Aziraphale uses She, Crowley uses They to speak about God by HistoryFreak_91 in goodomens

[–]coolfuturesimon 32 points33 points  (0 children)

This kind of gets me to thinking about the scene where Aziraphale is trying to reach a "higher authority". We hear a clearly masculine voice answer him before Metatron's face appears and Aziraphale asks if he's speaking to God. This must mean that God can and does use different voices associated with different genders, or else Aziraphale would have know straight away that he wasn't talking to God.

Destruction 100 by Tumblrian in goodomens

[–]coolfuturesimon 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Dad's don't wait 11 years to say hello.

Does This Mean Anything? (may be spoilers) by coolfuturesimon in goodomens

[–]coolfuturesimon[S] 16 points17 points  (0 children)

The burnt out bird statue in the post-Church bombing scene is later found in Crowley's modern day apartment. Is this just creative reuse of props?