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[demonicmiracle]

Who: crowley + various
When: may
Where: dogtown + the train to the appalachians
Summary: what it says on the tin
Notes: this is gonna be closed prompts, but feel free to hit me up if you'd like a thing!!
Warnings: scary dark times, will update as needed or put warnings in the comments

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[oldbookshop]

[ There can be a little loss in translation trying to discuss the human experience, most times conversation trends that way.

Heaven having a different energy about it goes without saying. With humans of a mood to get philosophical-- well, there's a line between the human experience as in being a human, and the Experiencing Of Humans. Not a line that smudges, really.

Crowley's always been more of the same mind. Isn't it odd how that works out. ]

That is a shame. [ Local immortals are all-time champions of putting it mildly. ] Always struggling to sort themselves out a little bit, aren't they?

[demonicmiracle]

Part of the deal, isn't it? Free will comes with all sorts of nonsense.

[As much as there was ever a deal, and not a very obvious trap set up that poor Adam and Eve fell into, leaving the rest of humanity to deal with the fallout.

When they make it to the mystery section, Crowley only takes a few seconds to peruse the options before reaching out to tap a finger against the cover of In A Glass Darkly by Sheridan Le Fanu.]

There's one for me. Met him through John Mitchel, which was about the only good thing to come from hanging around that man.

[He did some decent work for Irish Independence but was, unfortunately, incredibly fucking racist.

A win for Hell in the end, though.]

[oldbookshop]

Infinite layers of nonsense.

[ Good for humanity. Also terrible of them. Depending on the nonsense at play.

Peering at book with a gay little 'ooh': activated. Bit of competition at a book fair is all fine and good, yes, Aziraphale is the exact brand of uppity assuming he will simply win, yes, but deepening his Crowley lore is also fun. ]

An influential Gothic get. I might have guessed. [ Say Gothic mean spooky initiative. Probably not worth the cost of John Mitchel admission organically, but if one had to be hanging about him for work already... well. Best scrape out what benefits one can. ] A touch reclusive, if I recall. Did you get on?