P.t. 3 Mesopotamia

10th Doctor moodboard with space and tech themes

Requested by: @thatoneteen

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What should they eat?

i present to you.... the ineffable quacks of duck omens! the good omens au where everything is the same except they are ducks. that is all.

this did suprisingly well on twt so i figured i would post it here too hehe, but shoutout to the ineffable inmates server over on discord for helping formulate this stunning au.

Artist: @gentleeeeeeecat (X)

Someone please explain why my dad made this connection

Okay, the playlists. We love them, they are so cool. But... there is a mystery and there are ✨Clues✨

If you take the first letter of the first lyric in each song, every playlist spells a word. Cool cool cool, okay then. But. BUT. Three of the playlists have a weird... corruption. Aziraphale, Crowley and Muriel's have one letter that is wrong.

Here is Muriel's list.

Here is Aziraphale's.

And last, Crowley's list.

The question is, what does this mean? Definitely can't write it off as being an accident. We all know that there is too much attention to detail. And the songs themselves seem very specific. But I have more questions than answers. My questions are -

Is Angel Eyes a reference to Aziraphale's new position - will they in fact change color, and if so, which color is the real "angel eyes" being referenced as his true self?

What is it Muriel is supposed to let go of? Heaven, perhaps?

Why does Starman not fit using the song title like the other two? Is it because that isn't who Crowley is anymore? Should it be replaced with a different song like, oh I don't know, Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy? (chews on glass)

Excuse me, I will be off spiraling over these lists for the foreseeable future.

surprise, fellow kids. I bet you thought you’d seen the last of thatoneteen

I’m fine with most theories, even if I don’t agree with them, but I’m begging the “Crowley without Aziraphale around will be properly evil/the villain in S3” folks (mostly on tiktok) to remember exactly what Crowley canonically considers evil deeds.