Castiel looks up to the stars; things look different from this new standpoint of being a human. The concept of time and space were almost moot for him while he had his grace, but when River asks him if Heaven had stars he smiles at her. "We could see every single star and celestial body in the known universe. Heaven did have quite the view." His voice dips a little bit, with a tinge of sadness for his missing home.

He continues to glance up at the stars until he can look no longer, and turns his attention back to the River. "We even like to say we had a hand in the making of the rest of the heavens, but that is nothing more than a human myth."

Castiel reaches a hand into the bag of sandwiches, and he searches for one he might possibly like to eat. The meteor shower while fascinating is hardly something new, but a different sandwich is very much like finding a rare diamond.

"Humans are very strange in what they like to believe in, and I suppose they might see myself and my brothers as being capable of more than what we are capable of doing." Castiel says, while he fishes out a sandwich with the contents hidden from sight and he glances back up to the stars once again. "But I can understand the need and want to find a simpler explanation to things they were once ignorant to."