14.16 Don't Go in the Woods

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Title Don't Go in the Woods
Episode # Season 14, Episode 16
First aired March 21, 2019
Directed by John Fitzpatrick
Written by Davy Perez
Nick Vaught
On IMDB Don't Go in the Woods
Outline While Sam and Dean investigate a a creature killing people in the woods, they leave Jack to his own devices.
Monster Kohonta
Timeline
Location(s) Polk City, Iowa
Lebanon, Kansas
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Synopsis

Characters

Definitions

Music

(playing on Eliot's phone as he watches a Ghostfacers video)

Quotes

Dean: What you looking at, porn? Sex tapes? Nip slips?

Sam: The Internet is more than just naked people. You do know that, right?

Dean: Not my Internet.
Eliot: Zombies are real?

Jack: Well, no. Not really. It's kinda disappointing. But there are other monsters.
Eliot: Like what?

Jack: Well, vampires, werewolves, shapeshifters -- I've seen one of those. Djinn, rugaru -- I mean that's a funny name, yeah. Wraiths, sirens, demons, ghouls. All sorts of things.
Eliot: Do demons really look like this?
Jack: No. They don't have horns. They actually look like smoke, unless they've possessed a human, then they can look like me or you or anybody.
Dean: We hunt things, fight things and kill things people don't understand. So, kohonta, talk.
Sheriff Romero: I didn't think it was real. The kohonta was a tribal legend, an old story I hadn't heard about since I was a kid. but then I saw it, the night that Barbra was killed.
Dean: Well, it's a good thing. Like I said, we hunt these things.
Dean: Knowing about monsters and fighting them are two different things.

Sheriff Romero: So, you make that choice for everybody? Imagine telling them, imagine the lives you could save.

Dean: No. No, doesn't work like that. People die. Even when they know how to fight, people still die.

Trivia & References

Dean: We don't want to leave the Bunker empty. In case Mom, or some of the other hunters call and need help, so... And this place is long overdue for a restock, so your mission -- should you choose to accept. Made you a list.
"Your mission should you choose to accept it" is a line from the Mission Impossible series used when agents are assigned their missions.
Max: Is that whatshisname? Bambi?
Bambi is a wide-eyed innocent baby deer from the Disney movie of the same name.
Stacy: I feel bad for him.

Max: Same. I mean living with a bunch of dudes, their whole place must smell like beer, Kleenex and... Old Spice.

Kleenex is the brand name for a type of facial tissue, in this case the reference is to their use to clean up ejaculate following masturbation. Old Spice is an aftershave.
Max: Do you ever like, hangout?

Jack: Well, we have movie nights on Tuesdays. Dean usually picks. I've seen Lost Boys like 36 times.

The Lost Boys is a 1987 comedy horror movie about two brothers who encounter a gang of vampires, and the brothers who hunt them.
Jack: I like The Who.

Stacy: Who?
Max: Oh, my Aunt listens to them. They're... old.
Jack: Dean says any music made after 1979 'sucks ass.'

The Who is an English rock band that was formed in 1964. Dean must have some exceptions to his rule as he has given a pass to Bon Jovie who were formed in 1983.
Max: So, how do you use it?

Jack: Well, there are standard hand to hand combat moves. Like a lightsaber. Or you can throw it, like this.

A lightsaber is a prominent weapon from Star Wars. Jack was seen watching Star Wars: Clone Wars in 13.04 The Big Empty and in 13.23 Let the Good Times Roll, Lucifer said he and Jack could go anywhere in the Univers "like Star Wars" and he could even make him a I can make you a lightsaber.
Eliot: Dude, are you like a Jedi or something?

Jack: Kinda.

Jedi are an ancient order in the Star Wars universe who wield much power. When watching Star Wars: Clone Wars Jack commented that he didn't like Anakin, who was a young Jedi who turned to evil and became Darth Vader.
Dean: So what the hell is this thing?

Sheriff Romero: It's not a what, who. The Parker family, they were some of the first white settlers around here, they set a homestead up in these woods, the cabin.
Sam: And then?
Sheriff Romero: Things went bad. It was a hard winter, their oldest son Henry survived, but he did things.
Dean: What kind of things? Like Donner Party?

The Donner Party was a group of American pioneers which became famous for engaging in cannibalism to survive. The Donner Party was also mentioned in 1.02 Wendigo as an example of how a wendigo is made. One member appeared in the novel Supernatural: Fresh Meat as a wendigo.
Dean: Whoa. That was like full on "Raiders."
A reference to the climax of the 1981 Indiana Jones movie [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raiders_of_the_Lost_Ark Raiders of the Lost Ark, when the Ark of the Covenant is opened and causes all the NAZIs to liquefy, just as the Kohonta does.

Minutiae

Patrick Roccas, who played Deputy #2, previously played Angel #2 in 7.21 Reading Is Fundamental.
The Ghostfacers video Eliot is watching appears to be the same one from 4.17 It's a Terrible Life.
While talking with Max, Stacy and Eliot, Jack references Buddy the shapeshifter from 13.04 The Big Empty, and Dagon when he mentions having killed a demon.
The story behind the creation of the kohonta is similar to the creation story for a wendigo told in 1.02 Wendigo though with the difference of the kohonta being cursed.

Sides, Scripts & Transcripts

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