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@david-minus-michael
okay i started watching ofmd… i just finished episode 4 this morning and WHY THE FUCK are ed and stede already cuddling n shit during their first meet. LIKE YES GO FOR IT i was screaming at the tv like yay!!!! and ed is so cool. BUT ED AND STEDE PLEASE tone the gayness down. love you though
“thin dark duke”…. thin, dark duke. thin… dark… duke. duke. D. U. K. E. duke…. “duke of hell”…. MICHAEL?????? WHAT ARE YOU HINTING.
i am looking into this too much. ignore me.
season 2, in the two or three scenes we got of aziracrow’s physical touch, every single time it happened it was so soft, so careful. when aziraphale placed a hand on crowley’s chest in the pub you could see his fingers were slightly lifted from the fabric of crowley’s shirt, only his palm pressed against crowley, so delicate and wary. when beelzebub and gabriel announce their relationship, aziraphale grabs for crowley but it isn’t fierce at all; he squeezes his arm in surprise but it isn’t tight. he does it in the softest, most caring way ever, as if aziraphale thinks that if he makes too bold a move he’ll scare crowley off.
fall from grace; (christian belief) a descent from a state of divine favour into sin.
people may argue that aziraphale’s fall from grace occurred during the job affair, after he lied to the other angels. some may say it was the time he got rid of his flaming sword to help the humans. i say that none of the angels were all that full of “divine favour” to begin with.
aziraphale the prince and crowley, his knight in shining armour
crowley glares at him, glarefully
neil gaiman once said, “season 2 was quiet, gentle and romantic. season 1 wasn't. if there is a season 3 it won't be either.”
what if i died. WHAT THEN
we will not forget michael sheen calling crowley the “thin dark duke”.
in the good omens season 2 poster/cover crowley is looking at aziraphale from behind his shades and aziraphale is looking at the viewer.
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“lift home?” says so little yet so much about crowley and aziraphale. first of all; crowley didn’t say “lift to the bookshop?” or more specifically “lift to your home?” simply because the bookshop is a home to the both of them more than it is only aziraphale’s. crowley doesn’t even have to ask the entire question (“do you need/want a lift home?”) anymore because he’s asked it so many times it’s become a regular occurrence and aziraphale knows what crowley means by it. crowley also instead of saying “house” he says “home” meaning he also finds the bookshop homey and that it’s known to him.
with the way when crowley saw discorporated aziraphale while in the pub, he asked something along the lines of “are you real”/“are you here” which makes me think of all the other times he was drunk and hallucinated/imagined aziraphale standing before him.
once aziraphale found out crowley was very easily flushed, he could not stop taking advantage of that knowledge, sneaking in compliments every now and then just to see crowley blush and get all embarrassed.
(scottish — if david can do the accent?) is arguably the funniest stage direction ever written on a script.
more about crowley’s yellow eyes and how aziraphale’s grown comfortable with them…
in the garden at the very beginning aziraphale doesn’t seem scared of crowley’s new look, a little nervous, maybe
but it would’ve taken time for him to get used to crowley’s eyes because i’d imagine he was used to crowley’s angel/prefall eyes.
i dunno !!!
i think when aziraphale calls crowley “nice”/accuses him of being nice he is always referring to the god punishing job affair. when crowley appeared at job’s house to get rid of his kids, aziraphale had lost all hope and felt defeated, because he truly believed that crowley still had good in him. so when the crows started bleating, his expression immediately lightened and he realised he never should’ve underestimated crowley’s good. again, his trust is betrayed when crowley sets the job house on fire, but quickly is repaired when crowley drops them to the cellar. aziraphale is quick to forgive - but only because he believed in crowley. more importantly, in the good of crowley.
crowley all the time would take his sunglasses off to show his eyes, which he finds intimidating, using them to scare enemies. but whenever he takes his sunglasses off in front of aziraphale, aziraphale has no reaction. he’s grown comfortable with crowley’s eyes, and therefore whenever crowley intimidates someone with his eyes aziraphale is mildly confused, because he loves crowley’s eyes. he could stare at them all night and not be scared one bit. and it annoys crowley, too, because he has no advantage over aziraphale because aziraphale’s just stopped finding him intimidating.
imagine how many times crowley who had been drunk beyond logical thinking had stumbled over instead of to the bentley to the bookshop. he’s made his way to the bookshop so many times it’s become muscle memory for him, so whenever he’s drunk instead of clambering into the bentley, he quietly makes his way into the bookshop, trying his hardest to be gentle with the lock and then dropping on aziraphale’s couch. aziraphale notices, obviously, hearing crowley make himself comfortable on his couch.
maybe aziraphale just has a sixth sense to where crowley is, a radar that goes off when crowley is near. how neat would that be?