'Supernatural' Season 10 News, Spoilers: Dean Hunts Down the People Responsible for Charlie's Death

The last episode of the hit supernatural TV drama series "Supernatural" Season 10 saw the demise of Charlie (Felicia Day) which left fans utterly devastated. However, no one is as mad as Dean (Jensen Ackles) who, according to spoiler reports, is now hell bent to hunt down the people responsible for his friend's death.

The younger Winchester, on the other hand, is still on the process of getting over Charlie's death of which he blamed for himself.

The synopsis posted on The Futon Critic for the upcoming episode titled "The Prisoner" pointed out to Dean on a rampage. "When it comes to the Stynes, Dean decides to take matters on his own hands," the summary from TFC reads.

Castiel (Misha Collins), who is still watching over Rowena (Ruth Connell), could now be getting close in breaking the code to the Book of the Damned which is said to be the key to cure Dean from the curse of the Mark of Cain.

Avid followers of the show should also expect plenty of story development to happen in the forthcoming segment given that the show is now getting close to its season finale.

One aspect of the current season that needs to be answered is the issue between Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean. The former was found keeping secrets from his brother although his intention is for the good of Dean.

In an interview with the People Magazine, Ackles seem to suggest that his character may likely to find a solution for his problem with or without Sam's help.

"Everybody's expecting Sam to save the day, but I would say that, in true Supernatural fashion, we give them what they want in a way that they're not going to expect it. Will Dean be saved? Probably. I would imagine. Or, at least, somewhere down the line he'll be saved. But it won't be in the way that people are expecting it to be," the actor said.

"Supernatural" Season 10 airs Wednesdays at 9 p.m. on The CW.

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