Ginger_Cat

The Legend of the White Knight: A Wild West Minisode: T, 43k. The year is 1893. Aziraphale and Crowley haven't spoken since the holy water argument, and things get awkward when they run into each other in a small gold rush town in the Wild West.

Crying's Not for Me: E, 14k. Post S2. Crowley recruits Gabriel and Beelzebub to help him stop Heaven from ending the universe. Their plan... does not go as planned.

Quite Contrary: E, 50k. Post S2. Crowley uses his previous identity as Mary Magdalene to thwart the Second Coming.

Prelude to an Epic: T, 13k. Post S2. Crowley returns to Hell as Grand Duke to teach Aziraphale a lesson.

Pan Metron Ariston: E, 4k. Pwp, Aziraphale and Crowley have their first d/s experience. Mind the tags!

Tether: E, 45k. Post S2. Crowley keeps accidentally summoning Aziraphale back to Earth during important Heavenly meetings.

The Lines Between: M, 21k. After the Notpocalypse, Aziraphale grapples with moving his and Crowley's relationship forward. A season 2 AU.

We Can't Keep Meeting Like This: E, 65k. Post S2. Once a year, Aziraphale and Crowley meet on Earth to discuss the development of the reincarnated Christ child.

A Good Cry: G, 1k. Post S2. Crowley has a good cry after Aziraphale goes back to Heaven.

He Can't Stop Thinking About It: G, 3k. Post S2. Aziraphale has gone back to Heaven and can't stop thinking about The Kiss.

Gate Duty: E, 79k. Post S1. As punishment for thwarting the Apocalypse, Aziraphale and Crowley get sentenced to judge souls in the afterlife. A crossover with The Good Place.

The Cabbie's Getting a Blessing After This: E, 2k. Pwp, shenanigans in the back of a cab.

It's Not the Fall (It's the Landing): E, 67k. Post S1. My take on the "turning human" trope.

Until the Dreams: E, 12k. Post S1. Aziraphale tries sleeping and gets stuck in a nightmare. Crowley follows him into it to save him.

Coq au Vin: E, 13k. Post S1. After the nope-pocalypse, Crowley tries various ways to get Aziraphale to kiss him.

The whole "our car" bit, which imo was cute in s2, somehow became mean-spirited in s3

Like Crowley is adamant that it's NOT their car, it's HIS car, and Aziraphale just keeps willfully ignoring him

Which is a symptom of a bigger problem, when you take a look at the whole picture. Of Aziraphale not listening to Crowley. Specifically, not listening when he says NO

It's not our car

I don't want to help you

I'm not nice

The angel you knew is not me

I was a terrible angel

There are others. The point is... I hate it. I hate what they did to Aziraphale here. There are flashes of it in the other seasons but the point should be character growth, character arc, Aziraphale realizing he's not listening and doing a better job. Not... Doubling down until the bitter end