Picspam: Ángel o demonio, episode 2
It's been ages since I picspammed a TV series; let's see how badly out of practice I am.
The book looks surprisingly tacky for being the source of ~angelic knowledge.~
This is Damian, Valeria's OTP. I thought he was pretty but mostly boring during the first episode. He gets a lot more interesting once you know he's evil.
This is Duna. She is 600 years old, and ~evil. The actress pulls off creepy and evil well.
Valeria's best friend (Isa, maybe? It'll take me a while longer to get her name down).
Alexia, she of the angelic OTP. Last episode, she seduced a man and nearly got him to murder his wife and child. This episode, she's doing her best to seduce a priest. She's kinda awesome.
This is Graziel. Going by this episode, his speciality is jealousy (leading to murder, natch. It's a theme with Team Evil).
The priest Alexia is out to seduce. I think I spotted him in one of the fanvids I watched, so I'm assuming he's of some importance.
If not, you guys get a gratuitous kissing cap.
Valeria is angsting over Damian, who brought his girlfriend along on their trip to the zoo. Natael, Valeria's mentor angel, says "wtf, did I bring you here to angst over a boy?" /paraphrase.
This is Iris, another member of Team Evil. Last episode, she was flirty and dangerous with Valeria. This episode, she's moved onto Valeria's dad. Surely nothing good can come of this.
For those of you who perked up at the mention of a doomed angel/demon OTP, this is the first on-screen meeting between Natael and Alexia:
Damian gets his evil on. A warning for anyone with rape triggers: this scene might be disturbing. He sexually threatens, physically assaults, and blackmails a woman. There is a fade-to-black sex scene of dubious consent, as the woman is swayed by Damian's ~demonic charms.~
This is a man who enjoys his work.
Valeria has now been kissed (or nearly) by two out of four members of Team Evil.
I'm not sure if Damian is angsting about being evil, or having to be evil towards Valeria.
Not a happy ending.
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The book looks surprisingly tacky for being the source of ~angelic knowledge.~
This is Damian, Valeria's OTP. I thought he was pretty but mostly boring during the first episode. He gets a lot more interesting once you know he's evil.
This is Duna. She is 600 years old, and ~evil. The actress pulls off creepy and evil well.
Valeria's best friend (Isa, maybe? It'll take me a while longer to get her name down).
Alexia, she of the angelic OTP. Last episode, she seduced a man and nearly got him to murder his wife and child. This episode, she's doing her best to seduce a priest. She's kinda awesome.
This is Graziel. Going by this episode, his speciality is jealousy (leading to murder, natch. It's a theme with Team Evil).
The priest Alexia is out to seduce. I think I spotted him in one of the fanvids I watched, so I'm assuming he's of some importance.
If not, you guys get a gratuitous kissing cap.
Valeria is angsting over Damian, who brought his girlfriend along on their trip to the zoo. Natael, Valeria's mentor angel, says "wtf, did I bring you here to angst over a boy?" /paraphrase.
This is Iris, another member of Team Evil. Last episode, she was flirty and dangerous with Valeria. This episode, she's moved onto Valeria's dad. Surely nothing good can come of this.
For those of you who perked up at the mention of a doomed angel/demon OTP, this is the first on-screen meeting between Natael and Alexia:
Damian gets his evil on. A warning for anyone with rape triggers: this scene might be disturbing. He sexually threatens, physically assaults, and blackmails a woman. There is a fade-to-black sex scene of dubious consent, as the woman is swayed by Damian's ~demonic charms.~
This is a man who enjoys his work.
Valeria has now been kissed (or nearly) by two out of four members of Team Evil.
I'm not sure if Damian is angsting about being evil, or having to be evil towards Valeria.
Not a happy ending.
This entry was originally posted on Dreamwidth |
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