Aziraphale casually desicrating an already dead body worse than it already is
Crowley refusing to exchange favors with Aziraphale because that's a demon thing, and he wants to keep Aziraphale pure.
Hilarious how "Done With This Shit" Crowley is at Aziraphale's antics re: The Shopkeepers Meeting
Gabriel and Beelzebub is the best Enemies to Lovers. Also unexpected.
And the way their hands just barely touch when giving each other gifts? 😍
Crowley @ Aziraphale: dramatic bitch 1.0 supporting dramatic bitch 2.0
I wonder if there are any Crowley x Aziraphale fics or amvs inspired by Hozier's From Eden.
"Honey, You're familiar like my mirror years ago"
Crowley can see the ideology of an angel trying to be the best he can be with how their psychology works and he can just see that path and how fucked it is.
"Idealism sits in prison/Chivalry fell on its sword"
The way the angels are working they're in a prison of their own making. They don't see how asanine they are compared to how the world works. Even demons understand things more because of how damned they are.
But angels are supposed to be the ideal beings, but their innocence is perverted. * cue James Baldwin quote here*
"Innocence died screaming"
I BET you Crowley screamed while falling to hell because he realized how backwards the angel ideology is. Plus the physical pain.
"Honey ask me I should know"
Reference back to the mirror. He knows the end result.
"I slithered here from Eden just to hide outside your door."
The fiction writes itself.
Crowley playing with the Fez.
Aziraphale tempting people with Dr. Who books.
They're really throwing in the Doctor Who references. Everyone *except* David Tennant.
Since Aziraphale's halo blew up, does he get a new one? Or is it a Lizard Tail situation where it eventually grows back?
And why is Crowley suddenly fine walking on hallowed ground?
I'm obsessed with the concept of Crowley retracting the demon permissions from his own car before Aziraphale uses it.
He really *does* love Aziraphale.
I have this idea that since Crowley *was* one of the higher-ups, that's how he *knows* Metatron is bad and can't be trusted.
It's why he's so desperate for Aziraphale to have said no.