I think you're right - time may very well stop at the end of the book. Which means . . . Oh my God *brain melts under addition to Theory of All-Encompassing Wankiness*
I love the footnote! Of course the wings were there and looked just like he thought they should.
"Well, we're grown-ups," Crowley finally offered. "Sort of. And we're not boring."
Adam's expression downgraded Crowley from 'idiot' to 'brains of a pedigree setter'.
Hee hee!
He still had the ability to look remarkably innocent. "You're kind of stuck with those bodies."
Adam's major failing as an Anti-Christ really is his wish to make people happy, isn't it?
The traffic was murder and they listened to the Greatest Hits of Queen all the way.
Aziraphale couldn't have been happier.
Awwww. I love it! I love it! *runs in little circles*
(And I was indeed one of the people in that list).
And as for the theory, it's so All-Encompassing it's difficult to put into words :-) But I'll try: (1) Crowley ain't Fallen*, he just thinks he is - and so do most other people, which sort of blurs the distinctions (2) Adam ain't the Anti-Christ** (3) Um, er, brain failing - ah - the end of the book puts everyone back in a Garden of Eden, specifically Aziraphale and Crowley, who stand in for Adam and Eve. (4) There's more, but my brain is shutting down at the sheer wankiness. I can of course Prove This, with numerous Biblical references :-)
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I think you're right - time may very well stop at the end of the book. Which means . . . Oh my God *brain melts under addition to Theory of All-Encompassing Wankiness*
I love the footnote! Of course the wings were there and looked just like he thought they should.
"Well, we're grown-ups," Crowley finally offered. "Sort of. And we're not boring."
Adam's expression downgraded Crowley from 'idiot' to 'brains of a pedigree setter'.
Hee hee!
He still had the ability to look remarkably innocent. "You're kind of stuck with those bodies."
Adam's major failing as an Anti-Christ really is his wish to make people happy, isn't it?
The traffic was murder and they listened to the Greatest Hits of Queen all the way.
Aziraphale couldn't have been happier.
Awwww. I love it! I love it! *runs in little circles*
(And I was indeed one of the people in that list).
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And I'm glad you liked it!
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And as for the theory, it's so All-Encompassing it's difficult to put into words :-) But I'll try: (1) Crowley ain't Fallen*, he just thinks he is - and so do most other people, which sort of blurs the distinctions (2) Adam ain't the Anti-Christ** (3) Um, er, brain failing - ah - the end of the book puts everyone back in a Garden of Eden, specifically Aziraphale and Crowley, who stand in for Adam and Eve. (4) There's more, but my brain is shutting down at the sheer wankiness. I can of course Prove This, with numerous Biblical references :-)
*Or at least not much.
**Or if he is, there is in fact no difference.
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"It's relative." . . . "What've my mum and dad got to do with it?" asked Adam, confused.
*SNORK* So Adam! So cute!
I've read a couple of Adam Stops Time stories before, but this is definitely my favourite. It all makes sense. And
"Wouldn't Galadriel be more appropriate?"
For some reason this made me squee. ee!
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And it's all so funny! I'll just be over here, sniggering.
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