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Created on 2006-11-25 22:35:02 (#11691459), last updated 2006-12-03

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Name:	Crowley

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Name: Crowley Canon: Good Omens by Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett (book) Arriving: Shortly after averting the Apocalypse Appearance: Crowley is dark. Dark hair, dark shades, dark clothes. If he still had wings, those would be dark. He's also tall and lean, with excellent cheekbones. Upon entering the Hotel and losing his demonicness, Crowley gained some interesting new body parts and traded his yellow eyes for a pair of big blues. He can still do lots of really strange things with his tongue. History: Formerly an angel, Crowley did not fall so much as saunter vaguely downwards. After spending some time as the Serpent in the Garden and a great deal of time asleep, Crowley currently acts as Hell's emissary and resident-evildoer on Earth. He tries to be responsible for human woes and mostly does well, coming up with elaborate plans to bring evil into the lives of many people at once (blame him for Manchester). He's earned several commendations for his work, though he really had nothing to do with the Spanish Inquisition -- he just happened to be in Spain at the time. His best and only friend is, ironically, an angel. After all, they're more or less on the same side, aren't they? Personality: Laid back, casual, modern. Some might describe it as 'lazy' or 'apathetic', but Crowley does care, really. Just not about the right things and not as much as he should. He can be quite funny, in an evil way, and is mostly harmless, except when he's angry. He's slow to anger but, once it comes, it's a seething hatred that knows no reason or recourse. This is when he's dangerous. Mostly he just likes to drink wine and debate the Philosophy of Existence. He secretly likes feeding the ducks. Inventory: 2 expensive and well-tailored suits A spare pair of sunglasses A stereo system A collection of CDs, alphabetized, none of which are “The Best of Queen” A fountain pen The original sketch for the Mona Lisa, framed A number of lush houseplants A plant mister A sleek, expensive, and utterly pointless computer, top of the line Disclaimer: Crowley is not mine and never will be. Ditto for Jason Isaacs. Crowley belongs to Neil Gaiman, Terry Pratchett, and possibly Harper Collins. Jason Isaacs belongs to himself, I think. I'm just using both of them for my own devices. Move along; nothing to see here.