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McCall’s January 1957 Part 2
eurphrasie asked:
They mean that Crowley had black hair in the book, so why make him a redhead in the show
neil-gaiman
He doesn’t have black hair in the book. He has “dark” hair in the book, or at least in the English language one. No colour is specified.
On TV, he’s the one with the dark hair and Aziraphale is the one with the light hair.
(In the book, Aziraphale’s hair colour or shade isn’t mentioned.)
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Post-scriptum
(In this Post-scriptum, I will continue to refer to Calvus by their legal name, since doing so is useful for clarifying the facts of the case later on.)
As promised at the start of that last Post-scriptum, here is a further, more formal, accounting of my involvement in the incident involving Calvus (and myself) that occurred two weeks ago. Though I hope that much of what follows may already be clear to anyone who cares to read this account in full, I nonetheless consider it useful to have it all formally recorded.
As in the Post-scriptum that introduced the matter, I write this account under a Piscepibus (fish-seeming) pseudonym. I do so out of a curiosity for the nature of my own mind, which is itself a part of my curiosity for the nature of all minds, a curiosity which I hope will lead me to a fuller understanding of myself.
However, in order to convey this account in a sufficiently clear fashion, I shall also write this account under a Verbal pseudonym, though of course I refer to it as a Piscepibus account in all my Verbal references to the content of this account, which will henceforth all be taken as a whole.
In this account, I will sometimes refer to myself by a Personal pseudonym. However, this name will not be used frequently, and will be used only if it furthers the exposition of this account, such as in the cases of Verbal references to the content of this account, and Piscepibus references in order to clarify factual matters relating to this account. In fact, this use of the word Personal will be quite rare, as I will strive to use “Personal” when referring to myself only when it is clearly relevant, a goal with which I will be successful almost completely. In this way, I will hope to convey an impression that this account is more concerned with the truth – an account of what truly happened – than with my identity, or any other Piscepibus interests, as any other personal identity is subject to change.
Furthermore, though my current Personal pseudonym bears the same name as I did in Postscriptum, it has since undergone a transformation. In particular, in order to avoid any confusion that my Personal pseudonym might generate, it has now been reformulated. In particular, my current Personal pseudonym has been reinterpreted in the light of certain experiences which I have only recently gained. I will henceforth identify this reformulated Personal identity as Reformulated, and the former as Former, with the intent that former (when referring to that identity) should be understood as having reference to the previous identity.
Finally, in order to distinguish the content of this account from that of my previous account, I have also appended to the end of this account a Post-scriptum. However, as the content of this account and my previous account bear no differences other than differences of length, I will here also use the same length measure as the previous Post-scriptum, even though I have appended it. The reader should thus understand that all three Post-scriptum’s here are of similar length, and that those lengths may be distinguished in this fashion.
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