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** In this version of the tale, Lestrade is always eager to involve Crow in whatever case is stumping the police at the time. While he values Crow's abilities to discern subtle details others miss, he often dismisses Crow's theories until he is almost inevitably proven correct. At least he's trying and doesn't hold being proven wrong against Crow. He also willfully overlooks the clear fact that Doyle is a hellhound due to his own past experiences with the registration act.
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** In this version of the tale, Lestrade is always eager to involve Crow in whatever case is stumping the police at the time. While he values Crow's abilities to discern subtle details others miss, he often dismisses Crow's theories until he is almost inevitably proven correct. At least he's trying and doesn't hold being proven wrong against Crow. He also willfully overlooks the clear fact that Doyle [[spoiler:Doyle is a hellhound hellhound]] due to his own past experiences with the registration act.
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** In this version of the tale, Lestrade is always eager to involve Crow in whatever case is stumping the police at the time. While he values Crow's abilities to discern subtle details others miss, he often dismisses Crow's theories until he is almost inevitably proven correct. At least he's trying and doesn't hold it against Crow. He also willfully overlooks the clear fact that Doyle is a hellhound due to his own past experiences with the registration act.
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** In this version of the tale, Lestrade is always eager to involve Crow in whatever case is stumping the police at the time. While he values Crow's abilities to discern subtle details others miss, he often dismisses Crow's theories until he is almost inevitably proven correct. At least he's trying and doesn't hold it being proven wrong against Crow. He also willfully overlooks the clear fact that Doyle is a hellhound due to his own past experiences with the registration act.
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** In this version of the tale, Lestrade is always eager to involve Crow in whatever case is stumping the police at the time. This involvement is usually undercut when he dismisses Crow's slightly outlandish theories and pursues his own ideas until Crow is almost inevitably proven correct, but at least he's trying. He also willfully overlooks the clear fact that Doyle is a hellhound due to his own past experiences with the registration act.
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** In this version of the tale, Lestrade is always eager to involve Crow in whatever case is stumping the police at the time. This involvement is usually undercut when While he values Crow's abilities to discern subtle details others miss, he often dismisses Crow's slightly outlandish theories and pursues his own ideas until Crow he is almost inevitably proven correct, but at correct. At least he's trying.trying and doesn't hold it against Crow. He also willfully overlooks the clear fact that Doyle is a hellhound due to his own past experiences with the registration act.
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* AlternateHistory: Apart from the magic and monsters, America still seems to be a colony of Britain in the late 1800s in this universe, and airships have become the default long-distance transportation.
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* AlternateHistory: Apart from the magic and monsters, America still seems to be a colony of Britain in the late 1800s in this universe, the Mormons have established their own territory of Deseret, and airships have become the default long-distance transportation.
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* GratuitousFrench: A few period appropriate French phrases get tossed around, particularly if a character is culturally refined.
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* MoneyDumb: Crow alternates between forgetting currency is a thing people expect in exchange for goods and services, and handing over all the money he has in his pockets. He quickly learns that it's easier if he just gives all of his money to Doyle to look after.
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* TheXOfY: Crow styles himself as The Angel of London. This is a bit of a nonsense phrase in-universe given how angels work and usually prompts some confused questions.
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* TheXOfY: Crow styles himself as The Angel of London. This is a bit of a nonsense phrase in-universe given how angels work and usually prompts some confused questions.questions, but Crow maintains that it is true enough.
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** [[spoiler:Angels as well, particularly the Nameless. When asked why there are no female Nameless, Crow responds that there aren't technically any male Nameless either and they'd more properly be compared to sexless drones, like you'd find in a bee hive. Angels with a habitation present as either male or female, but this is noted to be more along the lines of an aesthetic choice.]]
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** [[spoiler:Angels as well, particularly the Nameless. When asked why there are no female Nameless, Crow responds that there aren't technically any male Nameless either and they'd more properly be compared to sexless drones, like you'd find in a bee hive. Angels with a habitation present as either male or female, but this is noted to be more along the lines of an aesthetic choice.based on human perceptions when they claim their habitation than something intrinsic.]]
