"He has a friend who is not so good," Rashad warns her, though that's the worst he really has to say about Crowley at the moment. He remembers that he disapproves to the point of wanting to kill the demon, of course, but it does not seem so important just at this moment.

And then she asks about one of the many things that is not right in this world. "I do not," he admits, finding to his surprise that the happiness of the dream dulls a little. Is that what it's like to feel something on his own? It does not seem beneficial.