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.
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[Edit: Edited into a voice post, forgot there aren't text post options.]
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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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It’s all rather…strange, still. Hard to wrap my mind around.
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Not that I'm sure I'd like to meet one of mine.
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