Mar 11, 2024
A few writing related fun facts from S2 shared by the brilliant Lead Graphic Designer Mickey Ralph! :) ❤
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A few writing related fun facts from S2 shared by the brilliant Lead Graphic Designer Mickey Ralph! :) ❤
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Maggie's note
A noticed a couple minor things to do with the wording of Maggie's note (not the spelling).
Why the odd wording "a matter of" some ugrency urgency?
As soon as Maggie starts speaking, explaining to Aziraphale why she can't pay the rent, we see a large poster for Stairway to Heaven centred in the background. That film, originally titled A Matter of Life and Death, is referenced repeatedly throughout Season 2, so choosing the wording "a matter of" is a subtle reference to the film. From Maggie's perspective, every time she looks toward her window she would see the poster and be reminded of the film, and if she thinks of running the record shop as her life, and is thinking about having to stop, it makes sense she'd have this wording on her mind while writing her note. (She'd also see the huge "Give Me Death" whenever looking toward her window.)
The other thing is just an observation I found amusing. There's only one other time in the season that the word "urgent" or "urgency" is used (thank you flameraven for making transcripts of Season 2!!!). In episode 2 Aziraphale takes Crowley to the pub and says, "There's something urgent I need to talk to you about." Here's Maggie being overly wordy to avoid ending a sentence with a preposition when writing to the prim and educated Mr. Fell (and making a stress-based spelling mistake despite agonizing over how to choose her wording), then Aziraphale just goes and says essentially the same sentence in the the plainest way.