Good Omens (TV)Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett
why do you always seek absolution?
by Castiell
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Summary
The stars haven’t changed.Well, they have, technically. They were constantly changing, always in flux - Something Aziraphale privately related to more than he would like to admit. But the glory, the absolute splendor, that has remained.When he looks back at Crowley, however, it’s as if the demon doesn’t see any of that. His face is drawn, expressionless. Aziraphale has the urge to snatch his glasses off his face, if only to see if the demon is feeling anything at all.“Don’t you-Don’t you like it?”“Yeah.” Crowley’s voice is almost cruelly neutral. “I like it. It’s fine.”*Inspired by the theory that Crowley was given snake eyes as a punishment so he can never see the stars again.*
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