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| + | After teleporting around the world Jack returns to the cabin where he accidentally killed Mary. He is surprised by the appearance of Nick / Lucifer, who reveals that he is neither, but in actuality Jack, specifically his subconscious, and was "whipped up" to help Jack with his problem. Jack, however, refuses his help. His subconscious continues to offer him advice, telling Jack there is no way out of the fact that he killed Mary Winchester and that the sooner he accepts what he did, the easier things will be. | ||
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Revision as of 05:33, 12 April 2019
| Name | Jackifer |
| Actor | Mark Pellegrino |
| Dates | |
| Location | Jack's Mind |
| Occupation | Subconscious manifestation |
| Episode(s) | 14.18 Absence |
History
"Jackifer" is Jack Kline's subconscious manifestation, which takes the form of his father, Lucifer.
Episodes
14.18 Absence
After teleporting around the world Jack returns to the cabin where he accidentally killed Mary. He is surprised by the appearance of Nick / Lucifer, who reveals that he is neither, but in actuality Jack, specifically his subconscious, and was "whipped up" to help Jack with his problem. Jack, however, refuses his help. His subconscious continues to offer him advice, telling Jack there is no way out of the fact that he killed Mary Winchester and that the sooner he accepts what he did, the easier things will be.
