Who: Dean (
i_shot_a_dick) and Castiel (
to_rebel)
What: Drinking. That's... it, really.
Where: Casa Winchester
When: April 30th, afternoon
Rating: Is there a rating for copious amounts of alcohol? There's gonna be language -- maybe even from both parties this time.
Status: Ongoing.
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He'd lined the glasses up on the table. )
It had been bad enough when the powers that be here had changed his personality completely around but that somehow paled in comparison when he was faced with this particular incident. Last time, he'd became something he'd never been and, for all intents and purposes, he'd actually been pleasant to be around. This time, he became something he actually was at one point in time and managed to offend everyone he spoke to on some level.
Somehow, that just seemed... so very wrong to him.
Without waiting for Dean to answer that -- the only thing he could say was that, yes, Castiel had once been such -- the angel downed four of the remaining five shots, starting with the left glass and moving right. Then, with carefully deliberate movements, he set the last still full glass in the center of the table. "Don't touch that," he told Dean. That glass had a job to do, like all shot glasses before and after.
He reshuffled the four glasses, re-centering them in front of him, and refilled them, again moving from left to right.
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Dean wondered who had said that to Cas, he wondered what had lead to the conversation. He had a feeling it had some thing to do with the most recent 'change' in Underworld, where he himself had become a child again.
"The hell does it matter if people think you're an ass, I get called an ass all the time." Rather Cas wanted him to answer or not he talked as he took those four drinks. Pulling back some Dean eyed the angel as he sat the shot glass in the middle of the table and switched them, Dean noted from left to right.
"The hell you doin', turnin' in to Rain Man on me?" He was worried, and Dean knew one way to solve what was weighing on your mind when you couldn't change it. Good thing, seemed Cas had learned that lesson as the hunter got up, grabbed another bottle and cracked it to take a drink straight from the bottle.
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He was neither anymore. And, damn it all, he actually missed it sometimes. It certainly was easier.
He was toying with one of the glasses, gaze focusing on the full shot glass in the middle of the table when Dean said something that made absolutely no sense whatsoever. He blinked a few times, replaying that and finally coming to the conclusion that, even sober, he would not have understood that. He looked up at Dean, head cocked to the side and brow furrowed. "Rain man?" He couldn't even begin to make a guess.
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Being an asshole might be easier, emotionally, but if Cas thought about it, having people there, who had your back, made other aspects of life a whole lot easier. And Dean would take all the misery that came with his emotions, long as he could keep those people around.
"Y'know, Tom Cruise, Dustin Hoffman." Dean dead panned and made his voice sound almost robotic "Whoppner, gotta watch Whoppner." He snorted "Some crap like that." The hunter took a swig from his bottle then held it out to the angel.
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Thought, apparently, he had to watch this Whoppner.
He took the bottle, confused expression still in place, and refilled the glasses. "I am either too drunk and I cannot make sense of what you're saying," he said, "or not nearly drunk enough."
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Dean reached for the bottle when Cas was done and took a long swig "You're not nearly drunk enough my friend. Now who the hell called you an ass any way?"
He was ready to punch the culprit in their face, depending on who it was. Because right now, the last thing Cas needed was some one getting down on him. He was doing plenty of that himself.
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"Agreed," he said, refilling his glasses -- and leaving the full shot glass in the middle once again. He was nowhere near drunk enough.
Two shots in, he stopped and stared at Dean. "You are missing the point. I was an ass." He paused. "For three days. Under some delusion that I'd never met you or Sam. I was that person again." It had been... Well, hell. Castiel wasn't sure what it had been. He missed the assurance and power he used to have. Didn't miss that fact that he was an automaton.
... More drinking.
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"Yeah and I've been an ass most my life, you made mistakes, you did dumb shit, we all know it. Hell we knew you then, you were an ass when I met you, you can still be a dick some times. But, you're still our friend. We're all asses."
Dean figured he'd take Cas powerless and less of a machine following orders, he'd rather have his friend than to have an angel at his side.
"C'mon, before they get the good movies." They would talk more, Dean would do his best to assure Cas that even being reverted to that asshole state didn't make him an asshole now, the guy had larger guilt issues than he did some times and that was saying some thing.
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Somehow, that was all supposed to be reassuring. Castiel wasn't sure how. "Yes. Thank you for the reminder." They were all asses. Good to know. He was fairly certain he already knew that.
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"It's more of a hey, we're all asses, it's normal, y'know" Dean figured a walk half drunk would be interesting and as the hunter weaved slightly he decided to stop and take another drink.
He tipped the bottle to his lips and took a long swig, wiping his mouth across his shirt he handed the bottle to Cas.
"Hope they got somethin' good to watch, who'd have thought movies in hell. Our own little Blockbuster"
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He took the bottle and stopped halfway toward taking a drink. "Blockbuster?" Did Dean take it upon himself to litter only conversations he had while he was drinking with such references?
What was wrong with just saying something that made some damned sense?
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He did not heed rather Cas was close or not, not even as he cast a look over his shoulder at the other. It might be the alcohols fault that he was rambling on and making references the other wouldn't understand. But, that was Dean and it wasn't going to stop "Just forget it. Long as they got somethin' with hot chicks and maybe some guns."
Odd combination, Cas had better prepare for a night of a hodge podge of different movies.
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He pinched the bridge of his nose, trying to process that one. Come to think of it, though, that one was pretty easy. "Perhaps," he ventured, "you should find one that has both."
And that way, perhaps Castiel would get out of this with less movies watched.
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They had reached the library stairs by the time Cas made the comment about the movie "Hm." the hunter stopped and pursed his lips thinking for a moment "Nah, don't mix your women too much with your guns, Cas, loses some of it's fun that way."
It wasn't always the rule, obviously, but at least for movie watching Dean was going with one or the other, or both, not a combination.
Sorry Cas....
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Why, he wasn't entirely sure. Maybe it was because he had nothing better to do.
"I don't understand." It was said almost by rote, because he knew full well that Dean already knew that. "It seems more efficient if one combines the two." Less time wasted watching a screen.
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Dean shook his head as he stepped in to the library and tossed the now empty bottle in to a trash can.
"Because Cas, guns are for killin', last thing you wanna do is watch a hot chick die."
He looked around "Now where's these movies."
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