I apologize. Was there something inappropriate about the turn of phrase? I learned it
["from a friend" is what he writes initially, but something draws him up short. He would very much like Dean and Sam to consider him a friend, especially after he gave everything for them, landed himself in this place to save them both, but the question is whether he should think of them that way. If this is meant to be his punishment - for his disobedience, for siding with them over Heaven - it would not be wise to express any sympathies towards the Winchesters.]
recently. I may be using it wrong.
I am Castiel. I'm doing poorly. It's very cold, and I'm hallucinating thousands of spiders.
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["from a friend" is what he writes initially, but something draws him up short. He would very much like Dean and Sam to consider him a friend, especially after he gave everything for them, landed himself in this place to save them both, but the question is whether he should think of them that way. If this is meant to be his punishment - for his disobedience, for siding with them over Heaven - it would not be wise to express any sympathies towards the Winchesters.]
recently. I may be using it wrong.
I am Castiel. I'm doing poorly. It's very cold, and I'm hallucinating thousands of spiders.
How do you do?