White Lightning Productions

And now...for a pan-sexual adventure across time!!!

Ok, I'm not getting the gen audience version. What are shrines and when have we ever dealt with them before?

What's Carla trying to say? "I have a medicine bag on display out of tradition but I'm an atheist." That doesn't even make sense.

I mean, kudos to her for being an atheist and all, but this sounds like some exclusive werewolf cultural tradition that we're only now being let in on. Also, what exactly is this thing Rebecca has of her mother's that Gus let her keep?

Edit: Damn typos

Carla has a native American heritage, so she's probably talking about the sort of thing a medicine man would have.

I think it's interesting how the general and adult pages are going in two very different directions - tender and dramatic on one side, good ol' sexing on the other.

Ohhh. So Butch isn't referring to a shrine dedicated to her mother.

She's referring to a shrine of some specific religious belief of her family's that belonged to her mother that she keeps with Gus's permission because he's too great and powerful to worship some other divinity (dripping with sarcasm) and thus has no need of it, which is important to her because it gives her something to turn to for moments of respite in her abusive relationship with her father.

Carla, being an atheist, does not have a shrine, but she brings up her family's medicine bag because although she does not believe in the spirituality surrounding it, it is an old and valuable relic of her family's history, just like Butch's mother's shrine.

Sorry about that, but when you grow up surrounded by nothing else besides Christianity, Atheism and everything between those two, stuff like this doesn't come naturally.

And here I was worried that were-Sarah's bust reduction was permanent, seeing as its been reduced for the last while

Now its back to proper size! Horay! =3

I'm easy to please sometimes ;D

And said medicine bag wouldn't be an heirloom, per se. You'd make one, or more than one for yourself. Another person's lucky stuff wouldn't be passed on to another, it'd lack context.

Head to a powwow at your nearest college. I really should head back to one. Yeah, they have costume ones, little more than charms, but the placebo effect of having something on hand can often help.

Jack is leaning less and less agnostic, more towards "believing, but these shmucks can't be right.".

Any said belief is based on there must be some audience, somewhere that is looking in on his life and laughing it's ass off.