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fandomtownies2009-08-13 11:11 am
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Our Lady of Fandom, Thursday
It was that time again, time for Castiel's weekly sermon.
After the reactions to last week and how confused it made people, he decided to go with a topic he could get more . . . particular on.
This was not necessarily a good thing.
"I would like to speak to you all today," he said, "about Hell."
Really not a good thing.
See, Castiel had been to Hell. He'd seen it, and what it did to souls. He'd seen how it could turn otherwise good, righteous people into twisted things that delighted in the pain of others, how after decades of torture a soul could forget the very things that made them them in favor of the promise of not having to hurt any more.
And he went into particulars. About tortures he'd seen used. In detail.
This was not for the faint of heart.
Not to say, of course, that Castiel seemed to be enjoying telling you all this. His expression ranged from stoic sadness to mild disgust -- a decent range for a guy like Cass -- all underscored with a deep, honest pity for those who would suffer these torments. And he finished off with "Heaven is much nicer."
Dude needed to hire a speech writer. For serious.
After the reactions to last week and how confused it made people, he decided to go with a topic he could get more . . . particular on.
This was not necessarily a good thing.
"I would like to speak to you all today," he said, "about Hell."
Really not a good thing.
See, Castiel had been to Hell. He'd seen it, and what it did to souls. He'd seen how it could turn otherwise good, righteous people into twisted things that delighted in the pain of others, how after decades of torture a soul could forget the very things that made them them in favor of the promise of not having to hurt any more.
And he went into particulars. About tortures he'd seen used. In detail.
This was not for the faint of heart.
Not to say, of course, that Castiel seemed to be enjoying telling you all this. His expression ranged from stoic sadness to mild disgust -- a decent range for a guy like Cass -- all underscored with a deep, honest pity for those who would suffer these torments. And he finished off with "Heaven is much nicer."
Dude needed to hire a speech writer. For serious.