[ There's no possible way Chuck can hide his smile, so he doesn't even try. It's irony that always gets to him. Irony is one of the few forms of amusement that he can actually find funny, after so many years on Earth. And that right there, Anna's comment about how he couldn't possibly be God is about as self-satisfied and ironical as it gets.

And so he gives an actual, genuine amused smile at her teasing. Without the proper context, it's not nearly as funny, so his smile doesn't last long, but it's there, well enough. ]

Yeah, no. Sam and Dean just thought I was you know, psychic? And like... [ He makes a hand movement. ] ...super honed in on their lives. But then Castiel showed up.

[He shakes his head.] I saw it. You know, before. But, I mean... I didn't really believe it until Castiel showed up.

[Because, a prophet? Of God? Really? I mean, it was one thing, learning that Sam and Dean were real, and that all of the monsters that they faced and all the people they met were real. But a prophet?

Sometimes he still doesn't believe that it's real.

And it's hard to believe that everything will end up fine. Because all he's heard since he's arrived in Kore was about how horrible it was, and all the bad things that have happened. It's hard to worry and to think that that everything could be alright. ]

Yeah, okay. I'll, uh. I'll try.