More muse weeping.
Ow, pain, pain in the brain. It's too dang hot and I'm getting a migrane. I'm not sure if it's the heat causing it, the bad lighting in my room, or merely the fact that my imagination seems to be trying to recreate the entire 4th season of Supernatural with Aziraphale and Crowley instead of Castiel and Ruby.
Sans Sam's stupidity, of course.
It goes something like,
when Dean gets dragged into Hell, Sam searches for a way to release him without success, but in doing so comes to the attention of The Folks Upstairs and Downstairs. Aziraphale is ordered to America and into hell to retrieve Dean - understandably, he ropes Crowley into the deal, and together they free Dean. Aziraphale tries to go talk with him in the barn, but Dean pulls the demon-killing knife and tries to stab him with it. (This is assuming that the demon-killing knife is still of demonic origin and would probably not only discorperate Az but do his ethereal form considerable damage.) Crowley suddenly appears and takes the knife away, and puts Bobby to sleep, making snide comments about how it's a good thing he tailed the angel or else Az'd be dead. Dean is understandably confused and freaked out. This verse would use the Good Omens versions of Heaven and Hell and wings and bodies and such.
Heavens, Hell and Manchester. No wonder my head hurts.
Sans Sam's stupidity, of course.
It goes something like,
when Dean gets dragged into Hell, Sam searches for a way to release him without success, but in doing so comes to the attention of The Folks Upstairs and Downstairs. Aziraphale is ordered to America and into hell to retrieve Dean - understandably, he ropes Crowley into the deal, and together they free Dean. Aziraphale tries to go talk with him in the barn, but Dean pulls the demon-killing knife and tries to stab him with it. (This is assuming that the demon-killing knife is still of demonic origin and would probably not only discorperate Az but do his ethereal form considerable damage.) Crowley suddenly appears and takes the knife away, and puts Bobby to sleep, making snide comments about how it's a good thing he tailed the angel or else Az'd be dead. Dean is understandably confused and freaked out. This verse would use the Good Omens versions of Heaven and Hell and wings and bodies and such.
Heavens, Hell and Manchester. No wonder my head hurts.