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Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch by Michael Sheen 1/?

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ingravinoveritas

So, for those who haven't had a chance to listen, Georgia recently made an appearance on Blank Podcast, and there was one section of the interview in particular that stood out, which is where she talks about Michael and David and Staged. You can listen to it above, and here is a transcript:

Georgia: "It's very meta, both on screen and off screen. Erm...but we sort of...Michael and David had known each other from Good Omens season one and they got on very well, but they weren't...they weren't "mates." Now they are mates. They are like...yeah. I mean they are...they are very interlinked now forever. For many reasons."

I would encourage folks to listen to the audio, because the text alone honestly does not do it justice. In particular, the specific way Georgia said the word "mates" (especially the second time). What is also interesting is that in the rest of the discussion preceding this, the whole interview flows like a conversation, very naturally. But the moment Georgia starts talking about Staged (and especially Michael and David), her cadence switches abruptly.

It almost seems as if she is carefully choosing her words, trying very hard not to say too much yet seemingly thinking so loudly as to make it noticeable at the same time. We know from past experience that Georgia does not post anything on social media or say anything in interviews haphazardly, so one can just imagine how much she was telling us without telling us anything at all.

Of course, this is pure conjecture and speculation, but between the #mumanddad/"Happy Together" pic and everything else, it most definitely does make you wonder. I hope my followers will listen, however, and let me know what you think...

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Remembering when Georgia said this about them in her podcast…

ingravinoveritas

August 2023: "They [Michael and David] very interlinked now forever. For many reasons."

February 2024: "Michael is my husband's boyfriend."

Well, then...

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Looking at each other

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swagger swagger swagger baby💅🔥

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i wasn't immune to the ineffable husbands

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Emperor "Nero" - Ancient Rome: The Rise and Fall of an Empire, S01E01

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Michael Sheen as Lodovico, Othello (1995) | part 3

Happy Birthday gorgeous Michael! Many Happy Returns of the Day!!!

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Michael Sheen and David Tennant are so happy to see each other in The Graham Norton Show

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i love you, bbc sherlock. i aint gonna never stop loving you, bbc sherlock.

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Goodnight🐏

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But perhaps in your blood, perhaps stories flow in our veins, if you know how to read them...

Given the unique combination of this story's premise and its highly unreliable narrator, The Stories in Our Veins is a bit difficult to talk about in any amount of detail without spoiling it. Suffice it to say, it is a BBC Dracula inspired retelling of Holmes and Watson's romance that begins with Dr. John H. Watson traveling to Professor Moriarty's castle in Transylvania in hopes of securing a promising opportunity for his future and that steadily unravels from there.

This fic is a passion project if there ever was one. More than two years of my life have gone into planning, writing, and refining it, and at many points I despaired that I would ever be able to create something on par with the swirling, nebulous ideas that led me to take on the project to begin with. I never would have gotten there in the end without the emotional and editorial support of my beta readers, particularly @queerholmcs, @consultingwives, and @sightofsea. You all have my undying gratitude ♥️

To the rest, I bid you enjoy 🍷

Read The Stories in Our Veins on AO3

Listen to the soundtrack on Spotify

Cover art by the ever amazing @clytemenestras ✍🏽

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Chapter One — Foreword

I regret that I can provide no further defence of this work, but my particular knowledge of its author proves him to be a most prolific liar...

This first entry is by far and away the shortest, but it may also be the most important in terms of preparing you for what you'll be facing in the rest. I hope you like unreliable narrators...