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"omg he's so babygirl" and it's some guy that doesn't talk and looks like a sea urchin
It’s been a while since I’ve done one of these and honestly I’m pretty sure I’ve said this before but dammit it I’m thinking about it again because it’s coming up to two years since I watched the final 15. Anyway:
The thing that will ALWAYS stand between Aziraphale and Crowley is three words: “I forgive you”. Because “I forgive you” is representative of it all, isn’t it? Because Aziraphale, deep down, still trusts the system created by Heaven. He doesn’t necessarily believe Crowley needs to be forgiven for any reasons except for his (Crowley’s) own inner peace. To Aziraphale, Heaven is still salvageable and ∴ he still believes in it. That’s why he goes back to Heaven, and that’s why I will stand by the fact that he at least hoped Crowley would go with him. Because Crowley doesn’t need to be an angel for Aziraphale to love him, it doesn’t change the way he views him at all, BUT Heaven, to him, is- well- EVERYTHING. I don’t know how best to phrase it but, in essence, Aziraphale sees Heaven as something salvageable and worth saving and so that’s why he still follows its purported dogma- to forgive.
But Crowley, who has been scorned and outcast by the system, doesn’t view forgiveness in the same way. Aside from the fact that he has been told by the institutions of Heaven and Hell he is unforgivable (because let’s be honest both of them have been indoctrinated even if not to the same degree as other characters) doesn’t want to participate in the system. He both doesn’t see what he is doing as something that requires forgiveness (and it doesn’t) but “I forgive you” stands for the deeper flaws and corruption within the system. So, whilst Aziraphale sees the system as something that can be fixed, its core values as something to be perpetuated, thus his constant “forgiving” (weird phrasing ik but I’m half asleep), Crowley attempts to subvert this forgiveness to try to evade the same system.
Because, at the end of the day, Aziraphale choose to try and salvage the same system Crowley has wanted to dismantle since his fall. Aside from the personal implications of Aziraphale forgiving Crowley (believing Azi doesn’t see him as “good” etc etc), “I forgive you” stands as the core of the institutional conflict of the entire series and that’s why I have recovered almost two years later.
Anyway yeah you’ve definitely seen hundreds of people say this by now so if you read all of this I’m impressed
I WANNA POST THE NEXT ANLFM UPDATE SO BAD I have 2 more sets of images to draw tonight pspspspspspps manifesting get it done. I JUST WANNA PROGRESS THE GODDAMN STORY FUN SILLIES ALREADY UGHHHHHH /lh
Also lil doodle from @cokowiii 's magma, It was super fun and cute vibes :')
Updated headshots for Clem and Cleff, plus a sketch of Cleff's astral projection protecting Clem's astral projection.
I'll make a proper design for Cleff's astral projection another time. Maybe /lh
I'm supposed to be working on my Joshua Rosfield x reader WIP (because I told myself it's time to upload it this weekend), yet here I am starting another Shinji fic. 🙃
Shinji, my sweet and glorious Shinji, you can't keep doing this lolll. There are other characters I want to try to write for! 😭
sometimes i wonder….what the actual fuck is going on in the coven.
when the inspiration for an oc Animatic hits but you have to draw every single piece and it takes SO MUCH TIME and SO MUCH EFFORT and you already have SO MUCH SHIT TO DO AAAA-