In Which Lindsey and Alec talk

[evilhandissue]

Lindsey stared up at the sky a moment after everyone left but Alec, then closed his eyes. "You realize that you don't have to defend me to them," he stated

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[smart_alec494]

"Hey, don't have to convince me. I grew up in Manticore. Which, apparently, was Stolas' playground. I know how shitty things can get." He paused. "Okay, I haven't been to Hell, but still."

[evilhandissue]

"If you're lucky, you'll never go to Hell. You don't know how weak you truly are until you get there."

[smart_alec494]

"It is actually one of my life goals to avoid ending up there."

[evilhandissue]

Lindsey just nodded. "Good goal."

[smart_alec494]

"I suspect a prophet would get an even warmer reception tha most people and being a Winchester can only hurt."

[evilhandissue]

"I think once you die, you lose the prophet powers. But the Winchester gene pretty much screws you up. Ask your father. I'm sure he remembers how much fun it was down there."

[smart_alec494]

Alec shifted and tucked his knees up under his chin. "I'm sure it does go away when I die, but I'll still be held acountable for what I've done." He considers that. "Which, actually is kinda nice really. Maybe it balances things out some." This was clearly a new thought.

[evilhandissue]

"Prophet vision, the get out of hell free card." Lindsey smirked a bit.

[smart_alec494]

"Is it?" He sighed. "I'm not really sure. Dad would come for me, but. . .I'm sure it's because I'm his son, not 'cause I'm a prophet." And that was a nice thing to be able to say.

[evilhandissue]

"Being the prophet will probably keep you from going down there in the first place. Worst you'll get is purgatory."

[smart_alec494]

"I don't think being a prophet makes you a good person. Though, maybe it's an indicator? I dunno if God would talk to an asshole."

[evilhandissue]

"Probably not. I have yet to hear of a prophet who wasn't looked fondly upon by the greater powers that be."