#Abel the Rebel Angel

[askdwayneelliot]

The time has finally come...the wait is finally over and this is my reward. I got the commission from the-vampire-inside-me of Dwayne Elliot, the black devil himself meets the most popular and amazed character himself, Abel the Rebel Angel. You guys may and/or may not have any idea how much this means to me and how long i have wanted this. The-vampire-inside-me and her character is the main reason why I made a tumblr account, became an artist, and join the batim community. Without her and Abel I never wouldn't come this far and meet you guys. Thank you Twisted and everybody else for the inspiration and motivation for me to draw and what it means to be creative in my own way. If you all wanna remember her and want to see her amazing artwork. https://bsky.app/profile/nosferamtu88.bsky.social

[betterthanyalls]

Abel The Rebel Angel x Reader

"It's only November!"

Day 2! I hope you like this one, I tried to add romance but not too much at the same time yk? Enjoy!💕💕

Published: 12-3-2023

Words: 543

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Y/n was walking through a mall in her home city. She wasn’t shopping for anything in particular, just browsing through the sections. 

It was only November 5th, and the whole mall was decorated for Christmas. 

After walking for a bit, Y/n stopped in a local family owned store. It was decked out with festive decor. Ornaments glistened from the front windows, and Christmas music sang from the speakers.

As she was looking around, she didn’t notice a toon walking towards her, busy looking at his phone. When Y/n looked up, it was too late; the human and the toon bumped into each other, causing them both to take a few steps back.

“I am so sorry! I didn’t mean to bump into you!” Y/n panicked, trying to make sure the toon was alright. 

“First it’s Christmas in November; now I get hit by some daydreaming idiot.” She heard him grumble as he steadied himself.

Y/n leaned back, giving him an offended look. 

"Well, excuse me, Mr. Grinch!” Y/n glared at him with a sassy tone.

Abel looked at her and into her eyes, staring into her soul with his pie cut eyes. Unexpectedly to Y/n, he let out a small chuckle.

She didn’t notice it before, but she did now; the toon had major wings on his back. His head had a tilted halo hanging above it, and he was in a nice suit. The toon's hair was well kept as well. All in all, he seemed to care for his appearance, and she wouldn’t lie if she had to admit that he was pretty attractive. But that doesn’t automatically mean she’s head over heels—no,  not at all.

“What?” Y/n frowned.

“You have weird insults.” The toon smiled.

“Well ok then, why not tell me some of your ‘oh so great’ insults?” Y/n mocked, putting her hands on her hips.

“First off, don’t call someone a Grinch-” The toon began before being cut off by Y/n.

“It’s true though! You were acting like The Grinch.” She states matter-of-factly.

He just deadpanned.

The two of them talked for a long time, sometimes bantering or playfully arguing. They eventually learned each other's names. 

~~Time skip~~

It had been a year since the two met, and now they’re inseparable. 

Currently, the two were simply lounging around on Y/n’s couch. Y/n was lying down, her legs laying on top of Abel’s lap. Abel was sitting up, scrolling through channels on Y/n’s TV. 

He tried to ignore how pretty she looked right now; they were just friends after all. Nothing more. 

As Abel scrolled through the channels, he stopped on an interesting one. It was going on about how electric cars are made. 

“We’ll be right back after this short break.” The channel spoke. As the screen of the TV faded to black, it was replaced with blaring Mariah Carey and red and green lights. 

“It is November! Why are there Christmas commercials out?!" Abel shouted at the TV.

Y/n couldn’t help but burst out laughing at his anger.

He looked over to her, a smirk flashed over his features. Shoving her off of him and the couch, Abel couldn’t help but laugh too.

[crabbypalsart]

Well, here's a redraw of a redraw and just in time for Throwback Thursday I guess X•D

If you remember Abel the Rebel Angel, you are certified for a veteran's discount in the BATIM fandom 😂 Now, It would be wise for him to step out of the way before Bits hits one of her world famous home-runs X•D

I miss the-vampire-inside-me, I hope she is doing alright :•)

[askaxelthefallenangel]

For a long time, I wanted to redraw this one. It's because I think it looks ugly today. My friend (@the_vampire_inside_me no longer on here) and @weretoons, I hope y'all see this.

This is kinda late but, Axel baked some cookies for all and wanted to share.

Abel: Wow Axel, these cookies are really good.

Axel: Thanks Abel.

Abel by @the-vampire-inside-me

Bucky by @weretoons

[mythicaldemigoddess-of-deltarune]

Is It Karma If Rebel Angels Get Rebelled Back By Earth Angels...? Part 1

[Note: Reading This Post Is Optional...also Please Don’t Reblog This Without My Permission.]  

 this might be a very strange thought, but if Lucifer had did that whole rebellion thing, and of course at the worse possible time because of the whole imbalance thing with the masculine and feminine, and the stupidity of some of our ancestors back during the Indo-European Days...

would it be karma for Lucifer and his Rebel Angels that sided with him, to end up having some Earth Angels do a Rebel back, but not in the same way he and those that followed him had done.

and yeah the strangest thought that pop into my head, is rebelling on Samael, but doing it in a way that has to do with trying to protect...

and yeah, I get that Cain is my Ancestor, well him and Seth....which makes them both Grandpas and Uncles.......they are Grand-Dunkles.

also I’m not going to force others to believe in both the Heavenly Father and the Earthly Mother, it should be of others own choice...

but you have to admit there is some messed up stuff that has to do with Cain and Abel, and even Adam’s relationships with Lilith and Eve.

and those three angels shouldn’t of tried to force Lilith to return to Adam, if she wanted to, she would of did so by her own choice to, and maybe they both could of worked it out, but Adam was really immature during his younger days, and didn’t have much sense until he became older. 

and I still think both Cain and Abel were in the wrong, and it didn’t help that Cain became worse, because he wasn’t being given the proper help during his spiritual and emotional depression.

if it is true that Adam did try to stop Abel from crossing lines he shouldn’t, then he should of tried harder, and he could of tried a bit harder to help Cain heal properly.

since Cain wasn’t given the proper healing when he was spiritually and emotionally hurting, his depression got to the point where it went to a dangerous place.

Adam and Lilith had a Toxic-Relationship, and Adam was trying to force her to return to him, even if she didn’t want to, well he would have those three angels try to force her, even if some info says they were given orders not to try to force her to return to Adam.....

and yeah, I get some might not fully understand about my feelings about Samael, but if some stuff that is wrote about him is true, doesn’t that mean he crosses lines he shouldn’t and it might not help with the balance between the Divine Masculine Patriarchy and Divine Feminine Matriarchy...? 

also besides this, I also don’t fully trust all Boomers....well besides the Eon-Boomers that makes up some of the Male-Angels...

not saying that all Baby Boomers are bad, but I have my reason not trust all of them, and the ones I don’t fully trust will be known as Toxic-Boomers. 

the pandemic that happen before, you know the Covid-19...

was likely because of the Toxic-Masculine energy that influenced it, but not everyone has to agree with that, but I still believe it is possible.

and yeah we still have the Toxic-Feminine energy to deal with as well, but it isn’t as high or dangerous as the Toxic-Masculine energy.

also I know not many will take a interest in this, and not everyone has to read this, even if reading this is optional.

anyway believing in a Goddess now, even though I can still believe in God as well, is my choice and it was my free will to do so.

and hopefully some can respect that but don’t have to believe in the same thing as me when it comes to that.

some Toxic-Religious people don’t listen to reason when you tell them to stop using certain words at ya, even if the words are misused and what that person is doing is hurting your feelings really badly and making you cry.

anyway, I will talk more about this either tomorrow or in a few days...

don’t know what others will think about the weird thought about Earth Angels Rebelling on Rebel Angels....well I’m weird, so of course that is going to be a weird and very strange thought....even if the whole rebelling thing would be slightly different from what those Eon-Boomers were doing, which was once again at a very bad time when the imbalance was happening. 

and yes, the thoughts of willingly wanting to go to Purgatory still crossed my mind, but if Samael ends up going there once in a while, I’m staying as far away from him as possible.....one of the thoughts I had was staying in a tower, I mean if there was one in Purgatory....anyway, I will make Part 2 of this when I can.

but it might not be right away, and part 2 of this might be wrote and posted on August instead....and it’s okay that this doesn’t get many people reading it.                   

[cosmicghoul99]

An interesting Hannibal theory I think you should know about

I'm not sure how many people know this, but if you're unaware, some really interesting things relate to the show and Hannibal's character specifically. (Wanna add that I am not religious, so apologies if I get something wrong. I mean no offense to anyone, this is just a little analysis on my part)

There are a lot of biblical references in the show. It makes sense; religion has always been a deep, moral, and philosophical concept, and Hannibal loves to incorporate the ideas of religion and God into his actions and that of those around him. One of these references is a recurring one. Hannibal is often referred to as the devil. Like this quote from Gideon:

"You really are the devil," Abel Gideon - Antipasto

Or this one from Bedelia:

"Who holds the Devil, let him hold him well. He will hardly be caught a second time." Bedelia Du Maurier - The Wrath of the Lamb

Add this to all the religious imagery, the references to stags and the wendigo, plus the season three discussions about Dante. Bedelia says that she was "swallowed whole" by the beast at the mouth of Hell. You get the picture. There is a lot of talk and allusions to Hannibal being "the Devil."

Obviously, this is a metaphor first and largely used because he is the main "evil" or antagonistic character, but there's actually some truth to this.

Both Bryan Fuller, the creator, and Mads Mikkelsen, the actor of Hannibal, have stated that Hannibal is meant to be the literal devil. He is meant to be both a personification of the devil and the literal devil.

According to Bryan Fuller, Mads Mikkelsen plays Hannibal like he is Lucifer. In an interview, he stated that "he is as close as you can come to the Devil, in the sense that the Devil has no reasons," following it up by saying that Hannibal's reactions aren’t something of a person, but of the Devil. He intentionally plays the character through the lens of the fallen angel, Lucifer. Hannibal is meant to, in the eyes of the actor, be a manifestation of the Devil

Bryan Fuller has also said in interviews and online that he believes Hannibal is the devil. Of course, he states that this is his opinion and that others are up to their own interpretation, but the show's main creator and writer believes this also means that we can reasonably see this in the show.

Throughout the show, Hannibal is simply on another level. Many times, he does not seem human but rather otherworldly. I think that is where Mad's acting presents itself, alongside whenever Hannibal is talking about humanity and God.

Hannibal loves to play at being God and also criticizes God as well. I believe it is in episode three after Will kills Hobbs, that they discuss how Will killing Hobbs felt good. Hannibal responds with this.

"Killing must feel good to God, too... He does it all the time, and are we not created in His image?" Hannibal Lecter - Amuse-Bouche 

Oh boy. This is such an interesting line. He talks about being created in His image. Let's be honest; he speaks as if he were God or knows God at least. His comment actually makes more sense if you view this as him being the Devil. Lucifer, the fallen angel, was cast from Heaven for rebelling against God. He feels that it was unjust. Most people talking about God and His actions view him with benevolence. Hannibal does not. In the bible, Lucifer had a problem with humans. And humans are, of course, said to be created in God's image. You could also argue that angels, especially Lucifer, were created in that same image, too. Hannibal has an issue with the rude. Why the rude particular? It is because those who are rude often showcase the worst of humanity's attributes and free will. Hannibal despises the rude because I believe that it, in some ways, represents the hatred that the Devil, or Lucifer, holds for humanity. The Devil had an issue with humans gaining free will and felt they did not deserve life via God's hands. This is similar to how Hannibal feels that those who are rude do not deserve to live. Hannibal, then, of course, being Satan himself, would be resentful of God for casting him from Heaven. Again, Hannibal often discusses God's motives, or what God feels doing certain things. Literally, a few seconds later in that episode, he says this:

"Hannibal: God's terrific. He dropped a church roof on thirty-four of his worshippers last Wednesday night in Texas while they sang a hymn.

Will: Did God feel good about that?

Hannibal: He felt powerful." Will Graham and Hannibal Lecter - Amuse-Bouche 

That last line about him feeling powerful gets me thinking. Hannibal is speaking not just about this but also about his own fall. But more importantly, he's also showing us what he thinks of himself. Killing makes God feel powerful. That means that killing makes Hannibal feel powerful as well. He is both giving motives and somewhat criticizing God at the same time. Hannibal seems to find the situation amusing. I think he believes it quite funny that humans were killed while worshipping God. He might even see a comparison between what happened to him and what happened here. He is simultaneously praising God and calling Him a hypocrite.

Hannibal's motives for killing are also interesting, and I said earlier that I think the reason why he kills is because he believes that rude and ill-tempered people are the problem with humanity. And he wants to get rid of them.

Now, let's explore how this connects with other metaphors, his decisions in canon, and his relationship with Will.

Let's talk about the stag. I did some research, and in many religions, including Christianity, stags represent God and his might, at least from what I could find. I find this interesting because stags are also meant to represent opposition to the snake, another symbol of the Devil. Why is the representation of Hannibal, at least in Will's mind, a stag? I think it actually represents the darkening of Will. If stags are meant to represent good, then that means that Will starts off that way and then slowly follows the stag and is affected by it, which, to me, means that Will is slowly being corrupted. Just like the stag was corrupted due to Hannibal's influence, Will is starting to change and fall deeper and deeper into darkness. It's also interesting that the dynamic between Hannibal and Will is clearly that of one between the Devil and the person they are trying to tempt. Hannibal is trying to tempt Will into changing himself and embracing the darkness inside of him.

Will is Hannibal's realization that humans are actually not that bad. They are complex, and their free will actually makes them relate to him more than he thinks. Will is his weakness, and Hannibal is intrigued by him. If the Devil, which is Hannibal, is the snake, then, in Hannibal's own words, Will is the mongoose that preys on the snake. Hannibal originally fell because of humans, and at the end of the series, he falls because of humanity again. He fell for Will. Will is meant to represent the lamb of God. The symbolism is that Hannibal fell for Will, who sacrificed himself to keep the Devil away, getting corrupted in the process.

Dolarhyde is also a factor. The original painting, "The Great Red Dragon," represents Satan. How does that tie into this idea? I think it's not Dolarhyde who is meant to be Satan; rather, it is Hannibal. We know that Dolyrhde idolizes Hannibal in a sense. Like Will and many of his other patients, which I'll get into later, Francis is influenced by what Hannibal says. Yet another temptation by the Devil. This is also connected to Will coming into his own life because Francis is also manipulated by Will. There is a connection between Hannibal and Will, which is shared via the tempting and manipulation of Francis.

I mean, we have this statement by Jack talking about The dragon, the lamb, etc. Jack says that,

"He's not the Dragon, you are. The Devil himself bound in the pit." Jack Crawford

Hannibal compares Jack to God. But I think they both are, in some way.

Many of Hannibal's patients and the people in his life, in general, are manipulated by him. I mean, some of his patients are tempted and influenced by him to do bad things commit crimes, and murder people. That's very indicative of the Devil's work, in my opinion. Even Jack and Alana end up being manipulated and deceived by him.

There is a lot of other religious imagery and symbolism, so I'll only discuss some of it. To start with, the reference to Bedelia's presentation and Hannibal's name in Italy and what they could represent. I mentioned earlier that in season 3, Bedelia talks about her time in Florence with Hannibal. She talks about how Dante gave a physical space to Hell, a solid concept, but before that, people would say, the "mouth of Hell." Then she says that she was "swallowed by the beast." This refers to Hannibal, but here's the interesting thing. In the Bible, the Devil is also referred to as the Beast. Bedelia is yet again referring to herself being used and brought into the mouth of Hell by the Beast, Hannibal. The name that Hannibal was monikered by in Italy is also the same. "Il Mostro" translates to the monster, which can be interpreted as yet another way to refer to the devil. Then, there is the obvious references to lambs in the show, with it being a sacrificial symbol. I'm sure that's been talked about a lot, and I mentioned it earlier.

There are many mentions of justice, redemption, retribution, and more in the show. This connects with the religious themes, of course, but it also plays into Hannibal's view of himself as a God, as well as how the show depicts him as the Devil. He is the one who casts judgment onto people, like his patients, and onto the rude, like a God. He is the one who issues punishment for sins and misdeeds, like the Devil. I think it's so interesting to see them both working in tandem.

I once saw a post saying that Hannibal acts like he's lived the same life a hundred or so times. And I agree. He does. He acts like he has been around for a time so long that many have forgotten it. It makes sense why he's so confident, and nothing seems to phase him. Nothing that happens has any consequence for him. The only thing, really, that he cares about is Will. That's why he tries to get Will to have his Becoming and Fall with him. He wants Will to be there with him. Which is sweet, I think :) And not to bring up related trauma for anyone that has ever been a fan of Devilman or Devilman Crybaby, but IMO, it really really reminds me of Akira and Ryo and how Ryo is stuck in the same cycle over and over again as a lesson. Idk, my opinion. Let me know what you think.

I also wanted to touch on some other interpretations of the raven stag shown alongside the wendigo and how other religions and beliefs might relate to this.

The Wendigo is a demonic entity or evil spirit from the Algonquian people of Canada. It is a winter spirit that is meant to represent greed and gluttony. When humans succumb to greed, like being greedy for money, being cruel to people, or generally evil things, the Wendigo spirit can possess you. During harsh winters, when food is scarce, people commit taboo acts and consume another human, participating in cannibalism. This also causes a possession and turns this person into a wendigo, never to be satisfied and constantly craving forever. I am not Algonquian, or even Indigenous/Native American, so I can't speak too much on this, and I don't know too much, but I hope I explained it well enough. I apologize if I did not. The show has its own visualization of this, and Wendigos traditionally doesn't look like the one in the show, but the overall message is the same. Even if Hannibal is not the Devil, he could be some manifestation of a Wendigo. It makes sense. Remember his back story? He was forced into captivity while hiding by soldiers during an extremely harsh winter during the war. Harsh enough that food became scarce, and the soldiers had to resort to cannibalism. They fed Mischa to Hannibal, which might have triggered something. Ofc this is a reach, but I did want to bring another interpretation into this.

Obviously, this is all just speculation. I love this show, with its dark complexities and incredible depth, and I wanted to talk about something I've been thinking about for a while now. Again, not everything might be correct. I apologize if that's not the case. Please feel free to correct me. I also apologize if this made no sense or was not cohesive, it's pretty late for me, but I couldn't get this out of my head.

I hope it was interesting ;)

[alice-the-demon]

I randomly remembered that in middle school or so I had my first crush on this fan character from BATIM called Abel the Rebel Angel.

And that one of my first digital drawings I ever made was with this guy in it.

When I get home I'll go to my computer and see if I still have it saved somewhere lol

[destielbait]

ROUND ONE MATCHUPS:

MATCHUP ONE:

9x06 vest removal

fanfiction episode

MATCHUP TWO:

the very touch of you corrupts

he was your boyfriend first

MATCHUP THREE:

cas not for nothing but last person looked at me like that i got laid

goodbye stranger

MATCHUP FOUR:

i love you. i love all of you.

are we still talking about sam, or did you break up with someone too?

MATCHUP FIVE:

free to be you and me

there are people things feelings i want to experience maybe even for the first time

MATCHUP SIX:

he's in love........... with humanity.

pizza man recap

MATCHUP SEVEN:

dean's male siren

the trap prayer

MATCHUP EIGHT:

purgatory arc

dean telling charlie how to flirt with men

MATCHUP NINE:

deleted scene of cas heaven with shirtless dean

15x19 lucifer pretending to be cas

MATCHUP TEN:

the prisoner fight

i'm hunted. i rebelled. and i did it. all of it. for you.

MATCHUP ELEVEN:

i can see inside your heart. feel the love you feel. and it's cloaked in shame.

lily sunder episode

MATCHUP TWELVE:

colette / they didn't even cast abel

cas get out of my ass. i was never in your ass

MATCHUP THIRTEEN:

the angel in the dirty trenchcoat who's in love with you.

the man who would be king

MATCHUP FOURTEEN:

the mixtape

dean keeping the trenchcoat after s7 cas death

nominations that will automatically make it to round two:

despair

widow arc

[formerdino]

My Biblical Bad Boys Ranking

1. Judas Iscariot- He is so tragic. Doomed from the start. He betrayed his best friend, but somebody had to. One of the most famous traitors all for fulfilling his destiny. The way he hung himself afterwards and left the thirty pieces of silver lying unspent beneath him. He took no pleasure in what he had done and couldn't live with himself afterwards. Maybe if he had loved Jesus less he could have seen him again. He could have even been forgiven for following a plan he didn't know about, but he didn't wait three days. He didn't know to. He took his own life before his best friend was even cold in the ground. Free him.

2. Cain - He was innovator. Ahead of his time. There wasn't murder until he invented it. God asked him where Abel and he shot back with the iconic line "Am I my brother's keeper?". King of not incriminating himself. And honestly who hasn't wanted one less sibling? Free him.

3. Lucifer/ Satan / The Devil- There's a lot of hype around this one. OG pretty boy/ fallen angel/ bad boy. I'd like to know him biblically, but I'd never worship him. He rebelled against God and got evicted for it. No need to free him he's the warden.

[goodoldfashionedengineer]

Crowley would absolutely be sympathetic towards Cain after he killed Abel.

Think about it, Abel was the first human who died.

Cain didn't know that death was an option.

Just like the rebel angels didn't know that Falling was an option.

[mothgardens]

“You’re Losing Me” By Taylor Swift is THE later season Destiel song, specifically from Castiel’s perspective.

If somebody has already said this then… uh, uh, uh- :3

Immediately, the first lines suit the two of them SO well:

Dean not understanding why he and Sam were set up for the fate that they were: Michael and Lucifer, Cain and Abel 2.0, Angel and Demon. Cass was there to tell him that he doesn’t always get it either. Take the bench scene from 04x07 for example:

“You misunderstood me, Dean, I’m not like you think. I was praying that you would choose to save the town.”

“I’m not a hammer, as you say, I have questions; I have doubts. I don’t know what is right or what is wrong anymore.”

Cass was always willing to explain and guide, even in times when Dean had lost almost all hope. He and Dean used to appreciate the world for its beauty and delicacy. Now it’s over and Cass sits in The Empty (the dark).

Dean became so complicated and angry as the seasons progressed. He was always so contradictory and Cass kept getting confused and lost. He got kicked out by Dean and barely even knew why. He didn’t know if everything they had become had been tossed out.

He kept rising from the ashes metaphorically and literally. Metaphorically, when he was kicked down by Dean (or anyone for that matter), he would get back up and continue to help the Winchesters for the greater good. He was stronger than he got credit for.

Dean’s anger and isolation made it nearly impossible for either Cass or Sam to communicate with him. He turned them away, got angry, broke things, drank too much, or acted plain arrogant. Eventually Cass was getting fed up (rightfully so).

Cass and HIS CANON GLARE- when he gets so angry that he glares instead of speaking because that spoke louder. Because he knew Dean wouldn’t listen to a damn word he would say.

Dean once called him a brother, but now he said that the only constant in their plans ‘s downfalls seems to be Castiel:

“The plan changed Dean, something went wrong, you know this, something always goes wrong.”

“Then why does that something always seem to be you.”

All Cass wanted was to talk, instead Dean turned it into his fault completely and blamed him for things out of his control (Mary, Jack, Rowena…).

Their air was always thick with loss off hunters, loss of battles, loss of hope. It was full of indecision of how to move forward when all possibilities seemed like dead ends.

Each time that they were in a situation that they felt stuck in Dean would be mad. Dean would take that anger out on Cass as if his presence at all was an imposition.

Dean never realized truly how much he loved Cass until Cass was gone to The Empty, for good.

THIS BRIDGE WAS FUCKING WRITTEN FOR THEM AND I WILL NOT ACCEPT A DENIAL OF THIS STATEMENT ‼️‼️

They were THE sad song for ELEVEN years. Eventually when Dean almost killed Castiel’s son in front of him, that pushed Cass over the edge. That was enough. Cass had given him everything. Cass rebelled against heaven for Dean, he lost everything for Dean. He dealt with Dean’s hot and cold temper for YEARS without complaint, only compassion.

“AND ALL I DID WAS BLEED AS I TRIED TO BE THE BRAVEST SOLDIER !! FIGHTING IN ONLY YOUR ARMY FRONTLINES DON’T YOU IGNORE ME”

That lyric IS Castiel. Prove me wrong, you can’t.

Cass always wanted Dean to just see him, and in the glimpses Dean did, Cass was his happiest. But, as the seasons progressed Dean stopped outwardly appreciating Cass at all. All he showed him was frustration and anger.

1. “Do something, babe, say something” is versatile. Early season Dean would say it to early season Cass. It is also 15x03 Cass saying: “I tried to talk to you over and over again, but you don’t care. I’m… dead to you.”

2. “Lose something, babe, risk something” Early season Dean to early season Cass.

3. “Choose something, babe, i got nothing” LATE SEASON CASS TO LATE SEASON DEAN !! Specifically 15x03 (again <3) when Cass says “Jack’s dead. Chuck’s gone. You and Sam have each other. I think it’s time for me to move on.” HE WAS SAYING HE HAD NOTHING LEFT.

This song is just so Destiel coded and I cannot keep this in my head or I will explode.

PLEASEPLEASEPLEASE if u have imput reblog or whatever and talk about it because lyrical ships are SO important to me.

[almacambiondaughterofsaleos]

How would you have written hazbin hotel if you were the director instead of vivziepop

For one thing, I would make the head of the exterminators this guy named Dumah while Adam is the ambassador to hell who tries to be friendly with Charlie due to being his ex's kid and treating her like a stepdaughter. Also again Charlie should know he's the first man and he's the one who vouches for her idea out of just trying anything to prevent more murders of his descendants despite all of them being fallen sinners. Also his right hands would be Abel and Seth and replace Lute. Also he totally does tons of dad jokes. He's still married to Eve and talks a bunch about his wife.

Make Alastor actually mixed race in appearance also have him just be a radio demon and not have anything to do with voodooism. If we do do Voodoo, we would have his deity be Kalfu who would have ties to hell and maybe be an aspect of Lucifer which could be a reason why he's so powerful mostly because Kalfu was tied with Lucifer.

You know what if they really are trying to be biblical the most powerful overlords are the big baddies in the Bible like Cain, Haman, Jezebel, Ahab, Herod, Delilah, Abimelech, Athaliah, Pharaoh Of Egypt, Goliath, etc. The lesser overlords would often be tied with them. I could see the Vee's be supported by one of those above.

Also don't make Lucifer into sad boy make him into someone who isn't a sad dreamer but an arrogant pos who still thinks he's justified rebelling against God and revels in the fact he made humanity fall and now gets to see them suffer. Also he has an agreement with Doomas army to thin out hell to again thin out the population. And again cause sinners more suffer. And his daughter wants to stand against this cruelty in the name of sinners.

The other sins would be featured, but they again wouldn't be wusses but actually embody their sins but they have offspring that question their parents and are less extreme than them.

Vaggie would be a sinner and is someone who has gotten a rough hand in life and would be an example of why some sinners should be given a second chance.

Angel Dust is just a pornstar and not anything to do with prostituting. As people said, he's really doing too much at once. Also he could strip on the side but that is it. However, I do think Valentino wouldn't be above pimping him out to those who would pay big money to sleep with the biggest pornstar. And again make Valentino actually threatening and smart so there is a reason why he came out on top and not because of the other vees.

Make Charlie and her family look Middle Eastern and have all the sins as well look Middle Eastern since they are again Middle Eastern origins while also they have updated looks for modern times.

Also we get tons of people who come as permanent guest like Baxter, Sir Pretentious, Crymini, and adding in a new guest, Cain. Cain would be represented as someone who hasn't been seen in a while but he comes as a surprised guest. Also his subplot would be reconnecting with his family.

Lilith won't have some thing about her disappearance but she will have some issues with her marriage with her husband due to how Charlie is treated and again instead of making him nice dad make him someone who as originally depicted wasn't a good father. However, he still would love his wife. She's evil, but still cares about her daughter.

[amanda-melly]

My Good Omens Season 3 fan project

I spent most of my day fleshing out "my 3rd season of good omens" and I have to say I'm pretty damn proud of it. It's structured in 6 episodes and all.

I don't know if I'll have the time and patience to type everything. I wrote it on a notebook. I'd actually prefer to make a podcast or maybe a video narrating everything, but I guess people prefer to go to AO3 or something like that...

Some "spoilers" of my headcanon:

* hilarious scene of Crowley doing confession in a cathedral in Oxford to get a chance to talk to the priest (Crowley wears a full body raincoat and extra padded boots).

* Aziraphale starts the story overseeing the 7 angels practice playing their trumpets (they need to be ready for when the 7th seal is broken) as part of the insufferably useless corporate routine the metatron imposed on him. Another one is supervising incense production. Lots of incence in the book of revelation.

* there's a crown court hearing/ trial taking place at Oxford (that's a real thing and real name, I didn't make it up) that moves the plot forward. There are 12 jurors as a reference to the 12 apostles (that's the real number of jurors for these cases). The trial at Oxford triggers flashbacks to Crowley's trial. Back in Crowley's trial, Aziraphale tries to testify in his favor but the heads of Heaven, especially the metatron, subvert everything he says to make Crowley (Starmaker back then) look guilty. An angel - none other than Pre-Fall Dagon - comes in as accusation witness, Crowley says hey, you rebelled too! And dagon says they were a special spy infiltrated under superior orders and all their actions will be pardoned in exchange for them testifying. Dagon's testimony seals Crowley's destiny, and later, once all the rebels have been sentenced, Heaven sentences Dagon to hell anyway claiming the deal was invalid because of some ridiculous technicality. Season 1 was a chase story, season 2 was a mystery story, season 3 is a trial story (not exclusively, of course, but it's important. The whole theme of the second coming is Christ judging everyone, one by one. There's no escaping the "judgement" theme here) (I'm a lawyer so I'm pretty confident to approach this theme).

* did you know that Milton Keynes was designated as a new town in 1967? Do you know what else happened in 1967 in season 1? And do you know that both Crowley and Aziraphale took credit for Milton Keynes to their respective head offices, in the book? Put 2+2 together and we get an amazing flashback including Aziraphale and Crowley's first ever dinner at the Ritz! (for reasons I already explained in another post, no, they don't kiss before the s2 scene, so hold your horses).

* possibly a flashback of Aziraphale and Crowley during the wars of religion in Wales that serves to showcase some of their conversations trying to understand Christ's message and why humans misanderstand him so much. It's included for a number of reasons: we need to have something in Wales for Michael Sheen (now that David Tennant got to do his Scottish accent!) plus they really should talk about how ironic and tragic it is that so many people have killed each other over religious differences concerning Christ's message of peace and love among all persons and all peoples. Including the commandment of not killing each other. Seems to have gone right past people somehow. (this flashback also helps to give us some lighthearted Aziracrow early on, because Aziraphale and Crowley only really hit it off again by the end of episode 3 and only really get back together in episode 4).

* a new human character named Abel J. Ryuss has an important role as well. His full name is Abel James Ryuss. We get some 4 ou 5 new human characters that are important to the plot.

* Crowley kind of calls attention on a new human prophet and "outs" him as a prophet by accident and the dude ends up becoming a famous influencer - aka the modern equivalent of a prophet.

* the story begins with 4 out of 7 of the apocalypse seals already broken (aka the 4 riders of the apocalypse). When the 5th seal breaks, the dead arise. When the 6th seal breaks, in episode 5, Gabriel and Beelzebub return. But they're foreshadowed in episode 4 by the appearance of a blue bird with a fly flying around it in a tree in the background.

* the trio of angels: Michael, Uriel and Saraquiel each makes very different choices and have very different endings. One is irrelevant, one is killed and one ends up as the supreme archangel.

* heaven has at least 3 different factions with different agendas working to their own ends simultaneously. Hell has 2.

* catastrophical destruction followed by huge battle.

* In the end Gabriel and Beelzebub become consultants.

* careful with those to claim to speak for God.

* a marriage at south downs - and it's not Crowley and Aziraphale's! It's another couple we love. Aziraphale and Crowley needed a reason to go to south downs in the first place. Then they can take a walk and stumble upon a lovely cottage that just happens to be for sale.

[chiss-ticism]

Absolutely buck-fucking-wild to me is it that the murder of Abel, ethics aside of being the first to discover such a thing is even possible aside, is the catalyst for sin in general, and not just, like, murder being a thing people can do now. The punishments levied upon him (and his descendants :[ ) were definitely harsh, sure, but I'm 100% surprised that they weren't worse all things considered. Especially with the raw deal that Lilith ended up getting when she did something Big G didn't like.

Here's two chunks of text from the Demon: The Fallen Sourcebook, Houses of the Fallen, for those unfamiliar:

The calm, measured war of the angels and demons ended suddenly and terribly when Caine slew his brother Abel. The shockwaves of this event ripped through Creation, opening the souls of both mortals and demons to the possibilities of violence, excess and hatred. Some of the Namaru, especially those closest to Lucifer, were able to resist the temptation of sin and stay pure. Many more saw the opportunities offered by atrocity and sin and embraced the darkness wholeheartedly...

and:

Although humanity's mortality was imposed at the moment of the rebellion, it was some time before the rebels felt the impact of that curse. The watchfulness of the fallen angels helped keep accidents from becoming fatal and the early stages of the war were fought in ritual and structure between angels and not humanity. The Slayers knew that this escape from death's touch would not last, though, because they could sense humanity starting to grow old. Before the rebellions, humans aged until they reached maturity, and then they simply stopped developing in adulthood. They grew no older and thus had very little concept of old age. Still, the prospect of immediately ushering humanity into the world of death had receded. It was decades before the effects of aging became apparent. Humanity was aging slowly, far more slowly than modern man does.

That changed in a single moment of anger. Caine, son of the first man, raised his fist in anger and slew his brother. Abel's spirit passed through into the world of death, but any attempts to reach it were thwarted by a sudden storm that erupted in shadow of the world, carrying Abel's spirit away before Slayer or Loyal Reaper could interfere.

The storm changed everything. It changed the world of death, but the Slayers would not discover quite how much for some time yet. It changed the hearts of men, who turned on each other with anger, jealously, and most of all, brutality. Animals in the wild killed each other through necessity, to eat or to defend themselves. Through awakening humanity, the angels had also given mankind the ability to kill because they wanted to. In the centuries that followed, some Slayers speculated that the storm was nothing more than a manifestation of that change in humanity in other aspects of reality. Others dismissed the idea, saying that it made mankind too significant in Creation: The angels were the shapers of reality, not the humans. Whatever the cause was, there was no questioning the changes in the angels themselves after the storm broke. Where once their skirmishes had been more like philosophical debates conducted on multiple layers of reality simultaneously, their battles became desperate struggles for existence. The Time of Atrocities had begun.

(HoTF, p. 173)

Also notable is it that DtF frames Caine's decision to kill Abel as a moment of fetid rage - an act of passion, without much forethought into why he did what he did. ("a single moment of anger") Whereas Caine himself, (allegedly, mind, if we're to believe that The Chronicle of Caine is actually from his direct point of view), frames it as an epiphany of sorts. A premeditated act of sacrifice, for that's what Adam asked him to provide - one that he committed with a heavy heart.

Then one day

our Father said to us,

Caine, Abel

to Him Above you must make a sacrifice -

a gift of the first part

of all that you have

(The Book of Nod, p. 21)

He'd prayed for a whole day and night, having gone to bed previously with his eyes wet with tears and mind racing for some sort of reprieve from its anguish, and came to a realization on his own, as his prayers deliberately weren't answered.

The Oracles watched in horrified fascination as Caine killed his brother and created a new, poisonous set of concepts that would ultimately infect man and angel alike. The Oracles' first instinct was to bend all their efforts to preventing such a terrible act, but the lessons recently learned during the lunar raid gave them pause. Would it be worth it to allow the First Murder to occur if it led to a final triumph over the Holy Host? The idea tantalized them. This would be their first attempt to consciously alter the universe according to their will rather than God's, and in the end, the allure of that fact overcame their moral reservations. The storm approached, and the Neberu did nothing, believed that they were about to forever turn the tide of the war in the rebels' favor. (Houses of the Fallen, p. 102)

Despite offering up the brightest fruits and sweetest grasses, it wasn't enough - and likely never would be for he could never truly love the plants that he grew - not to the level that Abel reached with his animals whose births he aided in, those who he nourished and watched grow. So he offered up the only thing he possibly could, for only one thing did he love with his whole heart: his brother. An act of sacrifice with reverberations on a cosmic scale.

[askaxelthefallenangel]

I’ve been following for quite some time now (even before you changed axles art style) but how did you come up with his design and story, etc.

(( Well, I'm happy you have been here before, thank you. For Axel's designs, I was just going through different art phases. And as for the story, I was kinda going off of Abel the rebel angel by the @the-vampire-inside-me(not active anymore) and the toontown version of BATIM. But yeah, thank you for your question. ))

[artanogon]

god or devil ghost dishevelled childhood friend or drunken rebel i cannot stop i'm bleeding out for you you angel-heart you monster oh some godforsaken prospero your feathers and your poise your hell-for-leather applause you dance on tables endless labels are you cain cause im not abel