Cas (Castiel) (
holyloveguru) wrote in
dear_mun2013-08-31 08:46 am
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On his state of mind
It's not like I'm that depressing. I might indulge in a little self-destructive behavior, but I'm not actively trying to kill myself.
[A pause. He thinks over that last statement for a moment before he shrugs.]
Alright, it might actually be a lot of self-destructive behavior. But in all honesty, why not indulge?
It's not like you'll ever take me out of this 'verse'.
[A pause. He thinks over that last statement for a moment before he shrugs.]
Alright, it might actually be a lot of self-destructive behavior. But in all honesty, why not indulge?
It's not like you'll ever take me out of this 'verse'.

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Can you die?
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'Sup bro.
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nothin' much son
Don't mind him. Just mouthing off to the devil
I feel like you should know this.
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[Hey Cas, long time no see. Pardon what might seem like a stupid question, but where she's been, they don't tell her much.]
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He looks up and thinks about it for a moment before he nods.]
Yeah. Actually it is.
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[He laughs, because honestly, that question is hilarious.]
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[Those are just the beginning of his problems. There's also personal relationships, dealing with the fact that he's mortal and just a few other things]
You made mortality sound more pleasant than it really is.
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It's fine. I made this choice by myself, I can deal with the consequences by myself.
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Lucifer walks, you said. So Sam...?
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It's been a few years, now.
You know, like you do.
It's everyone's favorite pastime
Identity is a funny thing, just because you have an 'identity' doesn't make it true, anymore.
[Honestly, he should be terrified now. This is Lucifer he's talking to, after all. But he's not. Instead he's relatively calm. It's like talking to an estranged family member. The tension is still there, but there's still some sort of familial bond keeping it at bay.]
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He said no.
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Yeah, I am, actually. [It's followed by a shrug. Honestly, she shouldn't be surprised. Nobody else is, these days.]
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[Bear in mind: the last time she saw him, he was working to start the Apocalypse on Heaven's orders. And he and Dean, though not enemies, weren't exactly acting like good friends, either. It's obvious enough that he's fallen, but she's missing all the reasons why.]
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Life.
[It's a simple answer, but it's the best way to describe what's happened to him for the past 5 years. But maybe he owes Anna a better explanation.]
God left us.
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[She shakes her head.] Maybe, maybe not. Maybe Uriel was right after all. I'm not sure I'd blame him--we seem to be awfully good at shooting ourselves in the collective foot. [And getting stuck in ruts. End of the world, last chance ever and here they still are, spinning their wheels. Only the trappings have changed.]
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We are. [He chuckles to himself.] I don't think we were meant to make a difference.[Because everything they've done has failed]
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[A shiny bottle of grace she didn't want and a long stay in the Heavenly hoosegow, and now this mess--yeah, it all makes a pretty poor trade for the life, home and family she used to have.]
[Parsing what he just said,] But you tried, I assume. Michael pulled the Host out, but you're still here. What brought that on? [She pauses] And how'd you break your leg?
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[She gives him a little up and down]
Think I like this version of you. What's your poison?
[Which is as much a query about his preferred methods of self-destruction as it is distant curiosity about which parts of his current situation eat at him the most. She did study under Alistair, after all; Meg will ever have an interest in torture.]
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He'll consider it.]
I decided to stay. [It's practically snorted out. A lot of good that did.] Thought I could make a difference... I didn't.
And I broke my leg on a hunt gone bad.
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That depends. What do you have?
[Because while he has preferences, hes' not too picky. One can't be too picky on self-medication during the end of times.]
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(Why not just leave, one might ask? Well, the mun's interference aside, there's only so many places a walking blasphemy can go. Even a zombie-infested Earth and the company of one broken-down, standoffish fellow rebel arguably beat the alternatives. And having seen him, she's reluctant to leave him in such straits. Apparently some people never do learn.)
[She gives him a long, thoughtful look.] Just like that, huh? Finally had enough of Zachariah's bullshit? [She smiles slightly, both proud of him and pained. She knew all along he had it in him to break free. If only he'd managed to do it just a little bit sooner.] Please tell me you handed him his ass on your way out the door.
[Anna shakes her head.] You tried, Cas. Out of the entire Host, you're the only one I know of who did. Win or lose, it was the right thing to do, and it means something. [To her it does, anyway. She saw a few of their old garrison-mates before she left Heaven--Inias, Balthazar, Rachel, Samandriel. They were friendly enough, to the extent they were allowed, but not one of them could quite look her in the eye.]
A hunt? [She raises her eyebrows slightly. That fills in a few pieces of the puzzle, though the picture they're adding up to is by no means a happy one.] So you stayed with Dean.
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Nothin' on me, but that's the magic of the multiverse.
[Smirking, she lifts a hand a snaps her fingers; off to the side appears a small table, set with a selection of liquor, a few Rx-style orange pill bottles, a sheet of acid tabs, tiny baggies with powder or crystals inside. After a few moments, she sweeps a hand in a lazily dramatic gesture and the table disappears.]
Even you should be able to pull that off here, even without your juice.
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