El viejo truco de andar por la sombra

if terry were here the ending wouldn't have felt so disappointing. because he would've built up the world and the importance of humanity up in a way that would've deserved aziracrow's sacrifice. he would've NEVER let aziraphale or crowley become the main characters so fundamental to the story that humanity took a backseat, because remember, in the book they were never the main characters. it would've been satisfying to see it end, more worth it. instead we got derailed to a fanservice romance between an angel and a demon and spent so much time on their relationship while letting the human core of it become a setting for their romance.

which is fine but you can't do that and try to steer back to the original idea behind the ending as if you haven't neglected the worldbuilding and the development of humanity in general. why should I care about jesus and him reconnecting with humans? why should I care about the human philosophy? why spend 90% of your story on the romance which terry would have never let become so integral to the plot only to disregard it for the humanity you never explored to begin with?

The *screen ratio* changes when we go from one universe to another. Up until the epilogue, we watch everything in cinematic widescreen, with black bars on the top and bottom.

And then when we reach the epilogue, those bars... they go away. We've broken through.

Really enjoying this one!

'Sheep in Wolf's clothing' by Judith Duffey 1986

LN 1 Maomao: *disgusted by Jinshi's sex appeal* *looking at him like an insect*

*A lot of things happen, most importantly, Chue happens*

LN 13 Maomao: Well now that we're in a relationship, we should have sex. I took the pill and brought condoms. We can also do other things, if the problem is getting me pregnant. *Jinshi sends her home*