[Here everyone, have a distinctly unimpressed-looking Castiel. He's out exploring, looking at tomestones; for anyone who is out there, there are hundreds if not thousands for angels alone, scattered amongst the city and most recognizable by their '-el' name suffixes. But that's not the problem; he's coldly indifferent to most of those gravestones,
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[In other words, as much as dying is unpleasant, he's not all that bothered. Just a little insulted.]
This event is too interesting not to experience.
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She vehemently disagrees.]
I don't want to see these things! I don't want to think about them happening and remember them!
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[The memories aren't good, but they mean something, and they've have an impact on him. He's not sure why anyone would want to forget anything, let alone something so important as dying.]
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Because it hurts. When I remember those times, I hurt all over again.
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It's strange, that feeling.
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The truth is, I'm a coward. I don't want to face that feeling again.
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[Only when you put your well-being above others.]
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Maybe that's true. As long as it doesn't make us do something we shouldn't.
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Knowing when to act despite your fear is difficult.
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There are still times I want to run away. Do you know that?
But if I did that, I'd be leaving Rei-chan and everyone to handle everything on their own. I can't do that.
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[It always is, for him. When it's down to just him, alone, with no one to fight for, he gives in every time.]
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And when that hope is gone, she falls to her knees because what is the point and what should she fight for now?
It's very fortunate she's had at least some of the senshi, and made new friends, in Adstringendum. She can be their light of hope as long as she has that much.]
Maybe you're right. People don't do great things for themselves. They do great things for everyone.
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[Terrible things come out of acting for yourself alone. The desire to help others and do the right thing is what prompts great ones.
Even if the line between those can be so often blurred, and sometimes it's hard to tell if you're doing something for someone else or ultimately yourself.]
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