#jim gabriel

[ajcrowley3000]

Where have you been???

[ruebarbe]

Worked up a little playlist for good omens, but mostly what the people brought to it and not whatever Neil gaiman did for it.

Neil gaiman can choke on his own waste and get burned alive and dipped in vinegar and bleach for all I care, if anyone does that I’ll be your alibi.

Nothing will change my mind.

Anyways I don’t speak a native English so I will make grammatical errors but I do it in my native languages too so fuck off I guess.

Trying to update it daily.

[paperclipninja]

When Crowley brings JimGabriel the hot chocolate and JimGabriel says, 'you're really nice', Crowley responds instinctively with, 'I'm not...' followed by 'no-one would believe you anyway' and it suddenly hit me that in this moment Crowley allows the compliment to land.

He can't get caught being nice by hell and if he allows himself to believe he's nice then, well, that would make eternal damnation even harder to bear. But under the guise that no one would ever believe an Archangel thinking a demon is nice, Crowley doesn't make the usual effort to correct JimGabriel and lets him believe it. He's allowing another being to catch a glimpse of his true nature and see him that way and I dunno, that feels pretty significant.

[divinegrump]

Having seen two semi-historical gay boy shows with a blonde top, a slutty goth sub, and a character named Jim, I can confirm: I am gay.

[basakvasak]

@neil-gaiman is gonna f*cking cruficix crowley the next season 😄 i referenced that one famous painting

Inspired by the promo photos and @bwlkins s post .

(Anathema is only there cause i love her and fuck metatron)

[wormymcwormson]

He read them a bedtime story 😴

[an-indigo-moose]

Good Omens Gabriel

In season 2 of Good Omens, we see Gabriel, called Jim, re-organizing the books in the bookshop. However, the way he organizes these books seems absolutely inane. The fastest, most childish way to organize a set of anything would be by size or by color. He does not do that. He could have alphabetized by author or title, because that information is right on the cover of the book. He alphabetized by first sentence. To sort the books, he has to actually stop, open the book, and read. Beyond not judging a book by its cover, he wouldn't even sort a book by its cover. It makes so much sense on second watch. I love when a twist ending has enough foreshadowing to be satisfying.

[sobbingeternally]

Ineffable Inktober Day 12 - "assistant"

Jim with his feather duster and his tablecloth toga- such a great scene