Jack Kline Quotes

Jack Kline: I just don’t want Sam and Dean and Cas to worry.

Donatello Redfield: They’re your family. Families worry.

Jack Kline: But I just… I need time and space to figure things out on my own, but everywhere I go, there’s someone looking over my shoulder.

Donatello Redfield: Ah. When I need to, uh, “blend,” I ask myself, “What would Mr. Rogers do?”

Jack Kline: Who’s Mr. Rogers?

Donatello Redfield: The best man I know.

Jack Kline: Sam and Dean are the best men I know.

Donatello Redfield: So, ergo, whenever you don’t want them to worry, just think “WWWD”… “What Would the Winchesters Do?”

Jack Kline: I can do that.

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Quote from Supernatural 14x15 | Jack Kline: Sam and Dean are the best men I know. Donatello Redfield: So, ergo, whenever you don't want them to worry, just think "WWWD"... "What Would the Winchesters Do?" Jack Kline: I can do that.

Jack Kline: When it was gone, how did you… how’d you feel?

Donatello Redfield: Like… the galaxy. You know, Jack, our galaxy’s all bright and shiny and spinny, but in its center lies this very large black hole. It’s the same with me. I’m all bright and shiny, obviously… Not so much spinny. But inside? Empty.

Jack Kline: So you feel bad?

Donatello Redfield: I feel… nothing. Losing your soul doesn’t make you bad. It doesn’t make you anything. It’s, um… an absence of… of pity, of empathy… of humanity. How do you feel, Jack?

Jack Kline: I don’t know. I know I don’t feel…nothing, but I don’t feel the same, either. And maybe I just don’t know what nothing feels like.

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Jack Kline: I can’t… think about losing him or… or Sam or you. I-I just… I hate… I hate thinking about it.

Castiel: Yeah. So do I. But, Jack… you know, Sam and Dean, they’re human, and they’re very extraordinary, brave, special humans, but they’re… They’re still humans. And humans burn bright, but for a very brief time compared to, you know, things like us. And eventually, they’re gone, even the very best ones, and we have to carry on. It’s just… It’s part of growing up.

Jack Kline: Losing people?

Castiel: Yes.

Jack Kline: What’s the point?

Castiel: The point?

Jack Kline: What’s the point of being a cosmic being if everyone I care about is just gonna… leave?

Castiel: The point is that they were here at all and you got to know them, you… When they’re gone, it will hurt, but that hurt will remind you of how much you loved them.

Jack Kline: That sounds… awful.

Castiel: It is. But it’s also living. So when Dean wakes up… And he will wake up… We just have to remember to appreciate the time that we all have together now.

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Castiel: You know, The Empty said that it wouldn’t come for me until I had finally given myself permission to be happy, but with everything we have going on, with… with Michael still out there, I don’t see that happening anytime soon. This life may be a lot of things, but it’s rarely happy.

Jack: I’m sorry.

Castiel: Hey. At least we have Krunch Cookie Crunch.

Jack: Yeah. We do. Did you take the decoder ring out of the box?

Castiel: Maybe. The secret password is… “Cookietacular.”

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(Dean and Jack are fishing…)

Dean Winchester: You are a cheap date. This certainly isn’t Tahiti.

Jack: You once told me you and your father did the exact same thing. It was your happiest memory of him.

Dean Winchester: I didn’t say that.

Jack: It was how you said it. I could tell. I guess my point is that… if I don’t make it… The stuff I’d miss… it wouldn’t be things like Tahiti. Or the Taj Mahal. I’d miss more time with you. I’m getting that life isn’t all these big, amazing moments. It’s time together that matters. Like this.

Dean Winchester: Well, who’d have thought hanging out with me would make you sentimental?

Jack: I’ve had a good life, Dean.

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