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Zachariah is an [[angel]] who serves [[Michael]] and possibly [[Raphael]]. Zachariah is of high-ranking in the [[Host of Heaven]], and holds authority over lower-class [[angel]]s like [[Castiel]] and [[Joshua]]. Zachariah places [[Dean]] and [[Sam Winchester]] into an alternate universe with no memory of their true identities. Instead of being brothers who hunt together, they are strangers who lead normal lives. Zachariah poses as [[Dean]]'s manager at work, but he eventually reveals that he is a direct superior of [[Castiel]] and that the ruse was designed to demonstrate to Dean that being a hunter is an essential part of who he is.<ref name="four17">[[4.17 It's a Terrible Life]]</ref>
After the confrontation between [[Lilith]] and Sam and the intervention of an [[archangel]] on Chuck's behalf, Zachariah appears before [[Chuck Shurley]] and tells him to continue writing down his visions. He also warns him not to alert Sam and Dean as to their destinies, and that the angels will stop him if he tries. When Chuck despairs, Zachariah tells him that they will revive him if he commits suicide.<ref name="four18">[[4.18 The Monster at the End of This Book]]</ref>
===[[5.18 Point of No Return]]===
[[Image:Zachdead.png|300px350px|right|thumb|Zachariah lies dead in the [[Green Room]].]]
Zachariah is seen drinking at a bar and talking to a man named Stuart. He discusses his failure at work (consenting [[Sam]] and [[Dean]])and his firing. Zachariah's boss, [[Michael]], appears, burning out the eyes of Stuart and the bartender in doing so. He gives Zachariah one more chance to consent [[Dean]]; Zachariah is overjoyed to accept and leaves the bar singing "When the Saints Go Marching In." The plan involves resurrecting Sam and Dean's half-brother [[Adam Milligan]] to either act as [[Michael]]'s [[vessel]] or force Dean's consent. Adam's resurrection is interrupted by Castiel, who brings Adam to the Winchesters and hides him from the angels.
