In which the author finds joy in writing again through fanfic.
If you’re a fan of the television series, “Good Omens,” like I am, you’re probably still grieving the end of Season 2, Episode 6. We got what we wanted–proof our two favorite lead characters love each other–but not how we wanted it. I moaned about the devastating cliffhanger to my spouse after he watched Season 2 with me, and he said the best thing possible: “It’s Han Solo in carbonite. It’s what…
I’m upgrading my Crowley cosplay to new and improved Turtleneck and Leather Vest (Under His Black Jacket) Crowley from Season 2. I’m super excited to wear this with the rest of my cosplay on Halloween and at Gen Con! For my first time sewing with leather, I’m super happy with how the vest turned out. The front is actually lambskin scraps from Etsy and the back is polyester suiting and satin scraps from my stash.
hey, don’t cry. one cup heavy whipping cream, two tablespoons granulated sugar, three tablespoons cocoa powder and whisk until stiff peaks form for three ingredient chocolate mousse, okay?
we talk a lot about how terrified and angry crowley was when heaven tried to execute aziraphale via hellfire and gabriel told him to shut his mouth and die already, and how aziraphale seemed to be having the time of his life in the holy water bathtub down in hell, asking for rubber ducks and making michael miracle him a towel. we know that crowley was traumatized by the whole appearance-swapping experience by how he reacts to gabriel in the bookshop. and while i wholeheartedly agree with everyone’s thoughts about crowley, i’m wondering if we haven’t gotten it a bit wrong on az’s end. we know that aziraphale tends to shove things under the rug when he’s nervous or afraid. he puts on a brave face and tries his best to soldier on through whatever difficulty he’s facing (see the whole bit with the metatron at the end of S2). don’t let them see your fear. but we also know (per neil) that when crowley’s irises go full yellow it’s a sign of extreme stress. and throughout the bathtub scene, aziraphale-crowley’s eyes are blown wide to yellow. i feel like aziraphale was much more terrified (for both himself and crowley) during this scene than he let on during his later recounting of the events to crowley in the park. just something to consider.
(the nose scrunch clearly says ‘i’m fine, this is fine’ to all but the most attuned observer)
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