Dean Winchester

Dean Winchester was born on January 24, 1979, to John and Mary Winchester. He was named after his maternal grandmother, Diane Campbell. Dean was the first child in the family, four years older than his full brother, Sam, and 11 years older than his half-brother, Adam.

Dean's character is more like his mother and maternal grandfather. Dean is distinguished by his sense of humor, which never leaves him even in the most desperate situations. Dean often tries to hide his true feelings behind irony. While Sam always talks about how he feels and what worries him, Dean prefers to keep everything to himself. It's not easy for him to talk about his feelings openly; he prefers to simply laugh it off. Dean has an intense interest in women and constantly flirts with them, a trait he inherited from his father, who had a series of affairs after his wife's death. He has no respect for authority and is willing to do anything for the sake of his cause, which is why he has problems with the law and the police. Introducing himself under false names, Dean often names rock musicians. A big movie fan, especially obsessed with Westerns, he knows all the actors' names and the films they starred in. He loves to eat, which can be seen frequently in many episodes of the series. He's afraid of flying, so he prefers to travel by car. Dean values his family's safety above all else, even killing a demon-possessed man to save Sam's life. From an early age, Dean has been accustomed to playing the role of older brother, caring for and protecting Sam, and is willing to do anything for his younger brother, even make a deal with the forces of evil. Dean is the only one allowed to call his brother "Sammy." At first, he treats new family members with suspicion. For example, Dean was distrustful of Henry Winchester, who suddenly appeared in 2013, reproaching him for abandoning his son for his "gentlemen's club." But he eventually forgave Henry when he helped neutralize Abaddon at the cost of his life. Dean was also suspicious of Adam Milligan, and ultimately proved right, as his younger half-brother's appearance was actually a ghoul.

Dean has green eyes, short dark-blond hair, and barely noticeable freckles. He is strongly built and stands 185 cm tall—shorter than his brother Sam (194 cm) and his father. He often wears layered T-shirts and shirts. For a long time, he wore his father's old leather jacket. He sometimes wears suits when posing as a secret service agent. He wears an amulet around his neck and also has a silver ring on the ring finger of his right hand and a watch. After his first encounter with Castiel, he was left with a burn scar in the shape of a palm on his left shoulder. After an incident in which Sam was possessed by a demon, he got a pentagram tattooed on his chest for protection against demonic possession.

Dean drives a black 1967 Chevrolet Impala, which he inherited from his father. The car has Sedgwick County, Kansas, license plates (KAZ 2Y5). Beginning in "What Is and What Will Never Be," the car has Ohio license plates CNK 80Q3, as the brothers are on the run from the FBI. The car, which Dean calls "Baby," plays a significant role in the series. It was first mentioned in the commercial for the show's pilot, when John Winchester and his sons watched their house burn in the backseat. The car is Dean's most prized possession, and he guards it with almost as much dedication as he does his family. When Sam suggests selling the car to raise some money for the supernatural auction, Dean responds: Just mention this and I will finish you, your children and grandchildren!

The Winchesters keep all their weapons in the trunk of their car, and a demon trap is painted on the inside of the lid. The car is slightly damaged at the end of the first episode, and is almost completely destroyed in an accident in the final episode of the first season. Dean manages to repair the car, and it appears, fully restored, in the episode "Bloodlust," accompanied by the AC/DC song "Back in Black." Dean's car continues to play a prominent role throughout the series. Dean uses a chrome-plated M1911A1 pistol with mother-of-pearl grips, which previously belonged to John. Dean has also fired a double-barreled shotgun and a sniper rifle on numerous occasions. He also wields a machete, which is commonly used by hunters to hunt vampires, and an angel blade for use against angels. After receiving the Mark of Cain, he became the wielder of the First Blade, but after the Mark was removed, the weapon became useless.

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) Dean has a variety of symptoms: constant hypervigilance, aggressive outbursts, insomnia, flashbacks to hell (he spent 40 years there, tortured), avoidance of emotional conversations, and a tendency to use alcohol as a stress reliever. He lives in a state of constant combat readiness, a sign of chronic trauma. Driven by guilt and "savior syndrome," Dean sees himself as responsible for everyone, to blame for everything, and obligated to fix the world. Because of this, he sacrifices himself even when no one asks; he feels worthless unless he saves someone. Low self-esteem, hidden beneath a mask. Dean constantly talks about himself: "I'm nothing," "I'm a tool," "I deserve it," "I'm a monster," "I'm not worthy." He doesn't believe he deserves love, care, or a peaceful life. Emotional dysregulation. From childhood, he was taught: "Men don't cry," "Keep your cool," "Don't show weakness to Sam." As a result, Dean hides his feelings, only knows how to be angry or joke, is afraid to show vulnerability, and relieves his emotions through aggression or alcohol. Addictive behavior. Not a classic alcoholic, but: drinking in response to stress, pain, guilt; food and sex are also ways of avoiding emotions. This is an addiction to escapism. Anxiety and fear of abandonment. Causes: death of mother, unstable, traumatized father, constant loss of friends, responsibility for a younger brother. He fears that loved ones will leave, die, or turn away.

He loves pies, especially apple pies. Burgers, steaks, fast food, hot sandwiches, chips, snacks. Beer, usually El Sol. Whiskey, especially Hunter's and Jack Daniel's. He loves classic rock; his favorite bands are AC/DC, Led Zeppelin, Metallica, Aerosmith, Kansas (and Bon Jovi, but he hides his love for that band). His 1967 Impala ("Baby") is his greatest love after his family. He loves fixing it, listening to it, driving it, and doesn't trust anyone else to tinker with it. Hobbies: Comedy, old movies, action movies. Porn magazines and flirting. Playing music loud on the road. Manual work—repairing cars, guns, and machinery. Detective style: he also enjoys working undercover as an FBI agent. Fun preferences: He loves being considered cool. Doesn't like to talk about feelings, but loves to protect others. Loves control and order in the trunk of the Impala. Secretly loves dogs.

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