Hello! So I take it that means you've caught up. :)
Thank you for your insight on Ephraim. What you say about him is about the same impression I got from other people and the things I've seen on Tumblr.
It's hard to imagine there were battlefields in Heaven before the civil war. Well, there probably were around the time Lucifer fell but that was such a long time ago even by angel standards. Maybe Ephraim went on missions to Hell. Or to other places we haven't even heard about yet.
From what I heard he only said he'd never been on Earth before, right? Not that he had never left Heaven.
I really hope that his encounter with Ephraim will turn out to be a bit of a wake-up call for Castiel. That it reminds him of who he is - an angel, even without his grace - and of his family and home, and that there is still hope for him and his kind.
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Date: 2013-11-27 02:36 pm (UTC)So I take it that means you've caught up. :)
Thank you for your insight on Ephraim. What you say about him is about the same impression I got from other people and the things I've seen on Tumblr.
It's hard to imagine there were battlefields in Heaven before the civil war. Well, there probably were around the time Lucifer fell but that was such a long time ago even by angel standards.
Maybe Ephraim went on missions to Hell. Or to other places we haven't even heard about yet.
From what I heard he only said he'd never been on Earth before, right? Not that he had never left Heaven.
I really hope that his encounter with Ephraim will turn out to be a bit of a wake-up call for Castiel. That it reminds him of who he is - an angel, even without his grace - and of his family and home, and that there is still hope for him and his kind.