Still, Dean goes to Adam's house for proof, namely a photo of Adam and John at a baseball game.  Dean is hilariously ticked off that Adam got the dad he always wanted.  He rolls his eyes as only Jensen can.

Now for the standard background research: In 1990 when John allegedly fathered this child, a spree of missing bodies occurred so John showed up to help the local sheriff (also now missing) to hunt down the demon responsible.

Dean notices something on the ground and finds a vent under the bed.  He and Sam play Rock, Paper, Scissors to decide who goes in, and Dean loses.  They should've played Rock, Paper, Scissors, Lizard, Spock, and I'll be sending a Virtual Gift and a shout-out in my next article to the first commenter who recognizes that reference.

He crawls around until he finds some dead person chunks, which is their sign to leave.  Adam follows his brothers to their motel to ask what's really happening.  Against Dean's advice, Sam tells him the truth about hunters and monsters, and Adam is fine with believing it.  Dean goes off on his own while Sam takes Adam under his wing.  Uh oh, do I smell dissension in the Winchester brotherhood?  By which I mean more dissension, because this whole season has been leading up to a Sam vs. Dean battle royale.

In the motel, the lights go out and Sam and Adam run away from the mystery demon, but it's lurking under the truck and drags Sam down until Dean arrives to put some shotgun shells into it.  They surmise that the demon is going after everyone John Winchester knew in town.


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