A.Z. Fell ✦ The Principality Aziraphale (
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[Voice; Nebula 19th, evening]
Good evening, fellow passengers,
I hope this message finds you well.
Foremost, you must forgive me in any mistakes I may make in sending this address to you all, as I'm certainly not used to sharing my thoughts in such a way. I'm most definitely more of a fan of the classic handwritten letter.
I was going over the upstairs library collection, so generously donated by other passengers - and you're welcome add to it yourself), when I found myself wondering about the extensive possibilities of literary works to be found in the countless worlds we not only come from, but the ones we visit.
Since there's scarcely a chance to explore such things in the worlds we stop at, wrought with conflict as they tend to be, I figured the easier option would be to simply ask:
What are your favorite literary works from your world? What are they about? Which are considered timeless classics?
I eagerly await your response.
Your curious fellow passenger,
Aziraphale
Oh, also, if anyone's interested in submitting anything to the library, I have provided clean notebooks and writing material in the far right nook in the upper floor of the library. I'm also available to provide custom book binding services.
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[Edit: Edited into a voice post, forgot there aren't text post options.]
I hope this message finds you well.
Foremost, you must forgive me in any mistakes I may make in sending this address to you all, as I'm certainly not used to sharing my thoughts in such a way. I'm most definitely more of a fan of the classic handwritten letter.
I was going over the upstairs library collection, so generously donated by other passengers - and you're welcome add to it yourself), when I found myself wondering about the extensive possibilities of literary works to be found in the countless worlds we not only come from, but the ones we visit.
Since there's scarcely a chance to explore such things in the worlds we stop at, wrought with conflict as they tend to be, I figured the easier option would be to simply ask:
What are your favorite literary works from your world? What are they about? Which are considered timeless classics?
I eagerly await your response.
Your curious fellow passenger,
Aziraphale
Oh, also, if anyone's interested in submitting anything to the library, I have provided clean notebooks and writing material in the far right nook in the upper floor of the library. I'm also available to provide custom book binding services.
--
[Edit: Edited into a voice post, forgot there aren't text post options.]
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[ Not that Lan Wangji can see it, but the angel nods, sporting a knowing look. Personal suffering and pride are often common instigators for, well, more suffering, so it's hardly surprising. ]
Many have followed that path before, unfortunately. More so for those who he took it out on.
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[ Aziraphale has been on Earth since it was created. He would know, from what times he heard. ]
But, thankfully, there are far more people who would never do something like that.
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[ He says, hiding something behind the words. But he moves on quickly. ]
But, if I may ask, what reasons were they?
[cw: mentions of non-consensual and incest] Sorry, it gets really dark in their series
The man himself was an illegitimate son of his father so he was not the rightful heir of the sect by birth, but he became the only option. His marriage was arranged to the daughter of another sect allied with his own. Before his wedding night, however, he was informed that this young woman was actually his half-sister, her mother having been a less than willing partner of the former sect leader. This woman's mother had kept it hidden because it would have destroyed their alliance with the stronger sect.
Knowing that he was arranged to marry his own half-sister, he chose to not break the engagement and married her anyway. That is perhaps the primary reason.
all good, thanks for the warning
He hums quietly when the young man is done.]
All quite grim. It sounds like he had a difficult life himself, although that is no excuse for his actions.
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That's the thing, isn't it? Not everyone deals with the cards they're handed in the same manner. The opportunities arise for one to chose their path, even if it is from the bottom of the darkest pit. In the end, it's a choice.
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It is. My husband chose to take the path where he helped others even if it was at a personal sacrifice. This other man, he did not want to do the same, except for only on the surface.
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Your husband sounds like a good man.
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He is. I always believed in him when others did not.
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[As odd as that was... he rather liked it]
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That is a very strange idea. ]
Well, I'm glad you can all get along. I would have expected it to be at least a bit awkward.
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How did they take it, if you don't mind me asking? I assume it's very strange to find yourself standing with your double from another world.
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[ While he meant specifically his husband, the angel can’t help but to think about his own doubles, which he has never actually met. There’s still a twinge of discomfort over the matter, even if he was the one driving the subject, but he’s become more accustomed to it as time went on. ]
I haven’t quite had the opportunity to meet any of mine myself, although I’ve heard about a couple.
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[There were certainly enough duplicates of the train. It would be interesting if someone had had an interaction with him in another location]
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