Rebecca wakes up in clothes that are quite nice but not optimized for giving her magic, in a room that's plainly decorated but put together very nicely. There's something uncanny about the exact stylings of the design, though.
Where did these clothes come from? She didn't make these. - if she changes them they'll be gone and that'll really put out whoever lent them to her so she sets about figuring out how to take them off so she can replace them without doing that. Who just has clothes lying around that can go on over wings??
"And just Journey is fine. The situation is somewhat more complicated than this, but: it's in some ways not far wrong to say that it's several centuries later than when you died, and culture has accordingly changed a lot. Namely, people are much more casual about many things than you're used to."
It's very enjoyable food.
"No, you wouldn't. I mentioned the situation was complicated, and one of the ways that's true is that it turns out there are many worlds. This one isn't the one you're originally from, and we collected you from just after the point of your death."
"Right." He's having tea, too. "Also, in the many other worlds, even when people are resurrected after much longer periods of time, they almost never remember anything, unless that world has an entirely different kind of afterlife setup than yours. As I understand it, many Catholics now believe that souls generally stay in a dormant state after death, and will do so until the second coming."
"So, sometime after you died, people figured out how to capture still images, and then lots of still images which were then played one after another fast enough to appear as if they moved. And nowadays some displays use actual moving images, but that's beside the point. The point is, you can see that people would capture plays and things using this, yes? Entertainment?"
"That is one example of a thing that might happen, yes. Or, consider your reuniting with Catherine. It's heartwarming, right? If you were having a rough-but-not-that-rough day, you might seek out some content like that to help you feel like there are good things in the world."
"Mm," he spends a moment looking off into the middle distance, "Some Urban Tens, a few Pius Fourteens... one Celestine Six but not most of him... all the Paul Sevens that used to be named Greg but not the ones that are a different guy - if it becomes relevant to you you'll either have to pick a universe with a pope that's on board with gay marriage or decide not to do that. But it's legal way more places than it is, ah, Catholicly licit."
"People find it entertaining when other people compete for one person's affection. I do think he's a wonderful person and you would do well with him, but if it doesn't work out, it's a big multiverse and you'll be able to find someone else. Sometimes it's happened that people see someone on the show and fall in love with them, too; there have been cute relationships that come out of that."
"...It's complicated. But this show is not centrally about sex; it's about romance. There are plenty of people who would normally want to have sex in situations similar to the ones we set up, but have no trouble refraining, knowing that they're being recorded. That's what I mean."