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littlehollyleaf asked:

Hi! Another Good Omens fan here to offer praise/thanks & ask a Q! In the TV Companion chapter about Pollution it refers to them consistently as 'she', although does mention how the look of the character developed into something 'androgynous.' I know a lot of fans are excited to read the character as non-binary & I think that def fits what we see onscreen. But considering phrasing in the Companion, I'm curious if Pollution was ever consciously considered non-binary during production?

Yes, always, at least by me, by @lourdesfaberes​, and by Douglas, the director. 

Because of the way books are made and publication happens, the Companion would have needed been written before I had to fight my small battles about using “they” as a pronoun in God’s narration, and so Matt, the author, wouldn’t have heard the narration for episode 4 before he wrote it. (I should have caught the pronouns in the Companion, but I was making the show itself.)

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dearfrog asked:

hi i wanted to know what aziraphale meant with "but demons can" when gabriel said that angels can't possess people. like did he say that bc he thought of crowley or bc he thinks that he's not completely an angel or something?

He means that they are the same kind of thing: that the demons used to be angels, once, and if they can possess people, then perhaps angels can as well.

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bob-artist

I love ferret-fighting etiquette so much.  Like, when ferrets fight, they get so wild and crazy that they crash into everything and fall off everything and throw themselves in every direction and flail with their mouths open as if they have absolutely no concept of their surroundings.

But if one ferret stops in the middle of a fight to scratch an itch (which happens a LOT), the other ferret will always stop and wait for them to finish before starting the fight again.  My 10+ ferrets over the years have always obeyed this unspoken rule and I think that’s so awesome.

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Kit got confused and accidentally broke the rule, and then he had Regrets.

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That’s a technicality! He had not actually started scratching yet: kit did not break the rules of etiquette. He still shows remorse, what a gentleman.

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