#NINA

[kindred-spirit-93]

hiya im kindred, short for kind regards

i think we should bring back puritan names like Lament and Humiliation but only because i want to meet someone who introduces themself as "Travis... short for Travesty"

[axelmedellin]

Daily drawing 10 jan 2025

Nina, from Creature Commandos

[dnpanimationstudioclone]

so….who’s gonna tell him?

guess they won’t be be able to kill Nazis together anymore….

Got the gifs from here

[johnconn]

The real villain of Creature Commandos: the fucking cops

[cookiuu]

nina and husky 💖 (ft microscopic cooro)

[addledmongoose]

I’ve thought that moment was weird, too. Nina wasn’t just a barista at the coffee shop. She was the owner. She walked away from the morning rush of her entire livelihood to talk to a “man” she barely knew instead of waiting until she had someone to cover for her. She had no reason to think that talk couldn’t wait a few hours.

Why would she agree to do that unless she was being miraculously influenced?

Good Omens Theory

Kind of? Maybe more of an observation? You decide.

So, we always talk a lot about the final 15, but I think it would be interesting to focus on the events which lead up to it too. Especially Nina and Maggie's talk with Crowley.

I'll start saying that I've always found Maggie very weird. I mean, Nina's reactions to the crazy things happening around them are quite understandable and human, but Maggie seems...out of it? She just goes along with whatever is happening and is pretty cliché as a character (which is not normal in Good Omens). I read The Magic Trick You Didn't See and, while I don't exactly agree with everything written about Maggie, I actually believe something is just not right about her...but we'll see.

Going back to The Talk, I just find the timing and the urgency very suspicious. Nobody knew what the Metatron wanted to tell Aziraphale when they first left, least of all Maggie and Nina. In fact, at the time we also saw a very calm Crowley tidying up the bookshop and thinking about going to the Ritz as soon as Aziraphale came back. Crowley thought they had all the time in the world, there was no urgency and they had a clear mind. I'm pretty sure that, if Aziraphale came back and told them about the Metatron's offer while Crowley was still in that mindset, their final conversation would have been VERY different. And I'm not saying the outcome would have changed (I actually have no idea about it), but I strongly believe that they would have talked more calmly and understood each other better, maybe even came up with a plan.

However, we all know how it went. Maggie convinced Nina to immediately go to the bookshop. They literally left a line of clients at the coffee shop and for what? To reprimand someone because they meddled in their personal lives...and then do the exact same thing to them. Even if it made sense (which it doesn't), why was Maggie so adamant on doing it right in that moment? A normal person would have waited at least the next day considering the crazy things that had just happened, so that everyone would have had time to calm down. Also, there was no way they could have known that Aziraphale wouldn't have probably been there the next day, so why the rush?

All they accomplished was making Crowley nervous and scared for the (beautiful) confession they had to plan last minute, in a rush Maggie and Nina put them into. So, when Aziraphale came back, they were in opposite mindsets and totally caught up in their own feelings. Feelings that, for Aziraphale, were influenced by the conversation with the Metatron, while, for Crowley, were unleashed by Maggie and Nina's talk.

With all that being said, I'm done. The timing of that talk is just something that I've always found unusual. Maybe there's actually nothing into it, I really don't know, but I thought it'd be fun to share :)

[alexxuun]

Everyday, it’s a-gettin’ gayer~🎶

[hg-aneh]

b

boing boing

[cliopadra]

They’re just a bit dense when it comes to feelings.

[lookitsstevie]

nice indeed 😇

(everyone already knows what the reference is but still)

[starabxlla]

Girls turn 14, and slowly start morphing into one of the bitches.

[inezrable]

[vavoom-sorted-art]

Happy Pride!

I promised a big pride artwork earlier this month, here it is! (Ideas lovingly submitted by my dear Patreons!)

[goodomensonprime]

A hypercompetent realist who runs the neighboring coffee shop, meet Nina July 28th when Good Omens returns, only on Prime Video.

[cherries-and-knives]

Matthias: *has one Unholy™️ thought about nina*

Matthias to himself: TAKE A WALK YOU ABSOLUTE WHORE. AND WHILE YOUR AT IT YOU MIGHT AS WELL JUMP IN A RIVER YOU SLUT.

[tampire]

"Give me Coffee or give me Death"