"All the Powers of the Thrones" by Diamondback
Hi guys...
I recently discovered that this journal has been deleted... T.T
Is the author ok with personal sharing? If yes did anyone save this down?
The original link is this http://diamondback158.livejournal.com/50956.html
Also a summary...
"Dean is injured; Castiel regrets.
Lovely piece! I liked the setting. I like how Castiel regretted telling Dean he could send him back to Hell, and then here comes the Hounds. Loved how that was taken care of, and how Dean was saved. Beautiful! (Castiel/Dean) (PG-13)"
Plus an excerpt
"Dean Winchester perplexes him, which is why he lost his temper to begin with. Castiel is used to understanding what goes on in the hearts and minds of men, but this one, this soul is pure in the sense that it’s completely given to serving the good with such blind enthusiasm that it suffers from a lack of self worth, and with that also comes a loss of faith. Men must have faith in themselves before they can have true faith in God. It’s an eternal conundrum even the angels haven’t figured out. Even with proof standing in front of him, Dean holds onto his denial like a man holding on to the last remnants of a raft in a hurricane."
Can't believe i didn't save it! Thanks!
I recently discovered that this journal has been deleted... T.T
Is the author ok with personal sharing? If yes did anyone save this down?
The original link is this http://diamondback158.livejournal.com/50956.html
Also a summary...
"Dean is injured; Castiel regrets.
Lovely piece! I liked the setting. I like how Castiel regretted telling Dean he could send him back to Hell, and then here comes the Hounds. Loved how that was taken care of, and how Dean was saved. Beautiful! (Castiel/Dean) (PG-13)"
Plus an excerpt
"Dean Winchester perplexes him, which is why he lost his temper to begin with. Castiel is used to understanding what goes on in the hearts and minds of men, but this one, this soul is pure in the sense that it’s completely given to serving the good with such blind enthusiasm that it suffers from a lack of self worth, and with that also comes a loss of faith. Men must have faith in themselves before they can have true faith in God. It’s an eternal conundrum even the angels haven’t figured out. Even with proof standing in front of him, Dean holds onto his denial like a man holding on to the last remnants of a raft in a hurricane."
Can't believe i didn't save it! Thanks!