SHAY: A seamstress, huh?
CLAUDINE: Yes.
SHAY: Why would an angel need to be a seamstress?
CLAUDINE: I weave together the fabric of realities.
SHAY: Wow, that's a big job. Do you typically do that by yourself, or with other angels?
CLAUDINE: By myself. I enjoy having complete say in how things are connected.
SHAY: What exactly do you mean by that?
CLAUDINE: I don't want too many cooks in the kitchen.
SHAY: Understandable. So does your job ever interfere with that of a "Builder"?
CLAUDINE: Never. He creates, I connect. There's a very big difference. A builder makes something out of nothing, I connect those somethings together until they meet specifications.
SHAY: Specifications of 7?
CLAUDINE: God.
SHAY: Of course. And how many jobs do you handle in a typical...um...
CLAUDINE: Existence?
SHAY: I guess...
CLAUDINE: An infinite number that cannot be expressed in words.
SHAY: Okay, on to the next question. Lay it on me, do angels have spouses?
CLAUDINE: It’s not necessary because...
SHAY: You're all married to God?
CLAUDINE: No, because we never feel the need. We're always connected to an infinite number of other angels. In essence, we're all married to each other anyway.
SHAY: I guess you never have to worry about adultery then.
CLAUDINE: <polite smile>
SHAY: I'm sorry, I didn't mean to make you uneasy.
CLAUDINE: I should be going now.
SHAY: Please accept my apologies.
CLAUDINE: Goodbye.
