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guys the kiss was so important especially from a narrative and storytelling perspective because it was literally Crowley taking everything that's happened between them, every unsaid intention and every unspoken promise, and making it physical.
He's taking their arrangement and every other bullshit excuse they've ever used to hide how they feel about each other and throwing them out the window to put their feelings into an undeniable physical action that holds a lot of meaning to humans in order to be absolutely sure that Aziraphale knows exactly what he means when he says "we could have been Us." He wants to be absolutely sure that there are no misunderstandings between them and know that Azirphale will be committing to this decision with absolute reassurance that he's been understood and rejected anyway.
he's taking a human action with so much meaning and so much importance, and he's using it as a way to desperately make Aziraphale completely and undeniably aware of what he's stating. No more charades and no more lies or cover-ups. There's no denying this thing between them now, and Crowley did it the human way. Because he and Aziraphale love humanity and it's everything to them in their own ways.
There's a reason we saw a kiss between Crowley and Aziraphale, and not Gabriel and Beelzebub, despite them both being undeniable foils.
and really if you just think about that isn't it so god damned beautiful?
I wanna see this scene so bad. Gus being a big pro wrestling fan. The boys messing around as they get ready for the Haunted Hayride and Gus decides to test some of his moves out on Hunter. But he's got scrawny noodle limbs and his technique is terrible but he's so theatric about it anyway, acting like he truly has Hunter at his mercy that Hunter is powerless to do anything about it because he's laughing too hard at how lame Gus is. Then Willow hurries down the stairs to see what the boys are up to and her eyes light up because you KNOW she was absorbed in wrestling too ("Drama! Flair! And face paint!") and she's like "oh FUCK YEAH" and she dives in to rescue the damsel in distress, completely oblivious to the fact that her enthusiasm is probably going to flatten them both.
It's not just the fact that Blitz and Stolas were having two completely different conversations at the end of The Full Moon. It's the fact that Blitz was the only one who realised this. At the very last second, he realised he wasn't having the conversation he thought he was, and he now has to sit with the knowledge of what Stolas was actually saying to him, and the weight of how Stolas must have interpreted his reaction.
Meanwhile, Stolas is still fully under the impression that Blitz understood what he was saying from the get go, and his reaction was completely genuine every step of the way.
They were both facing away from one another... And only Blitz looked Stolas' way.