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== Biography ==
== Biography ==
=== The hot-cocoa incident ===
=== The hot-cocoa incident ===
[[Universe (You've Been To Eden, I Perceive)|One universe]]'s Aziraphale, formerly the guardian of the Eastern Gate of the [[Garden of Eden]], had been living in his bookshop for over three hundred years when he became acquainted with [[Jenny Everywhere (38167th Universe)|a version]] of [[Jenny Everywhere]]. He had an official nemesis in the form fo the [[demon]] [[Crowley]], although the two were actually on friendly terms. On one of Jenny's visit to the bookshop, seemingly not her first, she accidentally spilled hot cocoa over Aziraphale's first-edition [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] books. Some time later, as an apology of sorts, she brought the [[Interdimensional Library]]'s [[Sherlock Holmes#As a Librarian|living, talking version]] of Sherlock Holmes to the bookshop. Though initially baffled by the appearance of Holmes in the shop, he was extremely grateful once Jenny explained what she had done to him, as well as why she had done it. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[You've Been To Eden, I Perceive (short story)|You've Been To Eden, I Perceive]]'')
[[Universe (You've Been To Eden, I Perceive)|One universe]]'s Aziraphale, formerly the guardian of the Eastern Gate of the [[Garden of Eden]], had been living in his bookshop for over three hundred years when he became acquainted with [[Jenny Everywhere (38167th Universe)|a version]] of [[Jenny Everywhere]]. He had an official nemesis in the form of the [[demon]] [[Crowley]], although the two were actually on friendly terms. On one of Jenny's visit to the bookshop, seemingly not her first, she accidentally spilled hot cocoa over Aziraphale's first-edition [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] books. Some time later, as an apology of sorts, she brought the [[Interdimensional Library]]'s [[Sherlock Holmes#As a Librarian|living, talking version]] of Sherlock Holmes to the bookshop. Though initially baffled by the appearance of Holmes in the shop, he was extremely grateful once Jenny explained what she had done to him, as well as why she had done it. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[You've Been To Eden, I Perceive (short story)|You've Been To Eden, I Perceive]]'')


=== In Jenny Cornelius's world ===
=== In Jenny Cornelius's world ===
In [[Universe (The Folly of Men)|one universe]], [[Jenny Cornelius]], who resided in 1960s [[London]], was familiar with “a very special person in the book trade” whom she described as “very polite, handsome, well dressed, and gay as a tree full of monkeys”, going by the name of “Mr Fell”. His shop was located “on [[Greek Street]] just off [[Old Compton Street|Old Compton]]”. On one occasion, he gave Jenny an exceedingly rare book, ''[[Biggles Goes to Mars]]'', in exchange for her locating a copy of the ''[[Plasmanomicon]]'' for his personal collection. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Folly of Men (short story)|The Folly of Men]]'') [[Crowley#In Jenny Cornelius's world|His demon acquaintance]] later tried to get a hold of him to try and get him to investigate the [[Tenth Lord Grell]], but had to ask their mutual friend Jenny instead after he turned out not to be at home that day. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Birds and Snakes (short story)|Birds and Snakes]]'')
In [[Universe (The Folly of Men)|one universe]], [[Jenny Cornelius]], who resided in 1960s [[London]], was familiar with “a very special person in the book trade” whom she described as “very polite, handsome, well dressed, and gay as a tree full of monkeys”, going by the name of “Mr Fell”. His shop was located “on [[Greek Street]] just off [[Old Compton Street|Old Compton]]”. On one occasion, he gave Jenny an exceedingly rare book, ''[[Biggles Goes to Mars]]'', in exchange for her locating a copy of the ''[[Plasmanomicon]]'' for his personal collection. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Folly of Men (short story)|The Folly of Men]]'')
 
[[Crowley#In Jenny Cornelius's world|His demon acquaintance]] later tried to get a hold of him to try and get him to investigate the [[Tenth Lord Grell]], but had to ask their mutual friend Jenny instead after he turned out not to be at home that day. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Birds and Snakes (short story)|Birds and Snakes]]'')


== Behind the scenes ==
== Behind the scenes ==
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