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fenja-art · 8 months
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Aziraphale is handling his role as archangel just fine.
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willgrahamscock · 4 months
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How are we feeling?
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ineffablehubbys · 2 months
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THE LITTLE HEAD KISS I CANT AHHHHHHHH
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olvejn · 2 months
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There is one more reason why Good Omens show is fundamentally religious.
It is that even if you have never prayed before you should start doing it right now asking dear God to keep our beloved trinity: Neil Gaiman, Michael Sheen and David Tennant safe and sound.
Because if anything happens to anyone of them.
We all are going to get stuck on the final 15
FOREVER
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“Is that the brothers from HGTV?”
My roommate everyone -__-
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leonsgotit · 9 months
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some things never change, do they?
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lottachaos · 9 months
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GOOD OMENS SEASON TWO SPOILERS
Ok I’m gonna be deeply ranting and analyzing the kiss scene (mostly just the kiss itself) because OH MY GOSH THERES SO MUCH TOO IT
First of all here’s a gif of it:
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And also I don't have a gif of it but when Crowley releases Aziraphale, what struck me was that he didn’t make them burst apart he gently and almost sadly just stepped back. And then watched. Now. One of the biggest things I’ve been thinking about in this (because I’ve been obsessively watching it over and over) is how Crowley is kissing him. It’s a long kiss. It’s not sensual. It’s not eating each others faces. It’s intimate and very romantic. Crowley missed Aziraphales lips by a hair and is slightly kissing his chin. Crowley holds him there as they sway back and forth slightly. I can’t see if his eyes are open or not. But the thing that strikes me about this is how much all of Crowley’s body language and everything just scream about how much he doesn’t want to move. He finally kissed his angel and he wants to stay pressed up against him, finally locked in the embrace he didn’t realize he needed for so long. He just stays there. He doesn’t kiss deeper. He just stays pressed against him, not wanting to deal with how Aziraphale will look at him afterwards.
then he has to break apart. He does it gently, but suddenly. Like he had to force himself but doesn’t want to . He wanted to stay, but he knows he can’t. So he steps back with his heart breaking more than he thought possible.
now onto Aziraphale.
Aziraphale is shocked. His eyes go from open to closed to open to closed. He leans back so slightly you almost can’t see it. He doesn’t seem to know how to feel.
And then his hands go around Crowley. It almost seems like it’s an unconscious motion, given how he looks after they break apart. It looks like for a split second, he lets himself melt into Crowley, as his hand wraps around his back and slides across it. But then he hesitates again abd takes his hands away. He thinks he can’t melt into Crowley. But there was the one moment where he broke.
after they break apart, Aziraphale looks shocked, upset, desperate, and to me, even a little disgusted. Probably because he doesn’t know how to deal with it. He licks his lips and moves his mouth around abd seems uncomfortable. But then after Crowley leaves he presses a hand to his mouth. He holds it for a second and starts crying. He realized he liked how it felt. He realizes everything he’s been missing. He loved the feeling of Crowley’s lips on his. Most importantly, he loves crowley.
on the topic of people hating on Aziraphale and saying the metatron did something to him, I disagree. This seems completely in character fir Aziraphale. He’s not an arsehole, he’s in conflict. He thinks he’s not allowed to love Crowley. I get him.
ok Thanks for coming to my Ted talk hehe bye
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chefprawa · 7 months
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Aziraphale and Crowley be like.
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legbird · 9 months
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heeeheeeeheheee!! Wow um that finale really um made me feel super happy and good!!! Yep!!! Anyways i noticed at the beginning they were watching the Pillars of Creation being formed so like what if they went back to visit
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cieffeitsme · 5 months
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They'd find each other in any lifetime. And do. Always.
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boobi-boy · 4 months
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I think the religious satire in good omens is so clever like I could literally talk about it forever. Especially the contrast between Aziraphale and Crowley. My favourite way to explain it is that Aziraphale represents the top to bottom thinking whilst Crowley represents the bottom to top thinking when approaching religion. Top to bottom thinking is essentially starting with the answer and twisting the question to fit. This is really common in real life bible-bashers. Here, the answer is always God. God always knows what is good, what is right and why anything happens at all. Why must the world end after 6,000 years? Because God said it should. Why must an eleven year old boy be the vehicle for Armageddon? God. Why can't an angel and a demon be friends? God wouldn't want it that way. Aziraphale is so indoctrinated by this mentality that it seems obvious to him. It entirely baffles him when Crowley doesn't subscribe to this way of thinking as well. Bottom to top thinking is beginning with the question and then finding the answer - this way of thinking is why science always prevails over religion in a structured debate. Why is the world ending after 6,000 years? Because Heaven and Hell both think that it should. What can be done to stop an eleven year old boy from being the vehicle for Armageddon? Neutralise him. Why is Crowley, a demon, close friends with an angel like Aziraphale? Because he enjoys his company and companionship. Crowley is like a projection of Aziraphale's future. It's even more than that, too. Crowley is all the people who got out. Who grew up/lived in in a toxically religious environment who have moved on and become disillusioned with God and with religion. Aziraphale is all the people still trapped in that environment that know that's not where they belong, but stay because they don't know anything else. It's a genius allegory for toxic mindsets some Christians live by and I am honestly obsessed with it.
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dehsenh0s · 24 days
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Os aziracrow 💖
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ineffablehubbys · 2 months
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Please this man is so cute I can’t… Georgia’s Instagram is really delivering today, first the Stan the pan man fiasco and now this!!!
Also this has the vibe of Crowley learning little skills to try and impress Aziraphale
I’m sure Azi would be very impressed and would give a standing ovation 👏🏻
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netflix · 10 days
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Dead Boy Detectives? I've heard you're the best.
Based on the beloved comic series from Neil Gaiman, Dead Boy Detectives is now Playing on Netflix.
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natuart · 6 months
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Happy Birthday Neil Gaiman! ♡
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@neil-gaiman If you see this I hope you have a beautiful day!! ♡
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I share this sketch that I did in 2019 because I didn't have time to make a drawing today hahahaha
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So after waking up, I was drinking tea and enjoying the rain. I left the house to walk through the garden, soon joined by my cat, Vampi, although it wasn't long before he ran to hide when the rain came back a little harder. At that moment, for some reason I remembered that it was November 10th and I hadn't done the birthday drawing as I had planned. Luckily, I remembered drawing Neil in a sketchbook back in 2019. And here he is. I present to you a drawing that I made before the pandemic, it is strange that those drawings come to light.
My English is bad, so this is all Google Translate, I hope it's not bad xD
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“I love Good Omens. I wish Christians were real.”
My girlfriend when we were laying in bed scrolling through Pinterest.
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