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Chuck says that he only interferes directly when things get apocalyptic on Earth. He offers his aid to the Winchesters as the prophet "Chuck Shurley" to prevent the [[Apocalypse]] from coming to pass. He hides in [[God's Bar|BG's Canteen]] when Amara is released, but Metatron convinced him to help the Winchesters stop his sister from destroying the universe. However, Amara manages to mortally wound Chuck, causing a disruption in the Cosmic Balance.<ref name="eleven22">[[11.22 We Happy Few]]</ref> Dean manages to convince Amara to put her rage aside and tell her brother what she really wants. After reconciling, Chuck and Amara leave to have a family meeting, but not before Chuck defuses the [[soul bomb]] from Dean's chest and Amara revives [[Mary Winchester]] as a gesture of thanks to Dean for giving her what she needed most.<ref name="eleven23">[[11.23 Alpha and Omega]]</ref>
While there are alternate versions of [[Death]], and the archangels, angels, demons and most humans in alternate universes such as [[Apocalypse World]], [[Michael (Apocalypse World)|Michael]] of Apocalypse World believed there was only one God and put forth a theory that when God realizes a world is flawed, he moves onto another universe and starts again.<ref name="fourteen10">[[14.10 Nihilism]]</ref> His theory is proven to be true when Sam discovered that he has been manipulating everything in the Winchesters' lives as part of a sick story. Chuck even told Sam that of all the alternative versions of the Winchesters throughout the multiverse, Sam and Dean are his favorites because they are so interesting. He tried to trick them into killing [[Jack]] because he is scared of his grandson and it was how "the story" is supposed to end. When the Winchesters refuse to kill Jack and no longer want any part of his story, Chuck ultimately decides to kill Jack himself and release all the souls from Hell to kill them and end the world. <ref name="fourteen20">[[14.20 Moriah]]</ref>
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