[ SECRET POST #6281 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6281 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I am unaware of most of his work, does he write many non binary characters?

[(Anonymous)]

Several characters in Good Omens are nonbinary, including Crowley and Aziraphale. But some people think they don't count because they present as male (usually) and use "he" and don't spend a few seconds every episode talking about how genderless they are.

[(Anonymous)]

Desire from Sandman is one major example as well.

[(Anonymous)]

He's gone on record about most if not all his angels and demons being non-binary, but a LOT of people only accept non-binary if it looks a certain way.

[(Anonymous)]

I mean, "going on record as saying" doesnt mean much if its not in the book. Does he actually address it in any way in the source?

[(Anonymous)]

Don't think so. Frankly I don't consider his angels genderless, they are sexless through all his works.
Desire though is nb character and always was just with a different lingo

[(Anonymous)]

The narration specifically notes in Good Omens that Angels, and by extension Demons, are genderless unless they make a specific effort to not be.