"I am curious," admits Aziraphale, looking mildly irritated at the encroachment on his personal bubble from Claudius. Not, of course, that he'll say anything. "I can try to miracle up Les Misérables, but I can already tell you that I won't be successful. We've got a secondary character and a minor character from it running around the premises." Still, just to demonstrate, he sets his reading aside and makes a little gesture. No Hugo is in evidence, but he does produce a copy of A Court of Thorns and Roses. He makes a disturbed face and instantly banishes it again.