Supernatural RP

Bobby Singer is a man, friend and comrade of the Winchester brothers. Some personality traits of Bobby Singer: Moody, pragmatic and stubborn. Bobby has seen too much to be soft and good-natured. Usually serious, but he has his own signature sense of humor.

Bobby's sense of humor often has a cynical edge, which stems from his work fighting evil and his backstory, including having to kill his own wife due to her being possessed by a demon.

There are also references to some of Bobby's emotions: Discontent: Bobby was displeased with the fact that Sam didn't look for Dean when he ended up in Purgatory. The weight of seeing his brothers sacrifice. It was hard for Bobby to see them sacrifice themselves for each other, because he cared about them as if they were his own family. Willingness to help: Even if Bobby grumbles about the problems humans cause, he is willing to help other hunters, especially the Winchesters. Caring for others. He not only protects the people under Bobby's care, but also tries to support them.

Prejudice towards angels. For example, towards the Nephilim.

Crowley is a demon who helps those who benefit him, and is an ambiguous friend of the Winchesters and his other comrades. Crowley (full name - Fergus MacLeod) is a charismatic and charming demon, who, however, is an open sadist: murder and torture give him pleasure. At the same time, he cannot be called an unambiguous villain, since he acted mainly for his own benefit, and not for Lucifer or the Winchesters.

Crowley has his own code of honor: he does not break the terms of the deal, although not selflessly. The demon showed genuine concern for his son Gavin. Over time, Crowley still became attached to the Winchesters and began to respect them.

Aleister Crowley (born Edward Alexander Crowley) is an English occultist, poet, artist, writer and mountaineer, known as a black magician and Satanist, one of the "prominent ideologists of occultism" of the 20th century.

Crowley's personality is controversial, as he deliberately contributed to the spread of vicious rumors about himself. During his lifetime, Crowley gained widespread and scandalous notoriety for being a recreational drug user, bisexual, and individualistic social critic. The contemporary press called Crowley "the most corrupted man in the world." Short temper. Crowley is prone to losing his temper when his personal safety is threatened or when dealing with what he considers mind-boggling stupidity. For example, he has yelled at several people, including Dean and Castiel, even though he had appeared calm just moments before.

Rage: Crowley is shown to be enraged several times when he learns that some of the Crossroads demons are reneging on their deals.

Sentimentality: Crowley appears to be sentimental, as he is quite disturbed when Sam kills his pet hellhound.

Attachment to family. Crowley's greatest weakness was his son, Gavin MacLeod. Despite showing no outward signs of affection, Crowley saved his son from death, potentially risking time itself.

Castiel is a friend and comrade of the Winchester brothers. Castiel is an angel who came down to earth, entered a human being and began to live among people. Some of Castiel's personality traits: Faith in God: Castiel admits that he may not always understand what God wants and may question his reasoning, but he always follows his father to the best of his ability.

Attitude towards people: Unlike his angelic brothers, Castiel treats people more favorably and does not neglect them.

Affection for Dean: Castiel demonstrates this when he is unable to kill Dean despite pressure from Naomi, who in Heaven tried many times to force Castiel to kill Dean. For example, he often shows affection for Dean and at times expresses regret, indecision, and anger.

After his third resurrection, Castiel loses his memories and becomes more human. He expresses affection for his wife Daphne Allen and retains a desire to help people.

Even after Castiel becomes an angel again, he seems to retain his human emotions, becoming very angry when he realizes who Gadreel was and comforting a distraught Dean.

Sam Winchester is a hunter of evil, he has an older brother - Deer Winchester, a father - John Winchester and a mother - Mary Winchester. Some of Sam's personality traits: Purposeful and unyielding, his character resembles his father.

High intelligence, thoughtfulness and meticulousness push the character to collect all the details of the case he is engaged in.

Interested in living a "normal" life, strives to help people change their destiny.

He respects the law and protests against any illegal action.

He doesn't like to lie and feels awkward when he has to do it, even in the name of saving a human life.

Has a dual nature: can be kind, sensitive, intelligent and independent, but can also be cruel, vengeful, arrogant and proud.

He tries not to get attached to anyone, so as not to lose anyone else.

He is terrified of clowns.

He loves to read, for which Dean often calls him a nerd and a nerd.

Vegetarian, tries to lead a healthy lifestyle, plays sports.

Favorite singer: Elvis Presley.

Dean Winchester is a hunter of evil, he has a younger brother - Sam Winchester, father - John Winchester and mother - Mary Winchester. Character and behavior Some of Dean Winchester's character traits: Family loyalty: Dean is willing to do anything for his brother Sam, even make a deal with the forces of evil. Sense of humor. It does not leave him even in hopeless situations, but often Dean tries to hide his true feelings behind irony. Interest in hunting: Dean prefers to hunt rather than live a "normal" life. No respect for authority. This leads to problems with the law and the police. A fan of cinema. He especially loves westerns, and knows all the actors and the films they starred in by name. Fear of flying on airplanes. Therefore, prefers to travel by car.

Emotions and feelings Dean prefers to keep his emotions to himself and does not find it easy to talk about them openly. However, beneath his calm exterior, he hides emotional pain and trauma from his past. For example, he has a difficult past, including experiences of abandonment and loss, which he struggles with. Loneliness. Dean wants emotional closeness, but can't get it from his immediate family. He tries to get it from his brother and father, but they are focused on their own problems.

Joy. Dean was very happy when his mother Mary was resurrected.

Anger: Dean was very angry at his mother when she agreed to work with the British Enlightened, but after the vampires attacked the latter's base, he forgave Mary.

Experience: Dean experienced the death of Jo Harvelle and her mother, believing that he was to blame.

Fear: When the vengeful spirit infected Dean with fear, he began to experience anxiety-induced hallucinations.

Vulnerability: In one episode of the final season of Supernatural, Dean opens up and apologizes to Cas for treating him the way he did after Mary died.

Often Dean tries to hide his true feelings behind irony. It is not easy for him to talk about his feelings openly, he prefers to just joke about it.