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scruffnfeathers) wrote in
fandomtownies2009-07-20 02:34 pm
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Our Lady of Fandom, Monday
Castiel lead the way to the side of the church lining the graveyard and the broken window. It was a good sized window that had shattered during his conversation with Fiona, though thankfully not a stained glass one. Castiel had known enough to cover the opening to keep the elements out, at least.
"There are tools stored in the rectory. I hope that they may be sufficient for the job."
[ooc: for Morgan, of course, but also open for all your church-y needs]
"There are tools stored in the rectory. I hope that they may be sufficient for the job."
[ooc: for Morgan, of course, but also open for all your church-y needs]

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"I should have what I need back at the shop, if they aren't. And I have to go back there anyway to get the glass once I get the measurements. Thing looks like a pretty standard size, though. I might need your help with lifting it."
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"You got it. Then I have to take out the broken glass and get rid of the old putty. Can I see those tools you've got here?"
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He was back moments later with a large, heavy looking red metal tool box.
"You may instruct me in the process, if you wish. I am not easily damaged."
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"Take out all the glass, every piece you can find. You need to get it all out."
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"Might I assume that the other members of your team made it off the mountain unscathed?"
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The bits of glass obligingly removed themselves from the frame.
"Is this a power many people of your world have?"
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"Uh... no. In fact, I was, uh, joking, mostly. Hotch is just a hardass to the n'th degree. Good guy, though."
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"And the killer was brought to justice."
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"Now you have to get all the putty out. If it's old, you might need to warm some of it up with something, but that's only if it won't come out. Do it in small pieces so you don't damage the frame and you should be all right."
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"Do you always wear the same clothes all the time?"
That hadn't been what he wanted to talk about but he got distracted easily.
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"Yes. I do."
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At least he suited up.
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"Clothing is not exactly a priority for my kind."
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He figured sweat and all that other gross stuff was unholy or something.
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Yeah, that wasn't exactly an answer to Chuck's question. But he rather felt it would sufficiently distract Chuck from his line of questioning.
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