I know that Sam and Dean are Lucifer and Michael's perfect vessels, and the Apocalypse was supposed to be them allowing their bodies to be possessed so they could have that fight. And that you all stopped it.
[ But not a lot of the details. Jack doesn't know why his family sheltered him so much but he suspects a lot of it has to do with them not wanting to relive all their mistakes. So much of their lives after he was born was about keeping him from becoming Lucifer, and then about getting everyone from Apocalypse world, and then defeating Michael, and etc. etc. There was always the next disaster and the next case and he didn't ask a lot of questions.
He regrets it now, not sitting down and asking about the past in detail, learning more about his parents than who they are in relation to him. In a way, he was shy about it, like if they wanted him to know something they'd tell him, and otherwise he shouldn't ask. But he feels now that he was wrong, that he could have asked. Even if he doesn't love what they say, like learning all of this about Castiel, it still is better to know them as people. ]
Dean refused to let Michael in then, but he did eventually. You don't know that because it hasn't happened yet, but don't worry. I killed Michael so Dean's safe now. He doesn't have to worry about him or being controlled by him ever again.
[ Jack is proud of that. It was costly, killing Michael, but it was one of the best things he ever did. After Michael tortured Dean and ruined their lives, and the world he was in before, he deserved worse than what he got. He wanted to protect Dean most of all when it came to Michael. ]
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[ But not a lot of the details. Jack doesn't know why his family sheltered him so much but he suspects a lot of it has to do with them not wanting to relive all their mistakes. So much of their lives after he was born was about keeping him from becoming Lucifer, and then about getting everyone from Apocalypse world, and then defeating Michael, and etc. etc. There was always the next disaster and the next case and he didn't ask a lot of questions.
He regrets it now, not sitting down and asking about the past in detail, learning more about his parents than who they are in relation to him. In a way, he was shy about it, like if they wanted him to know something they'd tell him, and otherwise he shouldn't ask. But he feels now that he was wrong, that he could have asked. Even if he doesn't love what they say, like learning all of this about Castiel, it still is better to know them as people. ]
Dean refused to let Michael in then, but he did eventually. You don't know that because it hasn't happened yet, but don't worry. I killed Michael so Dean's safe now. He doesn't have to worry about him or being controlled by him ever again.
[ Jack is proud of that. It was costly, killing Michael, but it was one of the best things he ever did. After Michael tortured Dean and ruined their lives, and the world he was in before, he deserved worse than what he got. He wanted to protect Dean most of all when it came to Michael. ]