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| − | + | The Anti-possession symbol will protect the wearer from [[possession]] by a demon. | |
| − | + | Following [[Sam Winchester]]'s possession by the demon [[Meg]] in [[2.14 Born Under a Bad Sign]], [[Bobby Singer]] gives Sam and [[Dean]] each a [[charm amulet]] with the symbol. Later in [[3.12 Jus in Bello]], the boys reveal that they have had the symbol tattooed on their chests. Other people with the anti-possession tattoo included [[Kevin Tran]] and his mother [[Linda Tran]], [[Jack]] (though due to his being a [[Nephilim]], the tattoos instantly healed) and [[Mary Winchester]]. | |
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| + | In [[5.02 Good God, Y'All]], [[Ellen Harvelle]] revealed that her daughter [[Jo]] wears an anti-possession charm. | ||
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| + | In [[1.01 Pilot (The Winchesters)]], both [[John Winchester (The Winchesters)|John Winchester]] and [[Mary Campbell]] are in possession of the charm -- Mary wears one on a bracelet, while John's charm is connected to a key given to him that opens a [[Men of Letters Clubhouse]]. | ||
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Revision as of 09:20, 15 October 2022
The Anti-possession symbol will protect the wearer from possession by a demon.
Following Sam Winchester's possession by the demon Meg in 2.14 Born Under a Bad Sign, Bobby Singer gives Sam and Dean each a charm amulet with the symbol. Later in 3.12 Jus in Bello, the boys reveal that they have had the symbol tattooed on their chests. Other people with the anti-possession tattoo included Kevin Tran and his mother Linda Tran, Jack (though due to his being a Nephilim, the tattoos instantly healed) and Mary Winchester.
In 5.02 Good God, Y'All, Ellen Harvelle revealed that her daughter Jo wears an anti-possession charm.
In 1.01 Pilot (The Winchesters), both John Winchester and Mary Campbell are in possession of the charm -- Mary wears one on a bracelet, while John's charm is connected to a key given to him that opens a Men of Letters Clubhouse.
