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by Tatjana Savicka

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Good Omens by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett

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Good Omens by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett

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http://tiny.cc/RJ_notion

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Sarcasm - Irony - Wordplay - Parody - Satire - Blue/Dark

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good vs evil - can it be swapped?

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Chapter 1
ineffability - inexpressible
testily - irritably

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Chapter 1
Aziraphale
Aziraphale seems to be deeply affected by the fragility of human beings to the point of giving his flaming sword away and is seemingly inherently unable of doing evil.
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Crawly
A serpent, a demon who concludes that God's idea of the concept of rules is laughable and only tempts one into unwittingly committing a crime. He is seemingly not capable of doing good, so, naturally, the question is - will the book prove that right?
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1. Historical context | place | time
Authors
An unusual way of writing a book - according to wikipedia, authors spent a lot of time on the phone, brainstorming, therefore it's impossible to say who actually wrote what.
Published in 1990
Genres: Humor, Fantasy Fiction, Comedy, Horror fiction, Humorous Fiction

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Chapter 1
The story is set in Eden and unfolds with a conversation between an angel named Aziraphale and a serpent/demon named Crawly about inability to resist temptation to carry out an action despite being specifically told not to.
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Chapter 1