After watching Meg read her magazine from cover to cover, Castiel smiled when she looked back at him. "I am sorry that you didn't have a choice to feel all that thorny pain... It is beautiful, please don't misunderstand, but... I am sorry this happened to you, Meg," he said, sincere and thoughtful.
Sorry. That was a phrase she never had directed at her before. At least, not under these circumstances. Sure, she had people beg for her forgiveness to spare their own lives before. Whether it was tearing someone open on the rack for her own enjoyment, or skinning someone for information . . . it was all the same. However . . . a genuine sorry ? That was something new to her. It made her stomach turn. She only spared Castiel a quick glance from her magazine, as if the TMZ gossip was suddenly much more interesting than whatever he was saying.
She chose to be a martyr, sure. Maybe she would've changed her tune if she had known that death would not be welcoming her on the other side. Instead, she woke up in Hell again, under Crowley's knife. He just couldn't let her slip out of his grimy grasp, and he made it clear that no knight in shining armor would come to her rescue this time around, and he was right. Castiel never came. Not that she ever expected him to, anyways.
Now here he was, apologizing for it all. As if she would run weeping into his arms. Meg shrugged as she flipped to the next page of her magazine, sighing. "Yeah, it's whatever, Clarence. I get it. I'm no Winchester. I'm just a demon. I've done so many evil things, I probably deserved it."