Re: Character Conversations
At last, Penny shrugged and sat in the other half of the confessional. It seemed a curious contraption, placing barriers between them and the world. It gave a distance and privacy that seemed to aid in speaking freely nonetheless. She listened to Simon speak on angels and found herself in agreement. But she frowned curiously at the last part. 'Why would I not be?' she wondered, feeling her hackles rise, partially at their old feud, mostly for her fears at the Darkmoor taint. Relaxing herself, she let it pass. 'No, never mind, I know what you mean. When we think words into the heavens, it all feels the same. But, no, you are correct, it is not prayer. We simply call upon him, like with a telephone.'
'And I feel you're right, we should react and respond as he presents himself. It is the same for humans, after all, and Castiel is surprisingly human. Thank you.'
Penny sat quietly for a time, chewing her lip and reflecting on her other encounter with Castiel. She'd rather discuss it with Kate, though she hadn't, and indeed, couldn't, though the matter seemed moot now. Though their earlier argument still weighed bitterly on her mind, Father Simon was still a priest and it was a divine matter. Some day there would be women priests to make this easier. She spoke hesitantly, looking away. 'Perhaps I do have something to confess... When I said Castiel visited me in intimate circumstances, he, uh, came to me, privately, while I was, ah, bathing, in the shower...' Penny blushed, rosy pink colour coming to her pale face. 'He is as innocent as Adam in the Garden! I retained my privacy and dignity and there was no impropriety, I swear... Can there be impropriety with an angel? And can one – speaking hypothetically, of course – have, ah, impure thoughts about one?' Well, okay, there was a reason for asking...
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