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|text= People don't need to pray to me or to sacrifice to me. They just need to know that I'm already a part of them and to trust in that. I won't be hands on. Chuck put himself in the story. That was his mistake. But I learned from you and my mother and Castiel that... that… when people have to be their best... , they can be. be… And that's what to believe in. Well... , I'm really as close as this. Goodbye.
|author= Jack Kline
|source= [[15.19 Inherit the Earth]]
After burning off his entire [[soul]] to kill [[Michael (Apocalypse World)|Michael]],<ref name="fourteen14">[[14.14 Ouroboros]]</ref><ref name="fourteen17">[[14.17 Game Night]]</ref> Jack accidentally kills [[Mary Winchester]] in a [[soulless]] rage.<ref name="fourteen18">[[14.18 Absence]]</ref> Jack is targeted as a threat by the Winchesters, Dean in particular, for his acts, however he ultimately can't bring himself to kill the young nephilim. After it is discovered that [[God]] has been manipulating their lives as part of a sick story, including manipulating Dean to get him kill Jack, God kills Jack Himself and begins the end of the world.<ref name="fourteen20">[[14.20 Moriah]]</ref> His corpse is subsequently possessed by the [[demon]] [[Belphegor]] during his brief time on Earth before Castiel smites the demon, destroying Jack's corpse.<ref name="fifteen01">[[15.01 Back and to the Future]]</ref><ref name="fifteen02">[[15.02 Raising Hell]]</ref><ref name="fifteen03">[[15.03 The Rupture]]</ref>
After spending months in [[the Empty]], Jack is resurrected by [[Billie]] once God left the Earth. Billie provides Jack with a plan that would enable him to become strong enough to kill God Himself.<ref name="fifteen11">[[15.11 The Gamblers]]</ref> Initially resurrected soulless,<ref name="fifteen12">[[15.12 Galaxy Brain]]</ref> Jack's soul is subsequently restored by the [[Garden of Eden]] after he visits it through [[the Occultum]].<ref name="fifteen13">[[15.13 Destiny's Child]]</ref> After absorbing all of God's power, Jack becomes the new God himself and states that he exists in balance harmony with [[the Darkness]].<ref name="fifteen19">[[15.19 Inherit the Earth]]</ref> [[Bobby Singer]] later tells Dean that Jack, with Castiel's help, reshaped Heaven to be a better place, tearing down the walls keeping the souls apart, making it so that they no longer have to relive their memories for an eternity and can exist together.<ref name="fifteen20">[[15.20 Carry On]]</ref>
==Characteristics==
===[[15.15 Gimme Shelter]]===
:''"They won't understand. But I know... know… this is the only way they'll ever forgive me."''
===[[15.16 Drag Me Away (From You)]]===
===[[15.17 Unity]]===
:''"You don't have to say anything. And... And… you don't need to be sorry. I'm not like Sam or Cas. I... I… I understand."''
===[[15.18 Despair]]===
:''"I feel... feel… strange. I don't know if that's because of what happened to me, if it means something, or if I just feel strange because... because… it's over. The plan. My destiny. I was ready to die and, I wanted to, for Sam, for Dean, for the world. I wanted to make things right, and now... now… I don't know why I'm even here."''
===[[15.19 Inherit the Earth]]===
===[[15.20 Carry On]]===
After Dean arrives in [[Heaven]], he is greeted by [[Bobby Singer]] much to Dean's surprise as Bobby has been locked up in Heaven's prison ever since he helped to bust out [[Metatron]]. Bobby explains that before Jack went off to "wherever," he released Bobby from prison and "set some things right," reshaping Heaven with Castiel's help after presumably bringing him back from [[the Empty]]. Thanks to Jack, the souls of Heaven are no longer forced to relive their memories for eternity and the walls separating them have been torn down, allowing the souls to exist together. Bobby calls it what Heaven is supposed to be.
==Trivia==
