mai ✧˖°.

“Destined to find each other in every universe no matter what” is literally the definition of predeterminism— it’s the soulmate trope.

This was my comment when I reshared this meme I made about 6 months ago:

I loved them because they were two lonely weirdos who found each other all on their own while getting by in a fucked-up little universe. I loved them as an angel and a demon who cobbled together something strange and meaningful between them even when they were never supposed to do that. I loved how they loved each other in spite of the great plan, in spite of a system intended to tear them apart.

Good Omens

coloured pencil drawings

Aziraphale paused when his eyes fell on the drink in his hand. He stared at it. The golden blond wine refracted through the glass and cast a halo of yellow light over his table setting. He frowned. “I’m sorry,” he sputtered at Crowley. “Did you just—” [ MON HORRIBLE CHÉRI ]

Last september, I drew this for the @oureternity-zine fanzine.

I COULDN'T WAIT TO SHOW IT TO YOU, AND NOW, I CAN!!

It's ink and gouache^^

As the fanzine is supposed to be a diary with viktor and Jayce thoughts from the start to the end of the show, I decided to go for the moment where Viktor is almost dying in a hospital bed, at the end of season 1. Jayce is drawing in his diary while watching over Viktor.

Here, have some close up^^

(Don't hate me, please...)

-having a job

-not having a job

-applying for jobs

-the job market

Gosh I would love to c0mmission people to draw stuff for my Princess Treatment fanfic

We’re asking, where does the soul live?

For those who think that who we are is shaped by a life time of experiences. That we grow and change with each each heartbreak and trauma. We see the ending as something horrible. We’re witnessing the death of our beloved characters and we are grieving for them.

For those who believe in a soul, who believe that Asa and Anthony are Aziraphale and Crowley because of the something intrinsic that lives inside them, what they’re seeing is a rebirth and a second chance. In that sense the ending is beautiful. They both get exactly what they’ve always wanted. To live as humans without the pressure of heaven and hell. In that sense, the ending is a joyous one.

Sadly these beliefs are deeply held, often the roots begin as far back as our childhoods. No amount of screaming at each other about media analysis is going to change anyone’s mind. Please just accept that there are multiple ways that one can view the ending and that those who are upset are experiencing grief. This is an extremely normal and valid reaction to end of something so meaningful and should be treated with care.

That said, your grief is not an excuse to lash out and those who don’t deserve it.