Supernatural Season 10: Dead Dean Resurrected as Dameon: Destruction Will Start Soon

By Bindu Jacob Amboory Oct 07, 2014 01:03 AM EDT

Supernatural Season 10: Dead Dean Resurrected as Dameon: Destruction Will Start Soon

Supernatural Season 10 will be premiered on October 7 on The CW; fans from across the world will be expecting for a new wild tale arc. In which Dean will be enacting the character of antagonist. Supernatural Season 9 installment was ended with fun and mystery. Dean had been murdered and resurrected as a demon, or "Deanmon," with a severe revenge to create serious chaos. But, he is fulfilling his aim accompanied by a bunch of humor, which creates laughter in audience. In the initial episodes of Supernatural Season 10 will depict on Demon Dean cutting loose and creating hardships to his brother Sam. Initially, Sam was unaware about his daemon possessed nature, later he was trying to put him under his control.

According to the previews of the prequel drama, Daemon is going on with his violent horrible activities. In the initial episodes, the audience can also view the multi facets of daemon through a different way of Womanizing and playing karaoke. Such scenes are intentionally created to make convince that the daemon does not only exist for the violent and destructive activities but he possesses some human emotions too. It may also try to disclose that the daemons are basically not only with destructions, but they need some fun and entertainment along with their basic instinct.

"Richenbach" is the name of the first episode of Supernatural Season 10; the synopsis of the new season, also states that he grows more and more with evil power and strength. That lets him to increase his wickedness and destructive activities in his new appearance and circumstances. Mark of Cain will be under the control of Daemon and with the support of Mark of Cain the Daemon strengthens with more and more power and spirit. In the second episode Crowley (will be playing by Mark Sheppard), notices the aggressive nature of the daemon and tries to find out the methods to bring him under control. Mark of Cain also indicates the death of many; in short the coming episodes the coming episodes will be filled with both destruction and suppression. Daemon tries to destruct everything and Sam tries to suppress the daemon, Airherald reports.

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