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Speaking of consent...I love it so much that Stede asks if holding hands is all right. He was so ready to just make out and Ed wasn't, and he doesn't get annoyed or petulant or hurt by it. He just...meets Ed where Ed is at and looks for another way to be connected, but still asks if that is OK.
Stede's in love and he's kind and Ed has never felt that sort of kindness until him.
Aziraphale's voice - Michael Sheen's voice
I know we all have talked a lot about Michael Sheen's ability to manage microexpressions with his face, but this post is to mark another really interesting character crafting decision: his voice.
I believe that, If you are a hearing person and you watch Good Omens in its original language, identifying Aziraphale's pitch, tone and timbre is really easy. That's because it is slightly higher and more of a dulcet tone than the usual Michael Sheen voice (which usually is more deep and lower).
However, there are three times when Aziraphale uses the "Michael Sheen voice" in season 2 (I'm not sold on having heard it during season 1). All of them are on point for the character and I love the acting choice, so I came here to share:
I have already seen this one discussed, so it goes first: the "Azirapalala- Aziraphale" moment, when correcting Furfur in the e04 minisode. It is made even funnier because we have already seen him being so happily flamboyant... And his voice going lower with the annoyance of correcting his name is precious.
When he vows to protect Gabriel, during the final defense of the bookshop, in e06. “You came to me, I said I would protect you And I will”. His voice shifts as he makes that last point clear, and suddenly his Sheen voice becomes the sign of his commitment to keep his word. He doesn't use that voice when menacing the demons; he goes with a more "Aziraphale tone", while having his face do the "fierce" work.
My personal favorite: during e01, when Crowley comes back after their fight, trying to keep his cool, and Aziraphale is so not having it. He uses his natural register when he says he wants "a proper apology, actually". And he practically keeps that tone until the apology is finished.
@susanwhynow noticed (and I had absolutely MISSED) that when he answers the "Smitten. I believe." he is using his Michael voice. I was fooled by the "You're being silly!" being delivered in a tender, usual Aziraphale manner... But yeah, one of the best lines of these two being sweet is in "Michael tone". Do with this what you want :D
That is quite an acting choice! When a character is built around choices that separate them so clearly from the person who performs them, deciding to use the "natural" repertoire is really meant to make an impact. It is a really subtle voice work, but goes a long way to convey the seriousness of those moments for Aziraphale.
And I brought this here just to present my respects to Michael Sheen for those choices!!
As a person who adores Michael Sheen's voice, I always loved paying attention to these moments. Giving me chills every time. 😍
Re-re-re-re-re-re-re-watching good omens, and I noticed one more moment.
Beginning of S02E6, Shax opens the bookshop's doors and says "you're going to let us in, whether you like it or not" and Aziraphale walks towards her, lowers his voice a couple octaves and goes "No. you are not welcome here" and honestly Shax should've shat their pants right then and there cause damn I got chills
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VICO ORTIZ as Jim Jimenez OUR FLAG MEANS DEATH 2.04 & 2.05
Crowley's trademark snarky headshake
OUR FLAG MEANS DEATH | "Calypso's Birthday" Edward Teach & Stede Bonnet
started season 2 and Twitter says I should be scared 👀
cheeky self indulgent doodles.....
what if there was a repressed blond man in love with a dark-haired maniac
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"let people enjoy things" is about like. danganronpa or hannibal or something else like that. not the antisemetic wizard game that's going to be funding anti-trans campaigns in the uk.