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[amissbennet]

[Filtered to Wardens]
I was hoping someone might be able to enlighten me as to the best way to approach and gain the confidence of my inmate, Castiel. Upon our first lively discourse, he became entirely intolerable and rude. Though he has since apologized for his words, it is still his intention not to accept any help from myself toward his redemption.

At present, I am finding the greatest concerns to be that of his taking fondly to the drink -- where this supply is coming from, I cannot be certain -- as well as his entire loss of faith.

I do hate to admit such ignorance. But I also believe it is far better to admit ones' faults than to suffer blindly as a fool in matters one cannot understand.

Cordially,
Miss Elizabeth Bennet

Comments

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[amissbennet.livejournal.com]

I do appreciate your wisdom. Thank you.

I have not yet read his file. I believed it best to attain his blessing to do so, in the hope that it might build trust between us. What is your opinion on this?

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[kingfor-aday.livejournal.com]

Honestly? As a policeman, I find it foolish not to use all information at your disposal for fear of being rude. On a moral level, I'd say it's very commendable, and I would agree the best way to find out about your inmate is to talk to them, not just to read a file, but acting without any prior knowledge could lead to more difficulties than solutions.

I would recommend, if you are concerned about how he might feel about you knowing all that information, letting him read it too, if he wants. Then he knows what you do and don't know.

private - she think's you're an inferior french person now, for calling yourself a policeman

[amissbennet.livejournal.com]

I am not entirely without knowledge, especially as I expect to be speaking with both the angel Aziraphale and Mr Winchester for greater details which might be of service to me.

I will present the idea to him, I think. Thank you for help and I hope that I might call upon you for more ideas in future.

private - his scottishness shakes a fist at you.

[kingfor-aday.livejournal.com]

You're most welcome. I'm always avaliable and willing to help. Sgt. Neil Howie, I don't think I've talked to you before, actually.

private

[amissbennet.livejournal.com]

No, we had not been previously acquainted. Thank you for your time, Sergeant.