ready or nuts here i am

1975.

Crowley crosses Abbey Road. 

It’s a quiet residential street, totally normal, other than the fact that one of the world’s most famous recording studios is plonked right in the middle of it. And, aside from all the tourists trying to re-enact the Beatles album cover. 

Crowley invents the photo bomb a few decades early as he wanders across the road behind a nice German family taking picture on the zebra crossing.

He’s here to see Freddie. Crowley hasn’t seen Freddie in a while, and he’s a little apprehensive. Only because a call from Freddie on a Monday morning means he’s got something to say, and doesn’t just want to go for a few drinks or traipse around Vauxhall or Soho in their glad rags. The message on his answering machine (which is brand new, and still a little confusing) makes it sound like it’s good news, at least. Either way, the moment Crowley’s phone chimes with Freddie’s voice saying Listen, lovey, come on over to the studio tomorrow morning, I want to show you something, there’s very little that’ll keep him from going. 

It’s a little chilly today. Crowley zips up his leather jacket and puts out his cigarette on the pavement, stamping it out under black boots. He saunters over to the studio and hops up the stairs two at a time. Nudging the door open with his shoulder, a wave of warmth and cheap vanilla air freshener hits him. Crowley wanders straight past the reception desk towards the room that he knows Freddie usually takes. 

The receptionist doesn’t look up from her computer when she announces the usual, “Hello sir, how can I-” and it’s interrupted when she eventually casts her eyes over the rim of her glasses. “Oh- Mr. Crowley, sir- go right on through.”

He’d been planning to, anyway. He flicks his hand in a dismissive wave of thanks and idly makes his way down the corridor. 

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Wander really has a lot of faith in Hater, doesn’t he? He’s literally seconds away from death here, what’s supposedly known as “the most painful desmise imaginable”. Meanwhile, Hater’s in this situation where he was originally just celebrating the fact that his most hated enemy would finally be gone forever until he gets forced against his will to save him, so he kinda just reluctantly offers his hand to pull him away. But instead of just easily grabbing his hand and getting pulled to safety, Wander waits until Hater calls him his “buddy”, an extremely drastic measure to take just to prove that Hater has some good in him. Something I also noticed was when Wander pushed Hater to get him to run from getting caught in this thing, Wander didn’t actually run with him. He just stood there until he slipped in, which kinda makes me think this whole thing was planned. I mean, why else would he be smiling before taking Hater’s hand here? But hey, maybe i’m over thinking.

I really don’t think Wander is able to “plan” the things, but he’s definitely super smart, so I really think he’s just able to figure out his odds in half moment notice just by knowing very well the actual nature of people. I think he’s just a super quick thinker who does marvelous logic jumps and get very quickly to conclusions apart of also been a person who just loves and respect absolutely everything in the universe.  

He does know the actual nature of Hater, but he does refuse to simplify it. He does refuse to think Hater can’t change or can’t learn, or he’s always is going to hate everything in the universe or been evil, because he loves him and he has faith in him. At the same time, he knows his odds at surviving things, and he knows when you can get a chance to force change in a person. In this episode, he got the chance to try and make Hater a better person (Probably fully expecting to be saved by Sylvia in any moment) and tried to use the opportunity at it fullest.

Of course he can commit a lot of mistakes, after all, his logic jumps just assure he maybe is going to get something wrong by just not considering something important, and can get very excitable and fall into a lot of traps, even if he knew, because he just loves everybody and respect them and trust them, but that’s why Sylvia is the cynic and his partner. But I have a lot of problems trying to explain to people and get people understand that good, trustful, respectful, sometimes hyperactive and loving is not the same as stupid, or been smart is not the same as infallible, or you can be manipulative and been manipulated just depending of the objective, all at the same time. 

But there’s a reason of why Wander over Yonder for me is like the smartest show right now. It gets all that. And keeps surprising me of how many thing is still getting.