Consulting-Sweepa

SUBTLE: giving looks, brushing hands, little comments that could be mistaken for an innocent compliment

PLAYFUL: lighthearted teasing & banter, exaggerated reaction, poking fun at behaviours, playful shoves, feigned offense, "Oh, you think you're funny, do you?"

SUGGESTIVE: straightforward, complimenting looks, casual physical touch, dirty jokes, expressing desire, "We could always sneak out somewhere quieter."

ROMANTIC: head over heals, thoughtful gestures, blushing, classically romantic gestures (holding doors, holding an umbrella, bringing coffee in the morning), "My soul knows yours from another lifetime and calls for yours in this one too."

ANXIOUS: freaking out over every text and interaction, discussing every move with their friends,

BOLD: direct, no subtly, relationships always labelled, "I've really liked being around you. Could I maybe take you on a date sometime?"

SHY: nervous, insecure, showing no interest until they are sure the other is interested, fidgeting, daydreaming about what could be if they had the courage to confess, using excuses to be close to them, "Um... you look really good today."

CARETAKING: acts of service, protectiveness, checking in, bringing snacks, offering jacket, fixing things, walking them home, "Brought you coffee; it's still warm."

CASUAL & INTENSE: platonic flirting with no further intentions, way over the top at times, effortless, fun, teasing, maybe eventually leading to more, "You look great, please break my back and reshape my inner organs."

Hardy: *Screams louder to establish dominance*

Paul: Should we do something?

Hardy: *Taps back*

Beth: What are they doing?

Paul: Morse code.

Miller: *Aggressively taps table*

More Alec!

From An evening with David Tennant at St. Peter’s Church :), 13.3.2025 (audio by serdarim0 on twitter <3)

Q: How do you then find that vulnerability?

David: Well, the great thing about those characters is that, you know, in a world of humans, they are the two supernatural creatures, and yet they are much more human than any of the humans. So they are... they are... they are the sort of... they are quite humble, they're quite open. They're sort of the audience's way into this extraordinary mad world. So they are very vulnerable, actually. And I think they need each other so much and they're so reliant on each other. So, you know, I think that I get Crowley. I think I get who he is. I think there's something very understandable about him and his need for his friend and his inability to express that. That's very Scottish Presbyterian.

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