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This whole "errand boy" thing is a lovely novelty for Crowley - it's been a few years (decades, really) since he's gotten to have what basically amounts to a personal servant, someone to take care of all the unpleasant dirty work he didn't want to bother with. Blackmailing Sam Winchester had been a great idea ( Read more... ) -
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It's probably to their eternal credit that after trading dares, insults, snipes, and bets over the outcome for days, Dean Winchester and Crowley have the drive (no pun intended) to put their money where their mouths are and turn their wheels to the street. Wagers are riding on both their backs, and regardless of who wins the stakes are already ( Read more... ) -
Fallen Angel Therapy: How to Grow a Pair and Get on With Your (Un)Life
Despite all evidence to the contrary, Anthony J. Crowley is not a particularly big fan of anguish. Sure, it's a part of life, and he's well aware of the emotional turmoil that comes from falling from grace (as well as being directly involved in the end times, but let's not get into that), and sure he can sympathize. But to be quite frank, it's ( Read more... )