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he fall on my demon till i disgrace

His name, well, I'll leave you all to guess it.

If ever caught emotionally vulnerable in front of his angel, he would immediately try to bluff it by pointing out that it was his lot in life as a demon, but I disgress.

This particular demon was in his kitchen, resting his arms and head on the counter and being generally miserable when there suddenly came a flash of lightening, followed by the sound of thunder.

He did not twitch.

Someone knocked on the door "rap rap rap".

He did not move.

The door opened, revealing a wet, bedraggled and soot-covered angel.

"Go away" said Crowley.

The angel just stood on the porch. Crowley looked up and recognised the angel. "Aziraphale? Urgh I'm not talking to you."

The angel took a hesitant step inside, and seeming to rethink his choice, he took a step backwards.

"Nope, you're staying here. At least close the door, you're bringing the draught in".

The angel came inside. No one made a sound, except for the rain lashing outside.

"I thought you left," said Crowley, eventually.

"I thought you'd never come back. I thought that you were only fit to be with Heaven, considering thats what you want. ARE YOU HAPPY NOW, AZIRAPHALE? DID YOU FINALLY GET WHAT YOU WANT? Reigning above everyone, all high and mighty, acting like the Supreme Archangel and "changing the world" . Were you able to change the Archangels' minds, hmm? Did they listen to you and heed your advice? Well? Not gonna react, eh? What's the matter with you? "

Aziraphale shuffled closer and opened his wings.

"No.." said Crowley. "No way, this cant have happened, nuh uh, he stubbornly shook his head. "How did this happen?" He asked in a worried tone.

OMIGOSH A PUMPKIN!!!

(carves it)

Season 1

Episode 1, where loki finds out that he dies in the original timeline but decides to live in any case

Episode 2 loki works at a desk job(or plays at being detective

Episode 3 loki gets drunk and bonds with his female counterpart

Episode 4 best friend betrays for the greater good ,as a result the protagonists die(now who are we supposed to root for?!)

Epidode 5 the origins of alligator Loki, feat President Loki

Crowley from GO is played by David Tennant

Scrooge Mcduck is voiced by David Tennant

Scrooge's name is inspired inspired by Ebenezer Scrooge.

THEREFORE

Crowley was actually the guy or had something to do with the inspiration of A Christmas Carol.

once upon a time there was a man that went by the name of crow-lee. Or was it Fell? No idea, must be something bird-related.

Anyway this guy, crow-lee, ran a bookshop in the middle of Soho, except it functioned more as a place for tax-related stuff, so can you even call it a bookshop? (his husband was away)

He was quite ill-tempered, always grumpy and wearing a frown, if you want a book, never go to town

One day a guy (lets call him Charles, he owned a bunch of chickens called Dahl 1, Dahl 2 and so on...) this guy charles entered the bookshop and said "hullo, id like a book on christmas traditions" and on seeing the shopkeepers irritated expression, something in his mind clicked. Hey, yes, taxes and christmas DO go well together!

Kindly excuse me while i overanalyse the heck out of this post

All i know about this particular sweater is that its intricately made and that there are no patterns available of this sweater

So!

Im just going to note down what i see here for future ref:

This looks like it was made using the stockinette stitch, probably starting from the collar and going downwards

Primary colors used are dk pink, lt blue , forest green and white

i wonder if the original designer/knitter dyed the yarn themselves and then started knitting (because if so, kudos to you)

I think it starts out with a ribbing stitch, say every 3 stitches(oh, the entire collar itself is a 3x3 ribbing stitch, with changing colors every 2 rows)

Color sequence= white, purple, dk pink, white, turquoise blue , green

Right thats the collar done

Now for the torso

(i have no idea how the sleeves look, for the sake of aesthetics im hoping this is a sweater vest/the sleeves are creamy white )

Intarsia patterns in order of appearance:

Red diamond motif(staunchly ignoring the green vine like design on the shoulder)

Very complex eye= i think i spot a cat, im naming her verdant

pattern that looks like an hourglass for some reason

Wheels followed by windows(oh! They made the wheel wind around the v neck of the vest)(how lovely!)

typical maze pattern seen on knitted sweaters

4 petaled flowers that ive randomly decided are called carnations

looks like a sideways helix(my math brainrot wants to call it x )

A better version of the diamond window motif

complex design that can either be interpreted as a sword with wings at the hilt or a cross

4 clover leaf

(I have no idea how it ends, im assuming theres a rib stitch to follow sweater fashion)

Bill being a misunderstood goofball au

I finally completed my first official knitting project(first to start last to complete)!!!

Story:

This project was inspired by the episode Wishmaker, where Marinette wears a knitting fairy dress

Writers of tumblr,

Do you find yourself writing on the first piece of paper you see as soon as a story idea strikes you?

What about scenes that come later , that would easily fit in the story ideas you've got?

I've learnt that im the type to use flashcards for writing my fics, except that i tend to write in whatever notebook/paper i have on hand and refuse to use the computer to keep track of it all.

And i tend to write whenever inspiration strikes on loose sheets of paper or a notebook.(which is often followed by an unrelated scene from an unrelated story)

considering ive never done this im my life, and been mooning over bookbinding for the past 2 weeks

They really dont say how one binds loose sheets of paper, apart from

1. Make signatures(i dont have an awl, plus stabbing my notes would cause poor transfer of info(context and meaning loss))

2. I cant staple my notes cuz the papers would fall off(i do not recommend stapling)

So, steps to follow:

Take a bunch of loose sheets eagerly waiting to be bound

Level them up /align them, and clasp them using paperclips(so that they dont escape when you are sewing them up)

Figure out where you are ok with poking the needle through your notes(the last thing we need is loss of info, after all)(aka mark "signatures" using a marker or something)

The chain stitch is actually STRETCHY

like look

takeaway points

Maybe push signatures 1 cm away from edge instead of 0.3 to 0.5

Use a thicker needle (your wrists are fragile, as they say)

Elevated worktable for bookbinding works well