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Trina heard River, but did not respond for a moment. "That is good." She said, thoughts drifting through her mind slowly. She let them slip away, looking at River again. "What is a church?" She asked, blinking once.

Cass blushed deeply, ears going limp, and a nod barely able to come of her head, as she continued on into the kitchen, and retrieving all of the ingredients. The blush would not escape her face, as she grabbed the ribs that someone had conveniently bought just today. Unable to stop smiling, Cass still had not regained her composure, as the meat stayed in plastic bags, marinating for now, as she leaned in teh doorway, watching her Fiance.

Trina listened to this, eyes flashing on hearing the part about throwing out a demon. "That...does not sound holy to me...and how can water be holy? It's water...why would humans try to give it characteristics that are obvious human ideas? That is odd." She said, briefly remembering when she had been called a 'witch'. "I do not like some of things people do in the name of their god." She said, curious then. "Do you believe in a god River?" She asked, voice soft as usual.

Cass caught the dreamy stare in his eyes, and she grinned. "You're watching me, mister." stated she, in a matter-of-fact tone. Walking to him, still behind the bar, it made her laugh, as she leaned against the counter. "I think it's perfect, too."

Trina didn't judge at all. River was her friend, and so could do any damn thing she felt like and Trina wouldn't even frown in disapproval. Instead, she nods thoughtfully, pausing when asked the question. "There is...some force at work... I feel it in the water...and know it when I sleep sometimes...but...I do nothing because of it. Merely aware of it...does that make sense?" She asked then, blinking once.

Trina found herself watching River instead of the window, head tilted slightly. "I don't have family. I have friends. My friends have become my family." She said softly. "If you mean the other kind...then I have heard the word many times. Rope friends…wife and husband. I have seen how happy people are when they bestow such titles…when they feel for another that kind of love. As for myself…I love my friends. I would gladly fight for any of you, fulfill any whispered request. That…is what Sachin said I was made for. I do it of my free will however…because I care for my friends. Not because I fear them." Trina spoke softly, her voice catching on Sachin’s name, but she pressed on. “…as for this love between two people…rope friends…I have never felt that. I do not believe myself desirable for such a thing. I am flawed and strange to the people of this world. I do not know what is required. I have no advice for you River...I am sorry. But if you have learned to love family, then perhaps you can learn the other kind as well.” Trina fell into silence again, the softly spoken words alot for the usually quiet woman.

River nodded a bit, her expression was as hallow as her thoughts where. " I detest Love for human creatures though." She managed to murmur to her, not really caring if people would hear her rant about it. "Marriage is seemingly a waste in my mind. I need Family and marrying someone else isn't how I want that." She said her teeth grinding together at the thought. " It is very sickening to think about- this Love for another person though sometimes I believe it to be well and good for you I hate it more then I seem to like it. Watching it though- that is wonderful." She said softly to Trina looking her over. "You are fit to find this feeling. I am not. It just is like that. Don't hold yourself back."

Kaden blinked at Her and smiled sofly. "I bet she'd like to meet Rez, I really do." He said softly walking down the row he was in reaching up and pulling the small doll off the shelf. The pink hair was appealing the blue and pink clothing it wore was bright. "This is Rez, She's really nice once you get used to her. Do you hear them? Hear them talking? They are so kind." He said stroking the pink hairs on the dolls head with a smile. " It's hard to name something..though I understand the dificulty." He pointed out with wonder.

Rhiannon leaned forward and giggled, reaching down to wave her new doll's hand to the other. "Hello, Rez." She greeted the pink haired one, then looked to Kaden, "She's really pretty."