godsprophet: (Just a slob like one of us)
Chuck Shurley ([personal profile] godsprophet) wrote in [community profile] cape_kore2013-03-22 04:47 pm

001 | Chuck Shurley | Video

Oh, uh...

[Hello, Kore. Amidst the influx of new arrivals is Chuck. He's got short, curly brown hair and a beard. He also looks incredibly baffled as he squints down at the communicator on his wrist. He's outside, and his free hand is shielding his eyes from the sun. He doesn't appear to be someone who's used to being outside very often. Or like, at all.

He seems to be surprised that he's gotten the communicator working. He also seems confused as to who, exactly, he's talking to. But that doesn't stop him from stuttering on anyways.
]

Sorry, I--I'm not exactly sure I know exactly were I am? Well, I mean... Cape Kore, obviously, but, uh... I mean, I was just in Ohio.

[He's smart enough that he knows that wherever Cape Kore is, it's certainly not in Ohio. He looks a little lost and confused for a second before a thought occurs to him.]

Was it---is this the angels? They did this, didn't they? They're the only ones who could do this, right? [And yet, even that didn't add up because,] I thought the Apocalypse was over!

[Chuck drags a hand down his face. He's not a Winchester. This isn't a life he's suited for. He's just a writer.]
villainized: (uh yeah no)

[personal profile] villainized 2013-03-22 11:26 pm (UTC)(link)
Oh, yes, blame the angels. It's so much easier that way, isn't it? Typical human.

[ He may not count himself as part of the Host anymore, but he still finds it distasteful that automatically it's angels who get the blame for this. ]
villainized: (serious about something)

[personal profile] villainized 2013-03-23 01:13 am (UTC)(link)
[ He looks back at him through the communicator, disgusted expression slowly smoothing out into something flat and bland. This one is one he recognizes, though they've never met. The Winchesters' prophet. Raphael's little pet. ]

Obviously someone else.

[ No doubt the angels will be quick to come and fetch him. They always were so concerned for the welfare of those they claim as their own. It's an irony that doesn't escape him, though it leaves too bitter a taste to fully appreciate it. ]

In the future, I would mind my assumptions, were I you.

[ And because he has little desire to involve himself in the affairs of those who seek only his death, Lucifer terminates the feed. ]