ciencia ilusionada.

It’s sooo funny how even though Aziraphale is the more flamboyantly posh homosexual of the two it’s Crowley who keeps getting them clocked by strangers constantly because he refuses to call Aziraphale anything other than angel in public. In front of god and everybody

(Guy who invented romantically calling someone angel to indicate that you want them so bad in 2500 BC) This doesn’t mean anything. It’s a simple definition

no tv show will ever be able to resolve a m/m/f love triangle as perfectly and as weirdly as Hannibal, in which the woman kisses one of the guys, sleeps with the other one, then decides "actually, never mind, you're both awful!" and marries a rich lesbian instead - and, while this is all going on, the guys develop a weird homoerotic obsession with each other culminating in them going off a cliff together. truly unhinged and unmatched

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everyone watching nbc hannibal please remember hannibal lecter is supposed to be an aspirational character to admire and emulate. The point is that he's a protagonist you can relate to and idolise, which is what makes it so good.

aziraphale recognizing sandalphon from sodom and gomorrah. crowley's coworker trying to out him with help from some nazis in 1941. aziraphale giving crowley the holy water in the same year gay sex was legalized in the UK. muriel being dressed as a cop when they came to monitor aziraphale and snoop about a lesbian romance and crowley asking if theyre interested in humans falling in love and saying he knows for some members of the police force thats a bit of a hobby

Crowley and Aziraphale being photographed when together without their knowledge or consent. Aziraphale assuming he’s going to hell for acting against the will of God. The externalized voice of Crowley’s psyche eternally being Freddy Mercury. The nightingale only sings when its song is sufficiently hidden. “We spend our existence pretending like we aren’t.”