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The Power of Love.

AKA when you’re a whipped Demon.

One of those days when my linework probably reflects my inner self.

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From the Neil Gaiman: Dream Dangerously :) (you can watch here in US or with US vpn :) <3)

Terry Pratchett: Neil once said, 'Your fans all look jolly. And my fans all look as if they're about to commit suicide. Wouldn't it be nice if we could get them to marry?'

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Burned

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The Penny Dreadful Farthing. A cautionary Good Omens tale.

(Please do not take or edit my art to repost to other sites, thank you.)

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This is perfection

He does sound very logical

(I'm only using #good omens 2 tag from now on, bc it's been over a month since s2 got released!)

#good omens 2 #ineffable #ineffable husbands #ineffable spouses #i don't use the tag often but #ineffable idiots

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Look who crawled out 2 months after the 2nd season.

[Description: Good omens TV season 2 version of Crowley. He's drawn in a very creature way, exaggeratedly cartoony with noodle limbs and big head. He is sitting sadly on the floor with his noodle legs stretched out and his hands clasped over his lap. He looks... very sad and distressed, with big yellow woobly eyes and enormous blobby wet tears falling out of them. His snake tongue droops from his mouth. His season 2 coiffed red hair is slightly ruffled. He represents the first drawing since I watched Season 2.]

(Please do not take or edit my art to repost to other sites, thank you.)

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a fun film detail in the last episode of Good Omens season two is that when Aziraphale says, "I forgive you" he is actually talking to the Director of Photography off screen for saying that they got the kiss in one take.

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having fun with these quick one-brush exercises xD

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Can we talk about the fact that Aziraphale didn't pull away from the kiss? Crowley let him go, he does this unsteady bounce back.

Slowed down you can see it's almost like he was on his tip toes, the way he drops down and steps back. He's certainly capable of standing his ground, resisting any force Crowley might be putting into the grip on his coat. He was willingly being kept in place, and on his tip toes so Crowley didn't have to lean down so much.

Dare I say, encouraging? You wouldn't put both your hands on someones back if you wanted them to stop kissing you. Certainly wouldn't push forward into the kiss, look at how Crowley's head moves forward and then back.

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Thinking about how during the confession, Crowley was trying so hard to hold back his tears. He looks up, to the side multiple times to prevent any single tear from falling. He's choking on his words, breaking apart because he knows it's too late by this point. But he's pushing through it, just to tell Aziraphale he wants to spend the rest of his life with him, because maybe it'll change his mind.

You can see the moment he can't hold it back anymore. The moment he realizes they're not on their own side because Aziraphale chose heaven, and has to get out of there, has to put up his defenses.

It's so very human.

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I know that Aziraphale's words/actions/reactions of the final-fifteen™ have been dissected and discussed (and will continue to be I hope because I live for the theories and analysis!) and caused many and varied opinions, but I think in the emotional chaos of that final episode, it's easy to overlook the opening 1 minute and 11 seconds.

Because episode 5 flows straight into episode 6, I feel like we get caught up in the

of it all (me included!). But what we see in the opening moments of the final episode is Aziraphale taking control, giving clear directions to JimGabriel, even when Nina asks if she can ask 'just one simple question', his response, 'if I hear one, of course' somehow holds a certain authority. Even his answer, 'three questions, none of them simple' - I can't explain it, but there is a specific choice there that Michael has made in delivering these lines, to show that when required, Aziraphale has command.

We see capable, calm Aziraphale working to come up with a plan, yes, but we also see the takes-no-shit Aziraphale when Shax throws open the bookshop doors and threatens, 'you're going to let us in, whether you like it or not'.

Aziraphale is unwavering here. I'd even go so far to say, fierce. His drop in tone, his stance, there isn't even an option here for Shax.

Aside from the terrible image quality, what we see here is Aziraphale's ability to be protector and commander.

I cannot help but feel that it is very deliberate that we are reminded at the very beginning of episode 6 of this side of Aziraphale, that he is not simply easily manipulated or bullied. Bookend it with that final moment, in the elevator on his way back to heaven

Whether any or none of the theories floating around turn out to be true, one thing that has been set in motion from that first scene in the final episode is that Aziraphale is an angel who can and will stand his ground, take control and do what he needs to to protect what's important. And I'm going to guess that will come to pass pretty early on next season and that heaven will have underestimated the angel for the last time.

#yes please

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Something different :')

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I can’t stop laughing at this 🤣😂🤣

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quick experiment

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someone's jealous..... | GOOD OMENS SEASON TWO

+ "are you a bookseller too?"