"The Coven is a pale relic of its past power," all because of persecution engineered by the Men of Letters.ĭean enters the confessional with Father Delaney, and talks about how he was dishonest to "Gina" and sometimes seeing two or three girls at the same time, rolling his eyes at his feigned remorse. Rowena slaps Olivette around, but Olivette says it's a useless endeavor because what Rowena is looking for no longer exists. The things from her father's estate are spread out on a table in the church basement, including Isabella's Journal. Isabella fell into despair and was forced into the convent by her father. But when Isabella confessed her love to Piero, he said he loved another more – his art. She posed for the painting that turned out to be his masterpiece – in Florence, Italy, in 1520. In the church basement, Isabella tells Sister Mathias about her love and obsession for Piero. He leaves Olivette at his mother's disposal so that she can exact revenge or do whatever it is she wants. He brings her Olivette, the high priestess of the Grand Coven, powerless in iron chains. All the victims did go to confession, so Dean asks: "Sammy, how long has it been since my last confession?"īack at his lair, Crowley has decided to do something nice for his mother. Lisa had no idea Frank was cheating on her, however, so maybe she was controlled by someone who did. Leaving the church, Dean points out that the theme of the case seems to be guys doing their women wrong. Dean then questions Sister Mathias about her choice to become a nun, and why someone would choose to quit one's life for something so different, to which Sister Mathias says she needed to find something larger than herself to focus on. During their talk, she hints that Frank as well as an earlier victim were possibly cheating on their partners. Sam goes to snoop around, leaving Dean with Sister Mathias. Father Delaney introduces Sister Mathias, Dean checks her out and they introduce themselves as agents Allman (Dean) and Betts (Sam). He does confirm, however, that all the victims (all men) had recently been to confession. They visit Father Delaney in the church to discuss the McCarthy murder, asking about Frank's confession, but Father Delaney won't reveal anything he said. Sam and Dean pose as FBI agents to investigate the case of Terry Sloan and two other suicides, all Catholics. After he dies, a cloud of smoke leaves Lisa's body and she starts screaming in horror. Lisa calls him a liar and stabs him with a pair of scissors. Later in their home, Frank sighs about having to work such long hours. In the church, Frank and Lisa McCarthy are watched by the spirit, as Frank leaves the confessional.
In a church basement, Sister Mathias is talking to Isabella about the man Isabella loved before she became a nun, telling her his name was Piero and he was a painter and that Isabella was his muse and posed for him. She accuses him of helping the Winchesters and preferring them to his own flesh and blood. Outside the church he disembowels himself with the sharp end of the candlestick.Īt his lair, Crowley is being berated by Rowena for not intervening with the Grand Coven on her behalf, so she would be allowed to practice real and powerful witchcraft again. A spirit watches Terry as he walks out of the confessional. In a church in Worcester, MA, Terry Sloan is absolved of his sins by Father Delaney.
Meanwhile, when Crowley captures Olivette (guest star Teryl Rothery), the leader of the Grand Coven, Rowena (guest star Ruth Connell) pleads her case to be allowed to practice magic freely again. All of the victims were members of a Catholic church and had recently given confession, leading the brothers to suspect the priest (guest star Stephen Daniel Curtis) is somehow involved. Sam and Dean investigate a string of suicides committed by people with little in common other than the identical, grisly method of death – slow, self-administered disembowlment. This episode summary is an official CW press release.
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