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In which Aziraphale finally, finally gets to see his supervisor to get a replacement phone. Yes, he's really been kept waiting this long; Metatron is busy,

OR

In which Crowley is unexpectedly patient.

(We'll resolve the Les Mis height thing soon; I got all out of order after a particularly trying week. Apologies!)

Aziraphale and Crowley belong to Gaiman and Pratchett.
Metatron belongs to its creator, but portrayed here belonging to Smith and Rickman.

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:iconepiphanyblue:
My friend and I finished the book almost simultaneously and have acquired these two as our new alter egos. This week I found myself inviting "Crowley" to lunch and an opera... for real.
I seem to have chosen appropriately.
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*AsheRhyder May 3, 2013  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
I'm glad you're enjoying! Have fun at the opera.
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:iconetile:
these two are so cute
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*AsheRhyder Apr 15, 2013  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
Glad you enjoyed.
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:iconmeggiemufin:
Is it lame that I am totally fangirling over a Rickman character making an appearance? XD
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*AsheRhyder Apr 9, 2013  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
Never lame. Rickman is awesome.
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:iconragereaper:
Actually, I don't find his patience strange. In the book, he even said that he stayed in one place for a decade.

And that demons are good at lurking.
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*AsheRhyder Apr 7, 2013  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
True, but that one place had to be more interesting than The Waiting Room.
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:iconragereaper:
Depends on which waiting room you refer to. There's the one that's stylized as a restaurant where you wait for your sins to be served to you as a meal, the fields of Elysium in which time gets weird anyway, or the one that humans actually devised which is the Sound Proof Room in which nobody has lasted more than 10 minutes in, or in the Wish List, it's a tunnel where all souls travel down while being judged for heaven or hell (That one's weird), another, it's an elevator that has the most annoying elevator music, and in yet another, it's a white room that extends forever in all directions where you are the only one in there, another, it's a desert with much the same concept, and another, it's an office space, but they use the same one as hell, so that one shouldn't count, and another one is an entirely different dimension on an island surrounded by concepts of chaos, and another... I think you get the general idea...
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Do I see some Dante references there? Or have I not read enough Gaiman and Pratchett?
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