Castiel, Balthazar, Michael
Apr. 26th, 2011 07:30 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
fatimaMaybe I should pick up SPN again now that Castiel has the opportunity of turning into a dick? I mean I like gentle!good!Castiel, but I would LOVE some bastard!sneaky!manipulative!Castiel too. What is it with me and my tendency of re-imagining my favorite characters into hardasses?
Also may want to try out Balthazar/Castiel as a pairing I think, even if Balthazar keeps reminding me of a non-annoying version of Gordon Ramsay. *shudder* In the end my Castiel love trumps my D/C love, this is sad but true.![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
spn_balthazar seems to have some fics. I'd even take Balthazar POV of D/C because I actually find him interesting.
As for Michael, I'm still kinda living in denial. Quite easy to do actually, considering all the fearsome and beatific visions of Michael that I've found adorning so many churches. Most recently,![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
asukajude and I visited Rosslyn Chapel on Easter Sunday. It was absolutely packed of course, but still stunningly beautiful. The depiction of Michael stood alone on one side of the nave high upon the ceiling, opposite St. Longinus, St. Mauritius, and St. George.
Also may want to try out Balthazar/Castiel as a pairing I think, even if Balthazar keeps reminding me of a non-annoying version of Gordon Ramsay. *shudder* In the end my Castiel love trumps my D/C love, this is sad but true.
spn_balthazar seems to have some fics. I'd even take Balthazar POV of D/C because I actually find him interesting.As for Michael, I'm still kinda living in denial. Quite easy to do actually, considering all the fearsome and beatific visions of Michael that I've found adorning so many churches. Most recently,
asukajude and I visited Rosslyn Chapel on Easter Sunday. It was absolutely packed of course, but still stunningly beautiful. The depiction of Michael stood alone on one side of the nave high upon the ceiling, opposite St. Longinus, St. Mauritius, and St. George.
