[ SECRET POST #4566 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4566 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

A comparison I've seen a lot, and like, about it is with Shadwell/Madame Tracy: they get about as much "confirmation" of a budding romantic relationship (much less, come to think of it!) as Aziraphale and Crowley, but as they're a man and a woman, nobody has any problem reading it as explicitly romantic.

If we're judging the two relationships in a similar way as viewers, we can't say one is more canon than the other, but they are both equally implied.

I know that obviously not all viewers are going to go in and actually make that comparison, but it's an interesting one.

[sabotabby]

^ This, though. I don't think anyone would watch that show and the way the relationship is framed and come away with an interpretation other than that Shadwell and Madame Tracy are together at the end in a romantic and likely sexual way. Even though they're never shown to kiss.

If anything, the sex scene between Anathema and Newton felt gratuitous and out of place tonally to me.