[ SECRET POST #2064 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2064 ⌋

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Notes:

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

When Adam returns Aziraphale to a corporeal form, it is noted that Aziraphale is mildly disappointed to see that this new body is exactly like the one he had, which to me sounds like not he doesn't consider said body entirely ideal. The chubby fingers (and the fact that in that one scene he eats Crowley's cake after finishing his own food) would seem to imply that what he's unhappy about might very well be the weight.

In the same scene Madame Tracy says that she had expected Aziraphale to be younger. I always took her comment to mean that Aziraphale appears to be closer to her age than to twenty.

Nothing is ever clearly stated, admittedly, so there's leeway.