#1827

[aduckwithears]

I don't think we're talking enough about how the premise for the 1827 meetup in the cemetery was a date, pure and simple. There was no "uh oh, Aziraphale is in trouble again", no big point in history that both sides needed them to attend, no Arrangement at all... nope, it was an invitation and an accepted invitation. It was literally Crowley saying "hey angel, I saw a thing that you'll find funny (I was thinking about you), come and hang out with me about it" and Aziraphale does.

And I wonder what would have happened next if they hadn't stumbled across grave-robbing Elspeth and her moral dilemma.

[historical-fashion-polls]

submitted by @edwardian-girl-next-door 🩵💚🤍

[ltwilliammowett]

The Battle of Navarino (1827), by Jean-Yves Delitte 2024

[bl4ckb1le]

well does anyone remember about khr?

[winterfieldfrontiers]

Destiny

[chic-a-gigot]

Journal des Dames et des Modes, Costume Parisien, 5 octobre 1827, (2540): Chapeau de crêpe orné de rouleaux de satin, de fleurs et de rubans de gaze. Robe de gros de Naples. Mantille de tulle brodé à fleurs de cachemire. Collection of the Rijksmuseum, Netherlands

Standing woman dressed in a dress of 'gros de Naples'. 'Mantilla' of tulle with embroidered flowers in cashmere. On the head a hat of crepe decorated with a 'rouleaux' of satin, flowers and ribbons of tulle. Other accessories: earrings, gloves, belt, flat shoes with straps. Figure in the same dress, seen from the back. The print is part of the fashion magazine Journal des Dames et des Modes, published by Pierre de la Mésangère, Paris, 1797-1839.

[laudaddysmitten]

Writers Guild Presents:

"Stunning View"

by LaudaddySmitten

Ineffable May day 16: "1827"

Ch 1: Hell's Graveyard Shift Is Run by Interns

Summary

When Hell fails to notice Crowley’s Very Good Deed, he is left in an Edinburgh graveyard trying to navigate a world tilted by laudanum. Fortunately for him, Aziraphale has no intention of leaving him to fend for himself. Fortunately for both of them, Crowley's compromised brain-to-mouth filter leads to a far more enjoyable evening than they expect.

Crowley stared at Aziraphale through a long, drunken pause during which his brain's temporal lobe made an admirable effort to process Aziraphale's words. It was mostly unsuccessful, but it could hardly be blamed for the visual cortex hogging all of Crowley's attention.

“You're so lovely!” He loudly blurted out with a toothy grin, before continuing. “You're like…glowy. Twinkly? No, 'bright’, probably. Oh I know the word- beautiful! You're beautiful. Beautiful Angel. Oh! And when you smile like that it's even better!”

CW/TW: Canon-typical substance use (but NO dub con); Rated Explicit (eventual smut)

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This baby is chock full of: fluff and humor, fluff and science, romantic fluff, fluff and science and smut, fluff and smut, & fluff and science smut. (Yes I mean what I said.) 😉🔭🥰 🧬🔥

Art banner (here's the uncropped version ^) by the amazing @lexarturo - thank you so much, it turned out so perfect!

Thanks to my most longstanding (and long-suffering) beta reader: @olfactoryventriloquism

And the @goodomensafterdark Writers Guild for all the support and even more betas:

@outrageousring5655 @happynachohologram

Astrophysics beta (yes, I really needed one of those, and yes, she's just the person): @nosferatini

And many others who read at least chapter 1 for me and gave great advice! @fishey-me @kotias @southernfriedamy @sixbynine-da @ghst-signal @foamfollowerisfallen @unapologetic-apathy

Also thanks to @bea-n-art for creating this Laudaddy portrait I've been obsessed with and inspired by since she made it. It's kept me motivated to write.

[vellialavellious]

hibari the ultimate problem child

i know that we in the bnha xover fandom like throwing any and all feral children at aizawa but i feel like we're missing out on the potential of hibari kyoya

he's literally insane. he militarized his school's disciplinary committee and turned it into a fucking gang. he beats up children for breaking school rules. the entire school is afraid of him. he attacks anyone in a crowd. he fights a murder robot in a minefield with machine guns trained on him and wins in like five minutes. he calls people carnivores or herbivores based on how cowardly he thinks they are. he only shows up to battles because he likes fighting people and often makes things worse because he wants to fight someone on his own side. he's fought multiple armies, single-handedly taking on 500 clones and winning. he could probably beat all might purely through utter disgust.

he has a room dedicated to his pet birds and taught them all to sing their school's song. he manifests his powers through sheer irritation. his main weapon is handcuffs. he rides a motorcycle despite being in middle school. he hates pineapples. he has a soft spot for small children and cute, fluffy animals. he lied about getting hives because he didn't want to fight on the mc's team, and instead formed a team consisting of only himself and then lost out of spite. he loves japanese aesthetics and green tea shaved ice. he can't hold his liquor at all.

he has no parents as far as we know. he's related to the greatest martial artist in the world but hates his guts. this is never expanded upon. he's chill with maybe 4 people and even then he still tries to fight them all the time.

this. this is the problem child to trounce them all. aizawa would take one look at hibari Being Hibari™ and quit on the spot.

[waywardwendy]

Unpopular (Popular?) Opinion?

I want to see Crowley do more weird drugs throughout history. Boy was having a WILD time in Edinburgh.

Anthony Jtime-of-his-life Crowley over here.

Laudanum Crowley is a gift that keeps on giving.

Bonus:

Huggy hug hug

[misscromwellsmonocle]

The Captive Slave (1827) by John Phillip Simpson

"Despite enduring critical neglect and eventual obscurity, Simpson was a gifted artist, capable at times of venturing beyond the parameters of society portraiture and his position as a studio assistant. And in one particular work, The Captive Slave, John Simpson produced a painting of iconic status, which can be regarded today as his masterpiece and as a worthy emblem of the aims and achievements of the Abolition Movement." Martin Postle

[ineffabildaddy]

Crowley's hat is so tall. What is he hiding under there.

do you mean this hat?

if so, here are a few ideas off the top of my head:

a stack of coins in case aziraphale wants or needs to do a spontaneous magic trick (he loves it really)

a kid (as in a baby goat, not a small person)

a vial of laudanum

a few pears (aziraphale likes pears - though, thinking about this in terms of their onscreen dialogue timeline, crowley may not have known that until 1862)

a small plant that he can't leave at home to die while he's on his holibobs

a bottle of red wine in case of emergencies

a few extra pairs of glasses, also in case of emergencies

things that would definitely not be under this hat:

a book - after all, he doesn't read books

anything made in the time of or emulating the culture of the 14th century

anyone else got any ideas?

@procrastiel @raining-stars-somewhere-else @sad-chaos-goblin @bowtiepastabitch and everyone else, share your thoughts pls

[historical-fashion-polls]

submitted by @edwardian-girl-next-door 🩷🤍🖤

[ltwilliammowett]

HMS Glasgow clashes with a Turkish frigate during the Battle of Navarino (1827), by Jean-Yves Delittes

[aduckwithears]

The way Aziraphale can't help smiling at a happy Crowley even when they're in the middle of an argument.

Little things to love about Good Omens S2 (20/?) - Masterpost

Detail:

(A: How dare he be so adorable while I'm trying to gain the moral high ground)

[nemfrog]

The Earth's path through space. The literary and scientific class book. 1827.

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