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ways_back_room2004-09-06 08:42 pm
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Last night...
So, since this is my second attempt to do this summary (*#&$@&#$&@^ computer), brevity will be the word of the day. Apologies in advance. Fortunately, the conversations are pretty much all very linear, so if you're interested, just click and follow.
Note: the Tonks-Angelina and Crowley-Angelina portions of this thread were mercifully summarized earlier today by the lovely Angie-mun. God bless you.
Crowley and Tonks (part one) talk about adrenaline rushes, the angel, 'Skandra, and the perks of being a demon.
Next Professor Trelawney puts in an appearance, and amusingly reminds Tonks to beware red-headed men. Tonks is a bit mortified to see her old teacher in the bar, who seems very much in her element and anxious to foretell the agonizing deaths of the bar's patrons.
Finally, Aziraphale himself arrives. He and Tonks have a moment of serious awkwardness, but then happily agree never to speak of it again. With that out of the way, their discussion turns to the upcoming ministerial un-seating and literature. Aziraphale discovers Tonks' continuing struggles with faith, and is understandably upset. She gets slightly frustrated with him, but Aziraphale then tells Tonks that he'd fix the world to make her happy. (*sigh*) She then remembers something else she'd brought along, and returns the remiges to Aziraphale and Crowley. All is right with the world again.
Meanwhile, Tonks and Crowley resume their conversation, or rather, Crowley mocks. There is some rumination on bar decor. Bernard approves. They discuss Crowley's past exploits, and Tonks offers up a slogan. Things turn a bit serious before Tonks leaves for the night.
The angel and demon, of course, also have a chat. Aziraphale does some mocking of his own, which makes Crowley a bit uneasy, but they soon strike a bargain. Oh dear God. Plans are made, and the subtext is really more like actual text. (Bonus points if you can name the show that's from!) They leave to acquire some breakfast.
*posts hurriedly before another instance of spontaneous combustion can occur*
Note: the Tonks-Angelina and Crowley-Angelina portions of this thread were mercifully summarized earlier today by the lovely Angie-mun. God bless you.
Crowley and Tonks (part one) talk about adrenaline rushes, the angel, 'Skandra, and the perks of being a demon.
Next Professor Trelawney puts in an appearance, and amusingly reminds Tonks to beware red-headed men. Tonks is a bit mortified to see her old teacher in the bar, who seems very much in her element and anxious to foretell the agonizing deaths of the bar's patrons.
Finally, Aziraphale himself arrives. He and Tonks have a moment of serious awkwardness, but then happily agree never to speak of it again. With that out of the way, their discussion turns to the upcoming ministerial un-seating and literature. Aziraphale discovers Tonks' continuing struggles with faith, and is understandably upset. She gets slightly frustrated with him, but Aziraphale then tells Tonks that he'd fix the world to make her happy. (*sigh*) She then remembers something else she'd brought along, and returns the remiges to Aziraphale and Crowley. All is right with the world again.
Meanwhile, Tonks and Crowley resume their conversation, or rather, Crowley mocks. There is some rumination on bar decor. Bernard approves. They discuss Crowley's past exploits, and Tonks offers up a slogan. Things turn a bit serious before Tonks leaves for the night.
The angel and demon, of course, also have a chat. Aziraphale does some mocking of his own, which makes Crowley a bit uneasy, but they soon strike a bargain. Oh dear God. Plans are made, and the subtext is really more like actual text. (Bonus points if you can name the show that's from!) They leave to acquire some breakfast.
*posts hurriedly before another instance of spontaneous combustion can occur*