Changes

Like the petulant younger brother He is, Chuck sulks about Amara talking to the Winchesters and acts out his disgust over her and Dean's connection, offended that she thought He had written it. Amara asks Him to walk with her as she admires His creation, and mocks Him for wanting to destroy the Earth just because the Winchesters will not do as He wants. Chuck claims that all He sees is His failures and that He just wants to start again. Amara tries to compliment Him on humanity, but He says they are just another disappointment. Amara takes Chuck to Heaven to meet His "first children," and Chuck is confronted with a hoard of adoring angelic fans praising His beauty and brillianceand asking for autographing their bibles. He quickly loses patience with their sycophantic ways and snaps them "away" like He did Becky and her family. Seeing that her attempt to reach her brother has failed, Amara snaps them both to the Bunker. Chuck laughs and asks if this is a "Parent Trap"-style situation, only to be confronted with Amara's betrayal. Chuck tries to snap Himself away, to no avail. He rages that Amara cannot bind him forever. She agrees but says she can hold Him long enough for the Winchesters to complete their spell.