ଘ 𝕒𝕫𝕚𝕣𝕒𝕡𝕙𝕒𝕝𝕖 (
lunchbreaks) wrote in
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Hello, um, everyone. This is Aziraphale. I know I haven't met all of you, but I have gotten to know a good number of you as of late, and I've come to like you all a great deal, so it doesn't sit quite right with me not to apologize for recent events.
The sinking of the ferry was inexcusable. Our-- my failure, was a direct result of poor planning and lack of transparency, but I do need all of you to know that the intention had been to find our only way out of Beacon as other methods had been exhausted, and it was always in the plan to make subsequent trips for everyone remaining who wished a return home.
But I know that no amount of good intention will bring it back, nor heal your injuries, nor surface the supplies it was carrying. For all this, I am deeply and terribly sorry; this was, in no way, how I should have repaid all your kindnesses. I understand your anger, and you can direct it at me, if you would like, if you have need of a place to focus your ire.
However, I am afraid, actually, that I must ask a favor. I have, though not for lack of trying, not been able to retrieve much of the sunken raw material - if anyone should lend abilities, magical or otherwise, to help in the rebuilding of the ferry or the docks, you will have my deepest gratitude, for whatever that is worth.
I will try to assist with this as much as I possibly can, and otherwise will be available to assist those who require healing, though my ability to do so has been stunted.
The sinking of the ferry was inexcusable. Our-- my failure, was a direct result of poor planning and lack of transparency, but I do need all of you to know that the intention had been to find our only way out of Beacon as other methods had been exhausted, and it was always in the plan to make subsequent trips for everyone remaining who wished a return home.
But I know that no amount of good intention will bring it back, nor heal your injuries, nor surface the supplies it was carrying. For all this, I am deeply and terribly sorry; this was, in no way, how I should have repaid all your kindnesses. I understand your anger, and you can direct it at me, if you would like, if you have need of a place to focus your ire.
However, I am afraid, actually, that I must ask a favor. I have, though not for lack of trying, not been able to retrieve much of the sunken raw material - if anyone should lend abilities, magical or otherwise, to help in the rebuilding of the ferry or the docks, you will have my deepest gratitude, for whatever that is worth.
I will try to assist with this as much as I possibly can, and otherwise will be available to assist those who require healing, though my ability to do so has been stunted.
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[He takes off. He doesn't fly farther than he can see, so he doesn't go high or far, just shooting himself through the trees, where the light shines from lanterns and the bonfire.]
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[ More desperately, he tries: ]
--You said you wouldn't leave! You are a liar and a cheat!
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He looks at his tablet again.]
"Direct result of poor planning and lack of transparency."
Fucking ridiculous.
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He hates being dead.
He opens the door to the cabin.]
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Are we talking or aren't we?
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It's not your job to apologize for me, angel. This wasn't your fault----I think everyone on your post said that, as well.
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Second of all, no. I apologized for me, I apologized because it was the right thing to do, to start making amends. People were hurt. Things were destroyed.
I can't take it back, but I can move forward.
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No, and you wouldn't take it back, either.
Always doing the right thing, you.
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I'm going to bed.
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Alright. Let me get you to bed.
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[Still, he doesn't push Aziraphale away this time.]
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[He gets as far as the couch, which he drops down onto heavily. It was a long walk back to the cabin.]
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I doubt anyone in the town hasn't seen us now.
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You can tell everyone, if you like. I know you've wanted to.
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[ And he's had to all these years, to Heaven. ]
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I know.
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