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In one world, Irving B. turns back down the hallway and follows first his heart to O&D, then the whir of machines to a wellkept secret. Among other things, this leads to him and Dylan trapping Burt in the conference room, the goat department discovery, and eventually Burt's perma-retirement.
This isn't that world.
Or, with management busy covering up Helly R.'s suicide attempt and finding out what happened to Petey K., things are a little less surveiled on the Severed floor. Apparently, that's all it takes.
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- Part 1 of The Great MDR–O&D Revolt
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26 Mar 2025
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22 Aug 2024
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An Archangel's Guide To Siblings (And Other Things You Should Tell a Therapist) by Matcha_Tea_and_Other_Delights
Fandoms: Good Omens (TV)
08 Jun 2024
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“About that, who was he? Like his rank? Do you know?”
Beelzebub crinkles their nose, “What, like how I used to be a Seraph?” While the topic wasn’t that sensitive anymore to them, it was rather weird how Gabriel was asking it out of the blue.
Gabriel nods, “Yes, that. What was he before?”
“He was…” Beelzebub began, scanning their own memories. They remembered Crowley as a rather happy looking cherub with bouncy curls and a bright smile, always full of mischief outside of his regular duties. Duties that consisted of…
“He…” Beelzebub repeated, suddenly unsure.
They remembered their time as a Seraph, one that had all too much fun promoting disobedience, but for Crowley, when they try scratching for more than just the surface, everything comes up blank.
Gabriel looks at them expectantly, but all Beelzebub does is breathe out a soft, “Huh.”
[Or: Gabriel regained his memories after unlocking the fly Beelzebub had given him; turns out there were more memories he lost than he originally thought.
Or or: The “Everyone but me has forgotten we were siblings and I have no clue how to deal with that” fic]
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Dr. Gabriel Ark is always scrupulously careful not to touch his patients any more than necessary. He wouldn’t want to send the wrong message or make anyone uncomfortable. But when a patient walks into his office with the worst eczema he’s ever seen and a history of non-compliance, what’s a responsible physician to do? It's an exceptional case, and the tenets of personalized medicine call for a hands-on approach to treatment.
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- Part 2 of Bad Medicine
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The oceans were Dagon’s. She’d come up from Hell once and awhile to clear her head. This time, Michael showed up too.