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ways_back_room2004-10-03 02:50 am
aj_crawley) wrote in ways_back_room2004-10-03 02:50 am
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Okay. Let's try this again. Lj ate this the first time, so it is now a VERY BRIEF summary of the last few nights (as I know 'Nny will never ever summarise any of her threads).
The night before last:
Hastur and Ligur arrive in the bar, threatening verious patrons in search of Crowley. They eventually come across Aziraphale and Iskander, and are highly unpleasant, until Crowley interrupts, at which point they become really rather loathsome. The long and short of it is: out of spite, they nominated Crowley for promotion, which means he's being transferred to supervision of Middle Eastern ops, from, you guessed it, the Middle East.
Last night: Okay, multiple simultaneous threads, with no nice meshing points, so will summarise separately, and we'll all pretend that they fit together nicely.
Iskander comes over, and is Greatly Displeased that Phoenix has been ordered to go to the wars. Conversation then turns to the scrap of paper found by Iskander the night before, which, it is revealed, is a message from an old friend. (Contents revealed in Post-Milliways Entry.)
Tom and Door show up, in order to share the happy news of their engagement. However, Crowley is the biggest killjoy EVER, and is mean and logical. Door shrieks at him in what is , admittedly, not the most mature fashion, whilst Tom is more composed. The angel volunteers his two cents, agreeing with Crowley, although being rather more tactful about it. Eventually, Door leaves in a tantrum, and Tom follows, all concerned-like.
Richard wanders over and is all waiterly, whilst Elaine of Astolat is sweet, and gives Crowley a drawing.
Finally, the angel comes over, and he and Crowley are uncommunicative and angry. Caretaking arrangements are made, and Crowley is evasive until Aziraphale confronts him. The demon is angry and upset, and feels rather guilty. The angel is comforting, in his way, and a sort of peace is made, before it all starts to sound rather explicitly sexual.
The night before last:
Hastur and Ligur arrive in the bar, threatening verious patrons in search of Crowley. They eventually come across Aziraphale and Iskander, and are highly unpleasant, until Crowley interrupts, at which point they become really rather loathsome. The long and short of it is: out of spite, they nominated Crowley for promotion, which means he's being transferred to supervision of Middle Eastern ops, from, you guessed it, the Middle East.
Last night: Okay, multiple simultaneous threads, with no nice meshing points, so will summarise separately, and we'll all pretend that they fit together nicely.
Iskander comes over, and is Greatly Displeased that Phoenix has been ordered to go to the wars. Conversation then turns to the scrap of paper found by Iskander the night before, which, it is revealed, is a message from an old friend. (Contents revealed in Post-Milliways Entry.)
Tom and Door show up, in order to share the happy news of their engagement. However, Crowley is the biggest killjoy EVER, and is mean and logical. Door shrieks at him in what is , admittedly, not the most mature fashion, whilst Tom is more composed. The angel volunteers his two cents, agreeing with Crowley, although being rather more tactful about it. Eventually, Door leaves in a tantrum, and Tom follows, all concerned-like.
Richard wanders over and is all waiterly, whilst Elaine of Astolat is sweet, and gives Crowley a drawing.
Finally, the angel comes over, and he and Crowley are uncommunicative and angry. Caretaking arrangements are made, and Crowley is evasive until Aziraphale confronts him. The demon is angry and upset, and feels rather guilty. The angel is comforting, in his way, and a sort of peace is made, before it all starts to sound rather explicitly sexual.
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I have also known the annoyingness of summary-eating.
*insert 'Awwww' 'Nooo!' and 'eep.' reactions where appropriate*