Chuck Shurley | God (
paterelohim) wrote2017-05-26 01:32 am
IC contact: Sirenspull
Uh, hi! This is Ca- I mean Chuck Shurley, just- Chuck, sorry. [Indistinct fumbling noises] Leave a message after the beep and I'll get back to you as soon as I can. Thanks?

[Accidental prayer] tl;dr
I know You can't hear me while I'm here but maybe that's why I'm doing it. [Michael doesn't want his Father to know what he's thinking.] You left us with a Plan - left me with a Plan. I understand why You did it, the humans are destructive and cause nothing but suffering for themselves. It's hard watching those you love in so much pain and you want to make it all go away, to give them peace and happiness for all eternity. I'm honored that You left such a Plan in my hands and I want to make You proud.
[There's a long pause almost as if it's all he has to say but it's not.]
But I'm not sure I understand anything anymore. You know I would accept any punishment You gave me if I've done something wrong but everything seems so wrong. Why? Why would You only bring Castiel back when so many others of my siblings died for what they thought was to stop the apocalypse? It was my fault they died and I take full responsibility for it so why wouldn't You save them when they did nothing wrong? If I've failed You in looking after them don't let it be the end for them for my mistake. [Another pause as if what he's about to say next is difficult.] Especially if my punishment is to be locked in the Cage with Lucifer for the rest of eternity.
[Okay, so maybe having doubts and getting drunk several days ago was not the best combination - or maybe it was. If it seems like there's more Michael wants to say it's because there is, but he doesn't. He feels as if too much questioning will make him a very bad son.]
Amen.
kljsdfgdh offline and text and stuff ;a;
It's the first time in a very long time that He's felt proud of him.
What to do, though? Letting the prayer go is always an option. Ignoring it and letting it rot in his memory, leaving the archangel to his confusions and his proto-doubt. It's not like anything he says here will make a damn bit of difference to anything back home.
There's a point, though. He can indulge now, like he's been indulging this whole time. There's Cas and his doubts, Gabriel, Lucifer. For fuck's sake, he's let himself get caught up with Lucifer. What could it hurt to throw the other one a bone, too? Chuck reminds himself, not for the first (second, third, twelfth) time that a little human kindness to Michael won't hurt anything.
So he sends a text.]
Had a dream. It was kind of weird, but not really a vision. Is everything okay?
[That much takes him forty minutes to write, eight tries to send.]
ditto
But then again God hadn't responded to him in a long time so it was very doubtful that it was Him. So finally he looks at it.
The prophet. Great, just what he needed.]
what was your dream about?
[Don't mind the fact that he's ignoring the question.]
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Michael. I felt something. I heard some of what you said- the general gist, sort of, coming through in the dream.
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I didn't think anyone would hear it.
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[Forcing Chuck's normal concern into his tone is actually an effort. For the second time, he feels like he's playing a role instead of just being himself.]
My dreams are going haywire. I haven't had another vision yet.
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I take it you want to discuss what you heard?
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[Hawkward.]
Look, I've pretty much Doctor Philed every angel in the place since I showed up here. The offer's always open to you. I know angelic mental paradigms are a lot more brittle right now, given everything that's happening.