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Episode 3.06 - Red Sky At Morning - Plot and Character Detail

Gertrude - Gertrude is an elderly woman in her seventies but don't let that fool ya - she's still a hot momma - as poor Sam finds out as she has taken a shine to him and is not letting go. However, Sam has to play her game in order to get some information from her about strange goings-on in the town. These sides really do not give out too much information about the plot. All we know is that Gertrude's niece, Sheila, was found dead in her bathtub. The cause of death was said to be drowning, but according to Gertrude both Shiela's body and the bathtub were completely dry when she found her. Sheila, however, did tell her aunt about seeing a ship, almost like a ghost ship. Dean and Sam, while investigating, also find out about another set of strange deaths in the town - two brothers. The only link we are given is that some tragedy happened in all of the victim's pasts for which they may have some guilt. Shiela was driving a car when it had some kind of accident and it killed her friend. The boys were linked to their father's death.

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One of the over arcing issues for the Winchester brothers as they enter Supernatural season 3 is the deal that turned the hour glass on Dean's life. If left unresolved, Dean has to die. Naturally, this little problem is going to an imperative to the story. But, when, and how Dean (Jensen Ackles) can escape from the bargain is not known, yet.

Some recent spoilers, on the other hand, suggest that the resolution have some sometime early in the first half of Supernatural's third season.

Spoilers ahead.

In the episode “Bedtime Stories,” set to debut in November, Sam will take up the cause to reverse Dean's deal when he confronts the crossroads demon and tries to barter a release. The crossroads demon has an interesting reason for denying the request, it turns out the demon doesn't have the authority.

Sam (Jared Padalecki) will shoot the crossroads demon's human host after he learns that there is higher up pulling her strings. This could equate, in some degree, to the endgame of the season. If the demon is one of those released during last seasons finale, no diversion would be necessary to track it down, and the confrontation could make for a heck of cliff hanger with Dean's life hanging in the balance.

On the speculative side of things, it would not be surprising at all to see Dean actually die before the finale ends, leaving significant buzz over whether or not the character would return in the subsequent season. That kind of buzz could be helpful if Supernatural finds itself sitting on the bubble once again.

Of course, it would not at all be surprising for this issue to be dealt with well in advance of the finale to allow a larger, more globally threatening end game emerge. But, that is still a long ways away. Supernatural's premiere, on the other hand, is just a little more than a month away: Thursday, October 4.

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Eric Kripke, creator and executive producer of The CW's series Supernatural, told SCI FI Wire that he's been waiting to get to the storyline in the upcoming third season ever since the show began. "This is the season to join the party," Kripke said in an interview. "Or for fans, this is the season they've been waiting for. From the beginning I was always like, 'Oh, man, just let us get to season three.'

Because season one and two we set the chessboard, and in season three, really, all hell breaks loose." "All Hell Breaks Loose" was, in fact, the title of the season two finale. It set up a third season in which brothers Sam and Dean Winchester (Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles) will be tracking down some of the demons that escaped when the gates to hell were opened.

Kripke added that the series will return to a simpler season-long mythology focusing on the ongoing war between good and evil. "There's so much we're paying off," he said. "I feel the mythology was great in season one. I think the stand-alones were great in season two. But I think the mythology of season two was just okay. It was too complicated. It wasn't as visceral as 'find dad.' And in season three we're back to a really visceral mythology, which is 'It's war, what do we do?'

And so we're really excited about that mythology, and we feel, again, it's going to be the most exciting season yet.' Still, Kripke doesn't intend to leave behind the show's "bread and butter" stand-alone episodes, which will continue to explore various urban myths. One of these will even inform an upcoming Christmas episode.

"We'll never run out as long as they keep us on the air," Kripke said. "I just found a urban legend about the anti-Claus, an evil Santa Claus, the one who doesn't come to give you gifts, the one who comes to punish you when you're naughty. It's called the Belsnickel in Maryland. And we were like, 'Great. The Supernatural Christmas episode.' So there's sort of no limit to those episodes."

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