"I know." He wasn't thrilled about it, either. He's as concerned, if not more so, in keeping the Nexus a secret and not raising any questions from his neighbors. But knowing Cricket a little better now, he's comfortable with having him as a visitor. He's not the type to cause trouble, and he's refreshingly human.
Heh. Never thought he'd be happy that someone was human. "Maybe I can sneak you into Seth's shed when he's not around to see what he's doing wrong." The smirk on his face implies that he's not serious, but you never know. Cricket's moonshine is good enough to consider the idea.
"I never believed in them," he tells the other man. "Even less so when I found out I was a Cylon. But I don't believe in the Cylon god, either." He shrugs and takes a sip of moonshine. "A lot harder to be agnostic in the Nexus though."
It's impossible not to find Cricket's response endearing, even for someone like Caspar. "We call him Eros," he says quietly. "They had a kid named Bliss. Appropriate, if you think about it." He smiles faintly, dwelling on the symbolism. "It's one of the few love stories in the Sacred Scrolls that has a happy ending. Even with Aphrodite playing hardball. It's a good choice."
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Date: 2018-11-19 03:47 pm (UTC)Heh. Never thought he'd be happy that someone was human. "Maybe I can sneak you into Seth's shed when he's not around to see what he's doing wrong." The smirk on his face implies that he's not serious, but you never know. Cricket's moonshine is good enough to consider the idea.
"I never believed in them," he tells the other man. "Even less so when I found out I was a Cylon. But I don't believe in the Cylon god, either." He shrugs and takes a sip of moonshine. "A lot harder to be agnostic in the Nexus though."
It's impossible not to find Cricket's response endearing, even for someone like Caspar. "We call him Eros," he says quietly. "They had a kid named Bliss. Appropriate, if you think about it." He smiles faintly, dwelling on the symbolism. "It's one of the few love stories in the Sacred Scrolls that has a happy ending. Even with Aphrodite playing hardball. It's a good choice."