Re: The Delicious Engagement [Round 0: Do Something Interesting]
06-01-2010, 05:31 AM
Originally posted on MSPA by MrGuy.
Steinwaffe frowned. This certainly wasn't the conduct he'd expect from an angel. He started considering the possibilities. Surely God-- or the gods, as the case might be, given the presence of that Celtic fellow-- wouldn't deliberately put an angel in a situation that another would take on much more easily, would he/they? Thus, the angel must be receiving punishment for some past sin, simply from a logical standpoint. As a result, he might as well be considered a demon.
The gargoyle hesitated, going over his logic to make sure it was all sound, before eventually shrugging and hurling a brick at Sirius's skull, which bounced off with a loud squeak. "Herr... Angel. I should suggest you are more respectful to the athers here." He frowned and walked over to the "cowards", praying that he had done the right thing. "Don't worry, you two, it's perfectly acceptable that you'd be frightened in such a situation. I'm sorry some of us are unable to understond that."
Steinwaffe frowned. This certainly wasn't the conduct he'd expect from an angel. He started considering the possibilities. Surely God-- or the gods, as the case might be, given the presence of that Celtic fellow-- wouldn't deliberately put an angel in a situation that another would take on much more easily, would he/they? Thus, the angel must be receiving punishment for some past sin, simply from a logical standpoint. As a result, he might as well be considered a demon.
The gargoyle hesitated, going over his logic to make sure it was all sound, before eventually shrugging and hurling a brick at Sirius's skull, which bounced off with a loud squeak. "Herr... Angel. I should suggest you are more respectful to the athers here." He frowned and walked over to the "cowards", praying that he had done the right thing. "Don't worry, you two, it's perfectly acceptable that you'd be frightened in such a situation. I'm sorry some of us are unable to understond that."