypse took place as Dean and Sam were never born, but Lucifer kills Crowley and Castiel and takes Mary to the other world with him. However, upon learning that Lucifer has escaped destruction, now jumping through vessels that rapidly burn out due to his weakened state making it harder for him to maintain them, Castiel sets out to find Lucifer, accompanied by Crowley, although their first attempt simply sees Rowena banish Lucifer's new vessel to the bottom of the ocean without actually managing to kill him. The Reaper tortures Castiel and kills him when the Winchesters show up to rescue him. Castiel informs Gabriel of the situation in Heaven, but Gabriel is reluctant to believe that he can be of help after abandoning Heaven previously. During his travels with the Winchesters, Castiel develops friendships with both men. Castiel is committed to the mental hospital, but is safe from the demons as only Meg knows he's alive and she takes a job at the hospital, presumably to look after him. Hardly comparable to Dean's emotive performance, Sam did, however, manage to, well, manage some of the messier, unnecessary story elements in this episode, like Meg. Once there, Castiel expresses regret at having to kill Anna. Michael is eventually apparently expelled from Dean, but Jack later dies as a result of his angelic heritage being at war with his human nature now that his grace has been stripped. With his angelic powers partially restored, Castiel sets out to try and stop the angelic civil war. Source(s): https://shrinke.im/a8eMv. She posited that Collins plays the role with "somber intensity", and "brings a sense of curiosity about humans to the character". And much like Meg and Castiel, the new (now gone) Lucifer's crypt storyline was simply introduced, used and thrown away as quickly as the 42-minute episode time limit would allow. In "Reading is Fundamental", Castiel is awakened when the Word of God – a tablet with information inscribed by an angel as dictated by God – is found by Sam and Dean. The Winchesters, too, received some well-deserved padding to their story and the challenges they now face. With each blow to the head Dean took from his angelic friend, Supernatural's previous affinity of bringing characters back from the dead was all but forgotten, instead replaced with an emotion-filled scene of the caliber that one would expect from a series finale. She then tells Castiel that due to the fact that there are only a dozen or so angels left alive after the various wars and purges of recent years, Heaven is at risk of falling apart and having the billions of souls residing there sent back to Earth as ghosts, which would cause untold destruction and chaos. And yet, we know Misha Collins is … Dean has the angel secretly possessing Sam heal Castiel and takes him back to the bunker but later asks him to leave when Ezekiel, the angel inside Sam, requests it, potentially threatening Sam’s life if Dean doesn’t comply. [44] According to him, "The enthusiasm that I've been met with is something new and not something I'm really prepared for. After the demons are killed, a dying Jimmy begs Castiel to take him back as a host so his daughter will not have to go through what he did, and the angel acquiesces. (Again) Sam and Dean reunite with old friends, while Lucifer's crypts are revealed. So...there's a humanizing of Castiel going on. However, when Sam and Dean go to meet him, they instead find Jimmy, Castiel's vessel, who claims to have little memory of his life as a vessel. Arthur Ketch and the alternate universe version of Charlie Bradbury are captured by angels. After trapping Balthazar within a ring of ignited holy oil and forcing him to restore the souls he has taken, Castiel sets him free, claiming his debt has been paid off. Rachel, Castiel's lieutenant comes instead and berates the boys for only calling for him when they need something of him, but Castiel arrives himself and sends Rachel away. Castiel Season 8. Still, Supernatural continues to rebuild itself from "the seasons that will not be named", so it's not too surprising that certain tricks were implemented to help with its transition. Castiel is later able to restore the prophet Donatello to life, the mental damage he had previously suffered due to his lost soul now limited so long as Donatello reminds himself to be good. Castiel kills her, but is left weakened by a stab wound she managed to inflict on him first. He heals Dean's injuries and resurrects Bobby and reminds Dean that he got what he wanted: no Apocalypse, no Paradise, just more of the same. Likely the necessity to "bring everyone together" in a single storyline. However, he is subsequently captured along with Lucifer by Asmodeus when Lucifer returns to this world to warn them about the Michael of the parallel universe, who seeks to rule this world as well. Having killed Bartholomew in self-defence, Castiel takes command of most of the Earth-bound angels, but finds himself opposed by Metatron, who is rallying angels to his side with the intention of painting Castiel as the villain of the piece. With Castiel/Lucifer now Amara's prisoner, she decides to torture an archangel to try and lure God out, leaving the Winchesters to speculate that Lucifer couldn't use the Hand of God due to the fact that he is a fallen archangel.
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