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Zachariah is an angel who is [[Castiel]]'s superior. | Zachariah is an angel who is [[Castiel]]'s superior. | ||
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Revision as of 03:31, 15 April 2009
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| Name | Zachariah |
| Actor | Kurt Fuller |
| Dates | |
| Location | no fixed address |
| Occupation | Angel |
| Episode(s) | 4.17 It's A Terrible Life 4.18 The Monster At The End Of This Book |
Zachariah is an angel who is Castiel's superior.
See also Angel Lore
4.17 It's A Terrible Life
Zachariah puts Sam and Dean into a jobs with Sandover Iron and Engineering, without their real memories, to show Dean that being a hunter is who he is and who he was always meant to be.
4.18 The Monster At The End Of This Book
Following Sam's confrontation with Lilith, Zachariah appears to Chuck Shirley after he has another vision. While it is not revealed what Chuck saw, he wants to warn Sam and Dean, but Zachariah tells him not to. Chuck threatens to kill himself, but Zachariah says they will only bring him back to life. In despair, Chuck asks what he should do. Zachariah replies "Do what you always do. Write".
