Aziraphale saying to Crowley “we both get pLENty of use out of it” about the bookshop is confirmation enough for me that Crowley does basically live there and has done since lockdown ended. Michael Sheen delivered that line in Such A Way that it almost obscures the obvious meaning and I love him for it lmao, like what’s Crowley doing in there? Taking long baths? Watching Bond movie marathons on his laptop? The answer is yes but more importantly, Crowley lives in the bookshop, comes and goes from the bookshop, spends the majority of his time there, enough for Aziraphale to feel comfortable being like That about it. Crowley just sleeps in the Bentley so that Aziraphale won’t know he lost his flat.
She is sexualized. But she should never be sexy. People can project sex onto her. Yes, she can wear a short skirt, but because it’s fun and pink. Not because she wanted you to see her butt. I’m like, “Okay, she’s a doll. She’s a plastic doll. She doesn’t have organs. If she doesn’t have organs, she doesn’t have reproductive organs. If she doesn’t have reproductive organs, would she even feel sexual desire? No, I don’t think she could.
When Aziraphale is called the “Angel of the Eastern Gate” what gate is that referring to? In the TV series the Garden of Eden doesn’t appear to have any gates and the only thing I can think of which it might be referring to is the small crack in the wall of Eden. Is that what his title refers to or is there a different gate which he is the Angel of? Thank you for writing such a brilliant detailed story!
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