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Jack is at monarch essentially doing a briefing likely at monarchs request, to help them gather intelligence on what happened. Jack is there willingly, even if monarch forceably brought him in for questioning, because he has an ulterior motive which ill mention in a moment. Hatch knows that jack is changing into a shifter so would like to keep him close AND thinks can help him in his plan (which is why he offers him a job), Jack does not know (until he SEES hatch at the end) that hatch is the shifter that he saw killing all the monarch soldiers. The reason jack is there, is because he wants access to the time machine that monarch still possesses because he intends to go back and save beth (we saw in a flashback he promised to come back for her. Jack still believes that the past is not set in stone and can be changed, despite what hes constantly been told).
Whats interesting is that Hatch wants to bring jack around to his side since jack will become a shifter eventually... Hatch left him a note in serenes office (jack does not know that hatch is the one who wrote the note, though perhaps he will figure it out) explaining who/what hatch is and where he came from, so that one day jack will hopefully understand the situation for when the time comes where hatch will give jack a 'choice' (which he does at the end of the game, when asking him if he'll join monarch - jack even gains pauls powers of seeing two alternate paths to choices, which is the final thing we see happening)
I believe that IF we see another game (quantum break was clearly intended to be a franchise), it will feature jacks attempts to save beth, the creation of a new fracture, and jack eventually becoming a shifter which will tie in to pauls dream (the one with the two of them burning in fire, a metaphor for the suffering shifters feel when experiencing time and motion and all the infinite possibilities of their lives)
I dont think he'll be able to save beth. I believe paul was right all along and the end is inevitable, and everything he saw will come to pass. I do think that when Hatch was talking about old friends also being shifters, hes talking about beth, who also likely became one when she was subjected to the chronon burst that gave paul his sickness.
But thats only my understanding... I feel like everything made sense to me though.
That was just a silly scene that they should have left out of a great game.
However shifters are an unknown quantity, who knows what Hatch is able to do? Maybe he knows a way of altering the past as well its not very clear how powerful the shifters are.