Abaddon

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History

Abaddon was originally human, one of the first fallen human souls who turned into a demon in Hell. Abaddon is one of the first demons. She was personally selected by Lucifer, the creator of demons, to become a Knight of Hell.[1] Like other Knights, she was trained by the original Knight, Cain, and wreaked havoc on Earth for thousands of years. It is hinted that she had romantic feelings for Cain that he did not return.[2]

SPN 1404 Abaddon escapes after Cain attempts to kill her. Early life

Eventually, Cain fell in love with a human named Colette and swore off his evil ways for her sake. Abaddon and the other Knights kidnapped Colette in 1863, with Abaddon hoping to sway Cain and have him rejoin her. While Cain slew the other Knights with the First Blade, he hesitated to attack Abaddon, as she was possessing his wife when he found her. His refusal to return to her prompted Abaddon to begin forcing Colette to twist her neck into grotesque angles, as if to break it, to spite Cain, stating that if she could not have Cain, neither could Colette. Right as Cain went to stab Abaddon with the First Blade, she left Colette's body, causing Cain to kill Colette instead. Though Cain wanted to find and end Abaddon for what she had done, Colette, in her last words, begged him not to kill anyone anymore and Cain honored her wishes by not seeking Abaddon out.[2]

Abaddon Josie Abaddon vacates the Mother Superior and takes possession of Josie Sands. In 1958, Abaddon was sent to make an example of Father Max Thompson after demons learned of his attempts to turn them back into humans. Abaddon killed Father Thompson on August 5, but not before the priest revealed to her his secrets under torture, including the fact that he had been working with a Men of Letters initiate named Josie Sands.[3]

Some time later, while working with demons to steal human souls, Abaddon possesses the Mother Superior of the St. Bonaventure Convent in Milton, Illinois. When Henry Winchester and Josie Sands arrived, investigating the murders committed by one of the soulless nuns, they manage to exorcise two of Abaddon's demons. Abaddon, however proved immune to the exorcism and knocked Henry out. She then planned to possess Henry to study and then destroy the Men of Letters, but Josie convinced Abaddon to possess her instead. Abaddon then ordered her demon to continue their work until the day she returns. Leaving with Henry, Abaddon also subtly threatened Julia Wilkinson into not telling anyone what had happened.[4]

Abaddon letters Abaddon murders the elder Man of Letters in 1958. On August 12, Abaddon attacked the Men of Letters headquarters during Josie's initiation ceremony, now seeking to steal the key to the Men of Letters bunker, which housed the greatest stash of secret knowledge and objects that Abaddon could use to incite mass chaos. She killed everyone at the Men of Letters' headquarters except for Larry Ganem and Henry Winchester, who was entrusted with the key (placed inside a box) for safekeeping. Henry used a spell to travel through time, with Abaddon quickly following after him once she burnt down the headquarters.[1]

Due to Abaddon's inexplicable absence, the denizens of Hell came to believe that she had been killed.[5]

Season 8

Abaddon Abaddon follows Henry into the year 2013. Abaddon appeared in the year 2013 in As Time Goes By, where she was met by Henry's grandsons, Sam and Dean Winchester. Dean managed to stab her with the demon-killing knife, but while it hurt her, Abaddon survived, forcing the Winchesters to flee. After reading the memories of the motel clerk to learn what he knew about Sam and Dean, Abaddon killed the clerk and set off in pursuit of the Winchesters.

Abaddon confronts the comic store clerk Abaddon meets the comic store clerk while looking for the Winchester and Henry's whereabouts Abaddon traveled to the former location the Men of Letters' headquarters, which (as she was amused to discover) had been turned into Astro Comics after being rebuilt from the fire in 1958. She checked the memories of the clerk there to find out what Sam, Dean, and Henry had been there for. Abaddon liked the clerk's "The Devil Made Me Do It" shirt, so after killing the girl, the demon changed out of Josie's gown and pearls and stole the clerk's outfit.

Abaddon injures Henry Abaddon mortally wounded Henry Abaddon tracked the now blind Larry down and possessed his wife shortly before Sam arrived. She listened as Larry explained that the box opened the Men of Letters' highly important storehouse and gave Sam the coordinates to it. She then killed Larry and knocked Sam out before repossessing Josie's body. Abaddon called Dean and demanded that he trade Henry and the box for Sam's life, which he agreed to. At an old processing plant, they make the trade, but Abaddon doesn't keep her end of the deal, trapping Sam and Dean and mortally wounding Henry, who shot her in the head. Abaddon found the headshot to be a "rush," but her good humor instantly disappeared once she discovered that the box she was given was a fake. Demanding to know where the real one was, she tried to read Henry's memories, but was she unable to so much as move— as Dean and Henry had outsmarted her, and the bullet now in her brain had been engraved with a devil's trap. Dean then decapitated Abaddon, planning to cut her into small pieces and bury these pieces in cement to permanently trap her.

Dean and Sam sewing Abaddon's body parts back together Dean and Sam retrieved Abaddon's body parts and sewed them back together Sam and Dean retrieved Abaddon's body parts and sewed them back together in Clip Show. As a precaution, however, they did not reattach her hands, which were left in a nearby box. When she reanimates, she tries to release her demonic form from the body but is unable to after Sam reminds her that she is still confined because of the devil's trap bullet inside her head. Realizing that she won't be escaping anytime soon, she discusses with Sam and Dean about her involvement in Father Max Thompson's death after word got out about his experiments on demons. This lead her to find out information about Josie Sands and the Men of Letters. When the brothers received a phone call from Crowley, Abaddon, who heard respond them to the call, was shocked to find out "the salesman" was now the King of Hell, which shocks her and angers her. Sam and Dean left the room to talk to Crowley, giving Abaddon the opportunity she needed: she had one of her hands climb out of its box, crawl onto her body, and remove the bullet from her head, thus enabling her to move again. By the time Sam and Dean returned, Abaddon had vanished.

Abaddon escapes from Josie's burning body Abaddon vacates Josie's burning body in her smoke form. After Crowley sent out a distress call in Sacrifice, Abaddon showed up with both of her hands now reattached. Using terrakinesis, she broke the devil's trap holding Crowley and flung Sam around before throwing the hunter out of a window. However, she was not there to save Crowley; instead, she was furious that, in the time she was gone, a mere crossroads demon had assumed leadership of Hell. She proceeded to beat Crowley and told him that she wanted a "regime change." But before she could do anything else, Sam returned, doused her in Holy Oil, and set her on fire, forcing Abaddon to escape from Josie's burning body.

Season 9

Abaddonsrise Abaddon's rise. In Devil May Care, she had a demon perform a ritual to restore Josie Sands's body for Abaddon to use. Once restored, she rallied several demons, convincing them that deals are not as important to hell's strength as fighting and conquering. Despite telling the group that Crowley had died, she met resistance from a Crossroad Demon who wanted more definite proof of Crowley's demise. After the demon tells her that she'd always thought the Knights of Hell were overrated, Abaddon sent her back to Hell merely by choking the human host, telling the demon, as she left her vessel, to spread the news in hell she (Abaddon) is "coming" (to rule them).

Abaddon posing as the bus driver Abaddon pretending to be a bus driver Pretending to be a bus driver, Abaddon led her three loyal demons to a military base where she had them possess three soldiers; she and her minions then got her hands on three hunters: Pete, whom she used to learn more about the Winchesters, Irv, and Tracy; all three were used to draw the Winchesters to her. Abaddon confronted Dean and Tracy, but avoided being shot with more Devil's Trap bullets by wearing a bullet-proof vest; she also managed to disarm Dean of an Angel Blade when he tried to stab her with it. After dominating Dean, Abaddon threatened to possess him and make him witness all the atrocities she would commit unless he reveals the location of Crowley, promising to kill him quickly if he did so. However, when Gadreel reveals his true form nearby, Abaddon flees.

Crowley contacts Abaddon using Goblet of Blood Crowley used a Goblet of Blood to contact Abaddon In Heaven Can't Wait, Crowley used a Goblet of Blood to contact Abaddon, who was amused by his call. Abaddon revealed that she has gone back on all of the deals Crowley had made and collected the souls early, doubling the amount of souls in Hell. She was also reshaping Hell to be more chaotic and claimed that since Crowley's disappearance, he did not have much support left. When Crowley threatened her, Abaddon told him she "cannot wait" and hung up on him.

SPN 1527 Abaddon confronts Crowley. Abaddon continued her campaign to control Hell. However, in Road Trip, she met some resistance from some demons, including her own escorts. Abaddon learned Crowley's location from a subordinate whom she killed after learning that she was also working for Crowley too. After finding Crowley her escorts refused to kill him on her commands, as Crowley still had much support from his original minions. Abaddon proposed a fight to settle the struggle but Crowley stated that it was not a fight but a campaign.

In First Born, when Dean and Crowley met Cain in search of The First Blade, Cain revealed his past with Abaddon and the other Knights and transferred his Mark to Dean so he could be the one to kill Abaddon, unwilling to break his promise to Colette to not go after her for revenge.

In Blade Runners, Abaddon learns of Crowley's search for the First Blade from the demon Lola who acted as Crowley's supplier; she begins her own search for the weapon to thwart Crowley's plans. She sends two demons to the Blade's last known location, but former Men of Letters member Magnus had already acquired it before Abaddon's demons could grab it. Abaddon's demon manages to track the Winchesters and Crowley to Magnus' hideout, but can't get in; instead, they vandalize the Impala with a threat in Enochian from Abaddon.

In Mother's Little Helper, Sam learns of Abaddon's actions in Milton in 1958 from Julia Wilkinson and realizes that the demon possessing Sister Agnes, Abaddon's remaining minion from that time, is once again continuing her work. Sam kills the demon and returns the souls, but not before learning that Abaddon is stealing souls to create an army of demons loyal only to her and that there are other places than Milton where this is happening all over.

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