#foul fiend

[crowleysgirl56]

Something I have noticed. This reaction is Crowley responding to Aziraphale saying “I haven’t seen you since….the flood?”

Aziraphale may not have seen Crowley since the flood, but going by Crowley’s reaction he has definitely 100% seen Aziraphale.

😏 you wily serpent.

[david-tennant-in-chairs]

"Well..."

The way he works his tongue while deflecting Beez' questioning makes me feel very normal and not at all rabid or feral, obviously

[leoreadss]

Today I feel like a foul fiend so

[simplemente-myself]

My foul fiend

Don't you think that "Get thee behind me, foul fiend!" followed by "After you" it's the perfect summary of Good Omens?

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[fuckyeahgoodomens]

[dcyllom]

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[tagerrkix]

Eden was their ✨disney princess era✨

[gleafer]

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“A King and His Castle”

Alternate universe that initially starts canon and then swerved sharply off course into a chased-by-demons-in-a-cemetery hellscape and a laudanum fueled demon babbling confessions and curses the whole time.

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[drconstellation]

Portable People

Muriel: "Can I...Can I take a book with me? I was looking at one earlier. They're like people, only portable." S2E6

Crowley's yeeting them around while stress-cleaning the bookshop, Jimbriel is trying to sell them to the investigating archangels, and Muriel just wants to read them all. Should we give a second thought to any of these books?

Er, yes. Yes, we should, I say.

In Crowley's case, both times he tosses the books aside (both in S2E3) it is adjacent to a conversation about memory.

In the first one he remarks to Jim that he doesn't remember why "they" invented gravity. He tosses the books - records of the past, records of (human) knowledge - then moves right back into the present, observing Rodney the Stunt Fly with Jim and then describing his Operation Lovebirds plan to him.

The same with the second GIF - Crowley has to make a decision between answering the phone (which is Aziraphale calling from Edinburgh) or the books. The present wins again, and he has the phone conversation with Aziraphale.

Crowley: Pffft. Humans. You don't let yourself get too attached. Aziraphale: No. No, I suppose not. Um… You haven't actually been selling any of the books, have you?

While we get the impression of Crowley not wanting to hang on to the past, as if its something that's hurt him before and he doesn't want to repeat that, on the other hand Aziraphale was having a lovely time remembering Mr Dalrymple the Scottish surgeon from 1826. This from an angel who hates getting rid of memories books, and we learn keeps a diary! Hmm.

I suppose the question is, is it a real memory problem on Crowley's side or an affected one to get around certain...awkwardness to do with his history? Such as not remembering working with Saraqael or fighting next to Furfur before the Fall?

Jimbriel, on the other hand, is more like Muriel. He is having a wonderful time discovering the delights of Humanity in the bookshop for the first time and is sooo excited to show it to the archangels when they arrive on Aziraphale's doorstep!

[btw, do you notice which side Jimbriel is standing on here? Its actually interesting to pay attention to which shoulder-side he is on in S2, because he is rarely on the left - even in S1, as well]

So while Aziraphale tries to, um, explain what humans do, Jimbriel "fans" one in Saraqael's face and then tries to (horror!) kill Rodney the Stunt fly with the Wicked Bible - the one with the printing error that says "You Shall Commit Adultery." *ahem* (not looking at you Jimbriel, oh no, not all...) Good thing it never works, Jimbriel declares, as the dust flies dramatically.

Edit: This book-banging episode is also a Monty Python reference! I found out over in my Assistant Bookseller meta that Jim's Fair Isle's style vest is a nod the Gumby characters, who all wear that style of vest and have the catchphrase "My brain hurts!" They also bang bricks together occasionally. *sigh* The things you didn't expect to find...Gabriel the Gumby...

The angels take no notice of Jim's antics. Since when do they take any notice of what goes on with humans, anyway? Oh, yes, they are going to keep a close eye on Aziraphale, but some idiotic human - nah! Don't care!

Then there's this travesty:

Aaah! The horror! Aziraphale reluctantly lets Maggie and Nina throw the books of human knowledge at the demons. But that doesn't work in the long run. Only the angel himself can solve this crisis.

[uziraphale]

I have a strong suspicion about what that demon behind me is up to …

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[the-cheezit-files]

when I first watched Good Omens, the thing that made me realize I was going to love this story was when Aziraphale told Crowley “get thee behind me, foul fiend” and then followed it with “after you ☺️”

[crux-f]

has anyone else been getting the stupid evil witch ad where the music keeps playing for several minutes no matter where you are in the app unless you restart it or is that just me

[i-am-having-a-moment-here]

The same kind of tolerance Aziraphale shows when Crowley goes all "I'm not nice" and slams him against the wall.

[tavina-writes]

sometimes when you're writing you'll get a little voice going "are you sure this is any good?" and that is the fucking DEVIL speaking. Who cares if it's good.

[ask-but-beware-the-consequences]

Now where did I hear this before?

[starringvincentprice]

are you crazy. Are you out of your moind.