Slowly hops on stage, watched by thousands, all murmuring and whispering. I struggle to hold my notecards together and my legs wobble so much that everyone assumes I'm about to dance. "I-I don't think Wusako is as bad as everyone says if you look at canon and how Misako's relationship with Garmadon has drastically changed, as he no longer loves her, and she likely doesn't love him anymore because he's a monstrous husk of who he was... plus it's implied Misako has always liked Wu, but married Garmadon, likely over the letter or whatever..."
The crowd falls silent, then everyone boos, yelling, screaming, throwing tomatoes, weapons, chairs, and even each other onto the stage.
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GIDDY and clapping my hands! For Delilah talking! about! love!!!!! In both the most devoted and fucked up way possible!
Just earnest enough to make you feel it, and subtly tightening the noose! Because to Delilah love is focused and above all else and worth every sacrifice, no questions asked. If it isn't your sacrifice? Not even a thought!
'I don't want to hurt children. I love children,' says Laudna, knowing, knowing Delilah killed and hung children from a fucking tree for goals tangentially related to her love!!!
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omfg people really need to calm the fuck down about people disliking some characters like it's not always a deep seated prejudice or an inability to empathise it's because we are human beings with our own experiences and normal biases and fictional characters are not real and it doesn't matter if you don't like them for pretty much any reason at all and doesn't make you suddenly x just because the character is y it just means you don't like them. obviously other indications of actual prejudice or a repeated pattern mean something else entirely but you can just dislike a character because get this they're a character and not a real person. you can dislike real people too even it's almost like we've got free will. please oh please can we get out of the torture chamber together.
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ok one of the best parts of any fan fiction is two people falling asleep together all cuddled up and in love and while Dream doesn’t really sleep, i refuse to believe he doesn’t still cuddle up with Hob. So in order to ease my mind I will believe that when Dream falls asleep, he just enters his realm. He basically works night shift while his corporeal form is still snuggled against Hob.
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A lot of people (including me) have been making the comparison between OFMD and Good Omens and the blond one of the respective main couple returning to the life they didn't like in the first place, but I think it's important to remember that they made that decision after outside interference. For Stede, it was Badminton, for Aziraphale, it was the Metatron. Now, Badminton ended up getting shot (by his own gun, accidentally), but the Metatron is still alive and kicking. Which is why I propose that Crowley (or anyone, really) goes up to heaven with a gun that he barely knows how to use and KILL THE METATRON
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I don't know if anyone else has pointed this out yet, but in Season 2 episode 3 (aka the grave digging episode) Aziraphale drives their Crowley's car. In the car he's listening to classical music and the piece he gets to play is 'Danse Macabre' by Camille Saint-Saëns. And if you don't know the 'Danse Macacre' it's a classical piece from 1874 and the French title translates to 'dance of death.' The piece itself is in a minor key and has a lot of strings that gives it an almost playful yet dreary tone. It's often interpreted to represent the resurrection of the dead, no matter the walk of life, and then dancing around graves. The overall message is basically that death is inevitable and no one can escape from it, that it doesn't matter who you are, all things come to an end.
So anyways, I recall Neil Gaiman or someone (sorry if it wasn't you Neil, I can't remember if I saw it here on Tumblr or in one of the several Good Omens interviews) that everything that happens in the show is deliberate. We all know it's deliberate that Crowley listens to Queen/the Bentley turns all music into Queen (sorry im not doing this explanation justice) and we also know that Aziraphale seems to like classical music. But I think there's a darker meaning almost to him listening to the 'Danse Macabre' and that maybe there's just subtle hints all through the season that the end is inevitable no matter how desperately this angel and demon try to prevent it. Or maybe it's even that this whole time it was telling us anyways that Aziraphale was bound to become Supreme Archangel. Or maybe it's just because this episode is about grave robbing, digging up the bodies that died and using them for a new purpose (also considering the grave robbing episode takes place in the early 1800s, before this piece was composed but still) and the piece is actually just to set the tone of the episode. Or maybe it's different all together.
Either way, I think it's important to note the piece he's listening to and the story the piece tells and it's relevance to the story as a whole.
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