Supernatural Argumentative Essay

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Do you ever spend time roaming around the Tv channel guide to search from a show to watch? If so here’s a solution. Supernatural deals with two brothers, Dean and Sam, on a journey to hunt down a powerful demon that killed their mother but encounter major obstacles along the way. Later they realize that their journey has now turned into a war between God and Lucifer; they must fight along God’s side but not for the reason they think. Supernatural is a well thought out television show because it contains multiple settings, interesting situations, and involves brother love like no other.
Supernatural consists of multiple settings. The reason being is because their father had the obsession to kill the demon that killed their mother and raises
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In every episode there’s a problem involved that the characters must face. The first two episodes are mainly about Sam and Dean getting into the lifestyle of hunting because the demon who killed their mother has now killed Sam’s girlfriend, which triggers Sam into dropping school and joining the family “business” of hunting. Another major incredible event that happens is the John, the father of Sam and Dean, dies in order to save the life of Dean. What’s makes this event interesting is that Dean was hit by a train when driving and was severely injured, so John made a bargain with the yellowed eyed demon, the demon which killed his wife, to take his life instead and let Dean remain living. Now before dying John tells Dean that if Sam doesn’t kill him then Dean must kill Sam. That event later takes place in season 4 and shows why John said what he said. Another example of an interesting event is whenever the boys hear about Lilith, a powerful demons that is trying to break the seals in order for Lucifer to rise. Dean and Sam try to hunt Lilith so they can stop the apocalypse from happening. Sam thinks that he is the one that must kill Lilith since he too has part demon in him, but Sam doesn’t realize that if he does kill Lilith it’ll result in something that shocks him and the

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