This is just a quick gander into the way the relationship between Aziraphale and Crowley progresses in Good Omens throughout the book, probably in not too eloquent a format.
What strikes me is that at the beginning, it is portrayed as very much a matter of necessity/convenience rather than emotional fulfillment: "they wouldn't have chosen each other
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I think I *could* believe a fic that is set a long time before the book and probably before the Arrangement. The way Crowley treats his plants (kicking out those who don't live up to his crazy standards of perfection, or ( ... )
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Another moment from the book I really loved was the absolutely casual way Crowley rants away in order of priority Aziraphale's list of hobbies. The focus of the scene was their decision to stop the Apocalypse, not so much their background, but it was also character-establishing in the best way possible. One of the better parts of the early chapters was seeing how these two creatures had progressed and changed from the serpent of Eden and the angel of the Eastern Gate to these two fully fledged, unique personalities.That they know each other's fondnesses and weaknesses is, perhaps, the real clincher in all of this - and especially from the perspective of moving the relationship forward from the not inconsiderable place it's in already :) The affection is so deep and abiding that you do seriously wonder how early on the Arrangement gained the capital letter, when ( ... )
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First: I agree with all statements which have been made here.
Second: I blame you both for the archive crawl I just endured, and the burning of snorted soda from laughing so hard.
Thank you for both~
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