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avandell2008-11-30 03:57 pm
theladyscribe) wrote in avandell2008-11-30 03:57 pm
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It's the End of the World
Title: It's the End of the World
Characters: Adam Young, Aziraphale, Crowley, with mention of Winchesters and Castiel
Rating: PG
Word Count: 260
Summary: "But Adam," said Aziraphale, "you can't do that."
Notes: The truth about how Dean got out of Hell. Written forblankversesfic, who asked for a Good Omens/Supernatural crossover a while back. Title is from the song by REM.
It's the End of the World
"Seems to me," said Adam Young, "seems to me that it's not fair, why he should have to be dead when all he wanted was ter save his brother. 'S not right, it's not. So, I brung him back."
"But Adam," said Aziraphale, "you can't do that."
Adam sent a piercing glare the angel's way. "Why not? I can do anything I want." A gleam filled his eyes, the sort of gleam that spoke volumes, like screaming hordes of banshees.
"Well, yes, but..." The angel trailed off.
"What Aziraphale's trying to say," Crowley interjected, "is that you shouldn't bother with the affairs of America. It's unethical." Crowley wasn't quite sure why he was defending the destruction of the world; after all, they'd only just recently averted one apocalypse, and it really wasn't reasonable to let that aversion go to waste.
"Yes, but, it seems to me," announced Adam. "It seems to me that it's not right. It's not right that England gets to exist and America doesn't. If America's gone, then where would my dad take us for vacation?"
This stumped both the angel and the demon. The boy had a point, really. Without America, England would be back to being the terrible empire everyone hated. And really, though it had its faults, America was a nice place for the occasional vacation. Aziraphale personally had really enjoyed the Jeffersonian years, and Crowley rather liked the Puritans.
Still, "Did you have to send Castiel to do it?" asked Aziraphale plaintively. "He's been a right smug bastard about averting the real apocalypse."
Characters: Adam Young, Aziraphale, Crowley, with mention of Winchesters and Castiel
Rating: PG
Word Count: 260
Summary: "But Adam," said Aziraphale, "you can't do that."
Notes: The truth about how Dean got out of Hell. Written for
blankversesfic, who asked for a Good Omens/Supernatural crossover a while back. Title is from the song by REM.It's the End of the World
"Seems to me," said Adam Young, "seems to me that it's not fair, why he should have to be dead when all he wanted was ter save his brother. 'S not right, it's not. So, I brung him back."
"But Adam," said Aziraphale, "you can't do that."
Adam sent a piercing glare the angel's way. "Why not? I can do anything I want." A gleam filled his eyes, the sort of gleam that spoke volumes, like screaming hordes of banshees.
"Well, yes, but..." The angel trailed off.
"What Aziraphale's trying to say," Crowley interjected, "is that you shouldn't bother with the affairs of America. It's unethical." Crowley wasn't quite sure why he was defending the destruction of the world; after all, they'd only just recently averted one apocalypse, and it really wasn't reasonable to let that aversion go to waste.
"Yes, but, it seems to me," announced Adam. "It seems to me that it's not right. It's not right that England gets to exist and America doesn't. If America's gone, then where would my dad take us for vacation?"
This stumped both the angel and the demon. The boy had a point, really. Without America, England would be back to being the terrible empire everyone hated. And really, though it had its faults, America was a nice place for the occasional vacation. Aziraphale personally had really enjoyed the Jeffersonian years, and Crowley rather liked the Puritans.
Still, "Did you have to send Castiel to do it?" asked Aziraphale plaintively. "He's been a right smug bastard about averting the real apocalypse."