Get there
Hold
Hold verb - To have or keep in one's hands.
Both terms in one sentence
- She doesn't stop them, but she does hold them long enough for Jason Masmajean to get there and break things up with force of personality and a "persuader" full of rock salt.
Source: Literature / Mirabile - Probably too old to hold his own in a fight, especially against a huge guy like Sam, aka "Sasquatch." So when Sam turned incredibly Evil (and incredibly hot in the process), and paid Bobby a "friendly visit," the audience did a collective uh-oh and hoped Dean would get there in time to save the day.
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