Azazel in Supernatural (series)
A television series named Supernatural depicted an imaginary character named Azazel, otherwise known as Demon. Azazel bears many kids who are evil spirits but he treasured them. He disagrees that demons are not allowed to have families like ordinary people. He is afraid of a pistol which destroys everything but secretly obtains it through John trading Dean’s life for his spirit. Azazel was suspected to assault a special child following patterns like 6th birthday celebrations, etc. The child’s mother died due to his violence, which could have been prevented if she had not intervened.
Similar murders happened, and Azazel destroys innocent people and enters their body. His yellow eyes help to distinguish him. Azazel slaughtered people with his clairvoyant energy and he also changed into dark smoke. His supremacy protected him from God’s power. Azazel influenced Jake and tempted him to give prosperity and protection to his family in return for help. Finally, Jake cooperates with Azazel to control Devil’s trap. Azazel tries to kill Dean but Dean recovers the gun and ultimately succeeds in destroying the evil forces of Azazel. But the hero’s role does not end here, since many other evil spirits had been released. According to the Hebrews, Azazel was related to the dark atmosphere of barren lands. He corrupted people by teaching them about weapons, culture, cosmetically makeup, devilry, etc.
He changed into a snake and tempted Eve to eat the “Fruit of Knowledge”, which led him to be cast away in the wastelands. He was also known as the “scapegoat” for being presented with a goat which was chased away during atonement, in the hope of carrying the sins of the people, whom Azazel corrupted. He is represented by black and red. Azazel is also known as Satan which meant “Challenger” of God or superior beings. He was assumed to lead wicked people and rebuffed the superiority of God. Azazel in the television series refuses to acknowledge that demons are inferior to people. He also would not have killed so many people if people had acknowledged his responsibility and superiority.
