He also ceded decision-making to Sawyer, overcoming his control issues. But after discovering he was a candidate to replace Jacob as Protector of the island, he gained confidence and decided to stay on the island. The attempt failed, sending Jack to a new low. He then found himself in the past, where he tried to reset his own life and the lives of the others and prevent the crash of Oceanic 815. Yet he gained new faith, and he led the survivors back to the island, believing it was his destiny. Off-island, he laid his father to rest and proposed to Kate, but visits from John Locke and the ghost of his father sent him towards depression and substance abuse. Though he tried to repress his guilt, at times he would resort to physical or emotional outbursts.Īfter suffering a kidnapping and almost negotiating his own rescue, Jack escaped the Island with five other survivors. Problems arose that Jack could not fix despite his obsession and self-sacrifice. His rationality, so useful when solving problems, prevented him from accepting the Island's mystic properties and caused friction with "man of faith" John Locke. Jack and Sawyer's shared romantic interest in Kate sparked a jealous rivalry between them for her affections. Jack developed romantic relationships with Kate and later Juliet. On the Island, though, the survivors sought his guidance during many crises and missions, and he united them until they cooperated and formed a society. Before the crash, his obsessive personality wrecked his marriage and his relationship with his father. Jack Shephard, M.D., was an American spinal surgeon and the plane crash survivors' de facto leader. For other uses of "Jack", see Jack (disambiguation).ĭr. Wagner - Ex-Mother-in-law Kate Austen - Ex-Fiancée Juliet Burke - Ex-Wife (Flash sideways) David Shephard - Son (Flash sideways) "Jack" redirects here. Ray Shephard - Paternal Grandfather Christian Shephard - Father Margo Shephard - MotherĬlaire Littleton - Half-Sister Aaron Littleton - Half-Nephew Sarah Wagner - Ex-Wife Mr.
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