So Jake is standing at the gates of hell, about to unlock those gates. Sam, Dean, Bobby, and Ellen are standing there with their guns pointed at him, knowing he is demonic, yet none of the morons pulls the trigger?
Jake flashes his yellow eyes at Ellen, and tells her to shoot herself, and in those ten seconds still nobody shoots Jake? So as Jake is standing there talking about how great it is to be a demonic critter, still nobody shoots him? When Jake tells Sam, Dean, and Bobby to lower their guns, still nobody shoots Jake, and the dummies lower their guns???
Then the four moronic heroes just stand there and watch Jake open the gates of hell. They finally act by wrestling the gun from Ellen, and shooting Jake.
They should have shot Jake when they first saw him. They knew he was there for demonic reasons. Or they should have shot Jake as soon as he flashed his eyes at Ellen. Obviously if they had put ten bullets into his brain, the hypnotic mojo on Ellen would have been over.
The dorks let the "yellow-eyes" demon win thanks to thier own sheer stupidity. This was a theme of numerous episodes and story-arcs, where the Winchesters were often outsmarted by any number of evil entities that were better prepared than the "hunters."
Jake flashes his yellow eyes at Ellen, and tells her to shoot herself, and in those ten seconds still nobody shoots Jake? So as Jake is standing there talking about how great it is to be a demonic critter, still nobody shoots him? When Jake tells Sam, Dean, and Bobby to lower their guns, still nobody shoots Jake, and the dummies lower their guns???
Then the four moronic heroes just stand there and watch Jake open the gates of hell. They finally act by wrestling the gun from Ellen, and shooting Jake.
They should have shot Jake when they first saw him. They knew he was there for demonic reasons. Or they should have shot Jake as soon as he flashed his eyes at Ellen. Obviously if they had put ten bullets into his brain, the hypnotic mojo on Ellen would have been over.
The dorks let the "yellow-eyes" demon win thanks to thier own sheer stupidity. This was a theme of numerous episodes and story-arcs, where the Winchesters were often outsmarted by any number of evil entities that were better prepared than the "hunters."