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My absolutely all-time favourite human AU! Read it, people! You won't regret it, it's absolutely gorgeous!!
omg it’s FAN FICTION FRIDAY
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#tialaingo#good omens fanfic#good omens human au#lighthouse keeper crowley#ornithologist aziraphale#aziracrow#ineffable puffins#puffin AU#good omens fanfic rec
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folks its okay, there were only no nightingales because it was autumn/winter and the species is a summer visitor to the UK
source: RSPB
#no nightingales#good omens#good omens 2#nightingales#ineffable husbands#trust me im an ornithologist#aziracrow#aziraphale x crowley#aziraphale and crowley
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Random Are We Meant to Read the Footnotes? facts without context.
Socrates gives Aziraphale "something equivalent to a mental blowjob".
Nina drinks hot chocolate from a wine bottle.
There's an ornithologist cryptic living in a bush in the park.
Muriel uses a salamander as a phone.
The movie "Mean Girls" helps Crowley with self-realization.
Maggie pulls a Weekend at Bernie's.
A pug attacks Sandalphon.
Magic jazz hands ends the age of vikings.
#good omens#good omens fanfic#good omens fanfiction#are we meant to read the footnotes?#my good omens fic
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Good omens 2 ep 1 thots under the cut!
CROWLEY LOOKS!!! SO HAPPY!!!!!! MAKING HIS NEBULA!!!!!!!!! I'm so sad he got the wind taken out of his sails. And I know exactly how much trouble he got in just for asking a few questions. Theory: God is omniscient, and as such knew Crowley needed to be a demon to save the Earth. It sucks, but it's growth for both him and Aziraphale, who needed to learn to duck around the rules, and growth tends to hurt. I'm just sad Crowley got hit that hard
Aziraphale only valid landlord???
Crowley ornithologist?????
Wait, why is the mail getting delivered to the Bentley rather than Crowley's apartment? What happened to his plants? Is he just never in his apartment so it's better to deliver to the car?
Record shop coffee shop ff slow burn
John Hamm's john & hamms are on display
This is unrelated to GO but I made wonton soup to eat while watching this and it is very good. Mmmm
Those poor tomatoes
Aziraphale's music interrupted by nudity and amnesia
Oh god heaven still hurts my eye holes. So shiny
No one tell naked amnesiac Gabriel about the existence of twins
Someone get him some pants. Aziraphale please get him some pants not just a blanket. What if he stands up?
Trailer ship bait line is a good line. Aziraphale thinks of Crowley and goes all soft
"The thing" is probably the box that was doing a lot of heavy lifting to keep this show PG, that was also dropped when the door opened and left in the street. Someone should probably go pick that up before someone else takes it
Ah. Good, it's still there
Oh her name is Shax. Neat! I love Crowley's hair swirlies. The ones on top. They're nice
Gabriel's Jim's terrible short term memory will absolutely be remembering Gabriel and not retaining anything else
The reaction to a bit of litter in heaven is killing me
So Crowley is one of those coffee drinkers. Also, if I were the record shop lady, I'd bake Aziraphale a thank you cake
Getting tired of writing out all the names, sk they're just A and C now
Oh no, the coffee shop lady is taken. Poor record shop lady
Blanket toga is not a substitute for clothes
I thought "ask him properly" would lead to some magic angel stuff, not asking more aggressively
ARGUMENTS. I feel like A is playing on the time last season when C left, saying he was going to go to another galaxy (Andromeda?) and then ended up regretting that. To clarify, I'm currently paused so I haven't heard C's response yet so this entire paragraph could become moot
I feel like C's going through some stuff that he hasn't told A about
Man drinks six shots of espresso, spontaneously combusts, gets struck by lightning
The relationship and circumstances around these two shop keepers is so fanfiction. If they don't get together, I hope they can spend the time trapped in this coffee shop bonding and becoming besties. Also, there should be a manual override for the security system. Not having one is stupid, because of things like this. What if they were trapped in the record shop instead, and there was no readily available food? An internal manual override is crucial
I like Micheal's sleeve cuffs
Ooo, disabled angel!
Muriel I hope you get some confidence. And also I want your skirt
Small bit of litter confuses and confounds angels
Oh, wonder why Beelzebub got recast. (Don't go out of your way to look it up I don't care enough to check myself and definitely not enough to inconvenience someone else)
So. The conflict here is that C could give up Jim, get a promotion and that's a problem taken off his hands, but A would be mad at him. Or, he could do not that and risk both him and A getting erased from existence entirely, which will uh, make it so the apocalypse last season did not get stopped. Oh boy
Oh this coffee shop lady does not care for records. At all
Crowley "my bad" actually made me die laughing so that was excellent and also my ghost is now typing this
Oh I do not care for the tone of Lindsay's texts. At all. Nina you deserve better. I do like the format of the texts coming up though. The paper and red pen makes it seem a lot more personal and angry and uh. Not good.
One of those said "remember what we said about mutual respect" and blowing up your partner's phone angrily because they're late isn't respect, which is necessary in the "mutual" bit of mutual respect. I would personally be concerned that something had happened. Maybe walk down and see if they're alright. Assume that their phone had died maybe, idk
A: glasses on. C: glasses off
"You were right" does not contain the word sorry and oh good, A knows that. Oh there's a dance? 👀
Why. Why do they do that. This is hilarious, but I feel like it makes it more difficult to apologize for things if there's a humiliating dance involved. Which also still doesn't contain the word sorry
Jim go back upstairs. Also, why does he still not have clothes?
See, in the trailer, Muriel didn't recognize Gabriel, and I thought that was just because they've never met. Interesting to see that, no, there's an active reason for that
Being persona non grata with heaven means A isn't allowed to do miracles anymore? Or just that the miracles he does are more heavily scrutinized?
Ah, the old "immediate proof that the last thing said was completely wrong" trope. Also, weird seeing heaven with a red filter
Ah. Bit of warning for people sensitive to flashing lights. I don't think this flashes fast enough, it's a hard cut between red filtered heaven and white heaven, with a second or two between each cut. But like. Go carefully. It only lasts for a bit and there aren't too many interesting visuals during it. Right after C says "no one will have noticed a thing", stops when Uriel asks for the alarm to stop
Oh A. Can't stay out of trouble to save his life
All in all, I liked it a lot! I'm looking forward to the hijinks A&C get into, I really want to know why C's mood is so foul rn when he was generally cheery at the end of last season, or as cheery as he gets, wondering about all the empty boxes. One empty box is fine, but two? Suspicious. Hoping Nina dumps Lindsay, has a nice long recovery period where she can enjoy being herself, and then gets together with record shop lady, whose name I will remember sometime probably. But I'm out of soup, out of tea, and out of excuses to not pull nails from my wall, so I'm gonna go do that now
#loxie liveblog#loxie watches go#good omens#good omens 2#ok maybe another few seconds to enjoy the end theme
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I get: vocabulary study and writing practice. You get: a mini Good Omens fic featuring post-s2 Crowley pining. Win/win? 😆
demesne (de-MAIN): land possessed or occupied by the owner himself, and not held of him by any subordinate tenant.
In modern use, The land immediately attached to a mansion, and held along with it for use or pleasure; the park, chase, home-farm, etc.
~270 words of demonic pining w/ hopeful ending under the cut 🐍💔
Crowley tried to avoid the bookshop, the same way he tried to avoid St. James’s and The Ritz. Berkeley Square hadn’t heard birdsong since That Day (to the utter bafflement of the local club of septuagenarian ornithologists).
He could go without boozy breakfasts and strolls around the duck pond. But the bookshop was different.
He was drawn there as if caught in the thrall of the most enticing temptation. But of course there was never the slightest hint of any demonic activity in the area. He made sure of it—if any agent of Hell even got it in their head to approach Aziraphale’s demesne, they would have him to answer to.
He, who had been previously been a nebula engineer, the architect of Original Sin, and a Viscount of Hell, now idled away his time circling Aziraphale’s block whenever the mood struck him. Which was more often than he would ever admit to. He had become the most pathetic beat cop Berwick Street had ever seen, driving the most overqualified of patrol cars.
”There goes the neighborhood / I’m gonna kill for your love!” the Bentley’s radio belted as he rounded the corner at a sedate, pedestrian-friendly twenty miles-per-hour. (Why hurry? It wasn’t like he had anywhere to be, or anything to look forward to. Not anymore.)
The unassuming two-story red brick edifice regarded him with stony indifference. And yet Crowley’s heart longed for the empty, shuttered facade to give way to soft lamplight gilding Aziraphale’s profile and Vera Lynn crooning away on the record player; endless nights with the best wine and even better company.
Armageddon could come again and Crowley would still be here, longing for a return to those days.
Seventy-two hours before the Second Coming, that’s exactly where Aziraphale found him.
#good omens#good omens fanfiction#aziracrow#ineffable husbands#ineffable divorce#english vocabulary#ficlet#my fic
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The Warmth Found in the Stars
Delirious Avenues lit with the chandelier souls of infusoria from Pharoah’s tombstones
Every so often, if the night was fading into the early hours of the day, and if Aziraphale was especially gentle, Crowley would talk about his life before the fall. His existence upstairs, before he was sent spiraling downwards. His voice would be quiet, timid. He wouldn’t pick his eyes up off of the floor. He also wouldn’t talk about whether or not he was happy in heaven, or about the acts that led up to the actual falling. Any questions about those two topics would shut him down completely. Really, any questions at all would do that, unless they were worded very, very carefully.
But if Aziraphale was quiet (as he so often was), as the sun began to creep over the horizon, Crowley would begin to talk.
He would talk about his hand in creation. He was one of the chosen few angels to help create the stars beyond this Earth.
white-light district of lunar lusts
And even though his eyes were fixed firmly on the ground, Aziraphale could see Crowley’s eyes begin to light up as he described how it felt to shape whole planets, to gather the elements of the universe and the heat of his soul in his palms, to mix and press and pull them together until they became the stars the humans look up towards today.
He talked of Alpha Centurai most of all.
“It has three suns.” Crowley whispered one night, staring at the worn carpet of Aziraphale’s bookshop. “One sun worked out so well for this one, I figured that three could only make everything better.”
“Were you right?”
“I was.”
Stellectric signs “Wing shows on Starway” “Zodiac carrousel”
One particular morning, when Crowley had not yet sobered up, he talked about the stars and he cried.
“I poured myself into their creation. Each and every one. I left bits of my own soul behind in each cloud of star dust.” He took a breath, tears streaming down his cheeks as he wept. He was sitting on one end of Aziraphale’s couch, his hands turned upwards in his lap. His glasses were gone, and he was looking at his hands as if they were holding something that Aziraphale couldn’t see. The angel was sitting on the opposite end of the couch. He wanted to be closer, but he was afraid of what would happen if he came near.
“But when I was up there, it was okay. I could see them. I could feel their warmth in my hands, I could feel them live.”
“We can go there, if you’d like,” Aziraphale whispered into the early morning light. “We can visit them again.”
“It’s not the same,” Crowley all but howled, sounding very much like the wounded creature that he was. “Up there, visiting them was like coming home. Now-,” he choked on his own words. “It’s like I’m a stranger to them. They don’t know who I am.” With that, he fell into himself, weeping bitterly.
The angel took a steadying breath and stood up. He walked over to Crowley slowly, giving the demon plenty of time to tell him to leave. No protest came.
Aziraphale sank to his knees quietly, wrapping his arms around Crowley’s legs. He rested his head on Crowley’s knees, murmuring soft nothings gently. The demon didn’t move, but instead wept harder. Aziraphale reached up with one hand to gently brush away the stars that fell from Crowley’s eyes.
Crowley didn’t speak for the rest of the night.
Cyclones of ecstatic dust and ashes whirl crusaders from hallucinatory citadels of shattered glass into evacuate craters
On a different morning, Crowley spoke of Saturn’s rings.
“Upstairs wasn’t overly fond of them at first, you know. Said it was too overly complicated, rings of ice and stone and what not. I don’t think She saw the point.”
“The point?” Aziraphale prompted. Crowley had his head in the angel’s lap, and he was slowly carding his fingers through his hair.
“Doesn’t have to be a point.” Crowley smiled, halfway asleep. “They were beautiful.”
Aziraphale smiled back, his heart melting like an ice ring that was thrown into the sun.
Distantly, a clock chimed five times.
“Why do you only speak of these things in the morning?” Aziraphale murmured, pulling the demon closer. “It’s only when the sun comes up that you want to talk.”
The smile disappeared from Crowley’s face. Aziraphale’s heart clenched. He had pushed too far, yet again.
“I am so sorry, my dear, I didn’t mean to-”
“I don’t want to see them.”
Crowley turned his whole body, pressing his face into the softness of Aziraphale’s middle.
“I don’t ever want to see them again.”
A flock of dreams browse on Necropolis
From the shores of oval oceans in the oxidized Orient
“You should be proud, you know.” Aziraphale held tightly to Crowley’s hand. They were walking back to the bookshop, and the night was late. The stars were shining brightly overhead, twinkling like Christmas lights. The moon was full, and the way it lit up Crowley’s hair was just about remarkable.
“Pride is a sin,” Crowley shot back, deadpan. His eyes were fixed firmly on the sidewalk, never once glancing upwards. Aziraphale knew better than to ask why.
“Not when it comes to something like this, my dear.” He pressed a gentle kiss onto Crowley’s hand. “Never for something like this.”
Onyx-eyed Odalisques and ornithologists observe the flight of Eros obsolete
And “Immortality” mildews … in the museums of the moon
An angel and a demon lie twisted together in their bedroom sheets. The bedroom window is open, and starlight is shining through. They are breathless, laughing, borderline giddy. Aziraphale pulls Crowley in once more, kissing his cheekbones, his nose, his forehead, anything that he can reach. Crowley scrunches up his face, making Aziraphale laugh again.
“I love you,” he whispers, in the darkness of the night.
Crowley gazes into his angel’s eyes, and he sees the stars reflected back.
“I love you too,” and his heart begins to heal.
Pocked with personification the fossil virgin of the skies waxes and wanes
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Read Luna Baedeker by Mina Loy. The imagery takes me places. Maybe it'll inspire you to take the ineffable husbands places.
(A/N - Thank you so much @loudest-cricket! I hope you enjoy <3)
Delirious Avenues lit with the chandelier souls of infusoria from Pharoah’s tombstones
Every so often, if the night was fading into the early hours of the day, and if Aziraphale was especially gentle, Crowley would talk about his life before the fall. His existence upstairs, before he was sent spiraling downwards. His voice would be quiet, timid. He wouldn’t pick his eyes up off of the floor. He also wouldn’t talk about whether or not he was happy in heaven, or about the acts that led up to the actual falling. Any questions about those two topics would shut him down completely. Really, any questions at all would do that, unless they were worded very, very carefully.
But if Aziraphale was quiet (as he so often was), as the sun began to creep over the horizon, Crowley would begin to talk.
He would talk about his hand in creation. He was one of the chosen few angels to help create the stars beyond this Earth.
white-light district of lunar lusts
And even though his eyes were fixed firmly on the ground, Aziraphale could see Crowley’s eyes begin to light up as he described how it felt to shape whole planets, to gather the elements of the universe and the heat of his soul in his palms, to mix and press and pull them together until they became the stars the humans look up towards today.
He talked of Alpha Centurai most of all.
“It has three suns.” Crowley whispered one night, staring at the worn carpet of Aziraphale’s bookshop. “One sun worked out so well for this one, I figured that three could only make everything better.”
“Were you right?”
“I was.”
Stellectric signs “Wing shows on Starway” “Zodiac carrousel”
One particular morning, when Crowley had not yet sobered up, he talked about the stars and he cried.
“I poured myself into their creation. Each and every one. I left bits of my own soul behind in each cloud of star dust.” He took a breath, tears streaming down his cheeks as he wept. He was sitting on one end of Aziraphale’s couch, his hands turned upwards in his lap. His glasses were gone, and he was looking at his hands as if they were holding something that Aziraphale couldn’t see. The angel was sitting on the opposite end of the couch. He wanted to be closer, but he was afraid of what would happen if he came near.
“But when I was up there, it was okay. I could see them. I could feel their warmth in my hands, I could feel them live.”
“We can go there, if you’d like,” Aziraphale whispered into the early morning light. “We can visit them again.”
“It’s not the same,” Crowley all but howled, sounding very much like the wounded creature that he was. “Up there, visiting them was like coming home. Now-,” he choked on his own words. “It’s like I’m a stranger to them. They don’t know who I am.” With that, he fell into himself, weeping bitterly.
The angel took a steadying breath and stood up. He walked over to Crowley slowly, giving the demon plenty of time to tell him to leave. No protest came.
Aziraphale sank to his knees quietly, wrapping his arms around Crowley’s legs. He rested his head on Crowley’s knees, murmuring soft nothings gently. The demon didn’t move, but instead wept harder. Aziraphale reached up with one hand to gently brush away the stars that fell from Crowley’s eyes.
Crowley didn’t speak for the rest of the night.
Cyclones of ecstatic dust and ashes whirl crusaders from hallucinatory citadels of shattered glass into evacuate craters
On a different morning, Crowley spoke of Saturn’s rings.
“Upstairs wasn’t overly fond of them at first, you know. Said it was too overly complicated, rings of ice and stone and what not. I don’t think She saw the point.”
“The point?” Aziraphale prompted. Crowley had his head in the angel’s lap, and he was slowly carding his fingers through his hair.
“Doesn’t have to be a point.” Crowley smiled, halfway asleep. “They were beautiful.”
Aziraphale smiled back, his heart melting like an ice ring that was thrown into the sun.
Distantly, a clock chimed five times.
“Why do you only speak of these things in the morning?” Aziraphale murmured, pulling the demon closer. “It’s only when the sun comes up that you want to talk.”
The smile disappeared from Crowley’s face. Aziraphale’s heart clenched. He had pushed too far, yet again.
“I am so sorry, my dear, I didn’t mean to-”
“I don’t want to see them.”
Crowley turned his whole body, pressing his face into the softness of Aziraphale’s middle.
“I don’t ever want to see them again.”
A flock of dreams browse on Necropolis
From the shores of oval oceans in the oxidized Orient
“You should be proud, you know.” Aziraphale held tightly to Crowley’s hand. They were walking back to the bookshop, and the night was late. The stars were shining brightly overhead, twinkling like Christmas lights. The moon was full, and the way it lit up Crowley’s hair was just about remarkable.
“Pride is a sin,” Crowley shot back, deadpan. His eyes were fixed firmly on the sidewalk, never once glancing upwards. Aziraphale knew better than to ask why.
“Not when it comes to something like this, my dear.” He pressed a gentle kiss onto Crowley’s hand. “Never for something like this.”
Onyx-eyed Odalisques and ornithologists observe the flight of Eros obsolete
And “Immortality” mildews ... in the museums of the moon
An angel and a demon lie twisted together in their bedroom sheets. The bedroom window is open, and starlight is shining through. They are breathless, laughing, borderline giddy. Aziraphale pulls Crowley in once more, kissing his cheekbones, his nose, his forehead, anything that he can reach. Crowley scrunches up his face, making Aziraphale laugh again.
“I love you,” he whispers, in the darkness of the night.
Crowley gazes into his angel’s eyes, and he sees the stars reflected back.
“I love you too,” and his heart begins to heal.
Pocked with personification the fossil virgin of the skies waxes and wanes
(A/N- Thank you for reading! This will be up on AO3 shortly <3)
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SO CLOSE TO BEING DONE AHHHH
Now I just gotta figure out how I want to paint the rain, do the final touches and we're good! :D :D :D
So glad I redid Crowley's hairline and took the time to paint strands. Could do with some more highlights so I might do that as well.
SPARKLY
Me: OK I'm finally almost caught up on my Very Important Things on my to-do list! Time to get back to work on that good omens diptych painting... Brainrot: PAINT AN EXTREMELY DIFFICULT KISS IN THE RAIN GO Me: No but I-- Brainrot: SHUT UP GOGOGOGOGO
... welp. Time to look for photo references I guess lol.
#good omens#good omens fanart#work in progress#WIp#art process#tialaingo#lighthouse keeper crowley#the puffin fic#ornithologist aziraphale#KISSIES
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Yup. Went back and listened - just barely, but it's there. But is that the singing of a nightengale? Or possibly a lark?
I've just realized that Aziraphale is A) brilliant and B) the very best husband.
I knew that but I just realized a thing that he did that I didn't catch before.
He says they both get plenty of use out of the bookshop because obviously Crowley has been staying there a good bit, probably because it's one of the only places that hell can't grab him from.
Hell can even grab him from his car.
When Aziraphale goes to Edinburgh he insist on taking the Bentley even though the train would be faster. He doesn't just ask to borrow it he insist it is 'our car.' He doesn't just say that it's their shared car, he treats the car like it belongs to him, he changes the color he changes the way it sounds. He makes sure the Bentley is completely attached to him to the point that it follows him and listens to his commands.
That's his car now. We even see that shax has to get permission to enter the car. Even when Aziraphale leaves for heaven the car is still playing his choice of music. And if the car is his in the same way that the book shop is his, he made sure that no one could just grab Crowley from the bentley and drag him to hell again. This is especially important if the bookshop isn't technically Aziraphale's anymore because Crowley would still have a safe space to stay.
Also the fact that they're able to use the Bentley as a walkie-talkie kind of makes me wonder if they're going to be able to use it to communicate later on. They're not talking but they're sending each other messages by what's playing on the radio. They're not talking but Aziraphale knows exactly where Crowley's going. Hopefully to Edinburgh to get that suitcase, Aziraphale probably left in the grave yard. Then hinted to Crowley was a clue.
He is so clever and I love him.
#good omens#good omens 2#good omens meta#just so much of it#the bookshop and the bentley#the final fifteen#no nightengales#or yes nightengales#my kingdom for an ornithologist#aziraphale#crowley
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Better if they kind of think it's suspicious, but neither of them actually knows enough about humanity to feel confident about bringing it up.
Sure, every other human they've known has barely managed to cling on for a full century, but maybe some humans just... do live longer than others?
Same with other things. Crowley gets too comfortable and unthinkingly pulls off his glasses. Aziraphale is definitely puzzled, but wonders if it's just a really uncommon medical condition he hasn't seen before, or something. (His friend is clearly embarassed about it, so Aziraphale decides not to bring it up and pretend it never happened. Crowley, meanwhile, can't believe he got away with that.)
Aziraphale forces Crowley to sit through his magic act. Crowley grudgingly admits that it's quite good for a human, but he's not sure what's up with these doves. He could have sworn that one had its neck broken (and was about to miracle it better before Aziraphale noticed— he will insist on stuffing them up his sleeves!) but then it just seemed to straighten itself out and fly away. Still, Aziraphale didn't seem to think it was weird. Maybe doves just do that sometimes. Crowley's not an ornithologist.
The Bentley won't cooperate when Aziraphale is in it, and Crowley can't figure out why. He thinks it's because it's being affected by his own nerves, and doesn't know that Aziraphale was horrified at the dangerous way his mortal and therefore very fragile human friend was driving, and has been miracling the car so that it always keeps the speed limit.
Crowley has taken to showing up at the bookshop at late hours to try and persuade his friend to go to sleep, because he's worried about him staying up so late all the time. Especially at his age.
alright this is so dumb but. ineffable husbands au where they’re still both an angel and a demon living on earth as field agents but they think the other is just an ordinary human. they were never made aware of each other’s stationing on earth so they meet completely by chance, and of course inexplicably fall in love, and basically end up spending all their time together trying to hide that they’re an angel/demon from the other while completely oblivious to the fact that the other is not only also a supernatural being, but the Enemy. somehow they manage to go years without ever finding each other out. idk what would happen next but I think it would be funny
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I’m so in love with this fic 😍
omg it’s FAN FICTION FRIDAY
Reblog and promote a fic of yours <3
#good omens fic rec#there is a light & it never goes out#good omens human au#lighthouse keeper crowley#ornithologist aziraphale#tialaingo
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