The Angel of Death.
Possibly the kindest and most misunderstood Angel(not a demon). Helps in the transition of the human spirit from life to death onto the spiritual plane.
A good companion to his depressed and suicidal friend, keeps them from killing themselves.
Only being who understands the want to be erased from existence. Not to spit in God's face that they don't want heaven or to depart from God. Doesn't want to got to Hell either. Doesn't want to spend an eternity with out the ones they care about, believes human life is to short a time to live.
A being who cares about your well-being.
A comforter to the loved ones of the deceased; to help and protect them in that time of grief.
Possibly the kindest and most misunderstood Angel(not a demon). Helps in the transition of the human spirit from life to death onto the spiritual plane.
A good companion to his depressed and suicidal friend, keeps them from killing themselves.
Only being who understands the want to be erased from existence. Not to spit in God's face that they don't want heaven or to depart from God. Doesn't want to got to Hell either. Doesn't want to spend an eternity with out the ones they care about, believes human life is to short a time to live.
A being who cares about your well-being.
A comforter to the loved ones of the deceased; to help and protect them in that time of grief.
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American teacher teaching English in Japan famous for his "I am a Japanese schoolteacher" blog.
He gets Kancho'd a lot.
He gets Kancho'd a lot.
by Praetoriani May 11, 2005
In mythology, he is the angel of death.
In Kevin Smith's movie Dogma, he is a muse, a self proclaimed artist, who refused to fight on either side when there was a war fought between heaven and hell, he chose not to fight on either side, waiting to see which side won, before deciding where he stood, a true fence sitter, anyway when all was said and done, it could be argued that he remained neutral but he was kind of screwed for being such a coward... ln the film he was played by Jason Lee...the same guy from Mallrats who said, say, would you like a chocolate covered pretzel?
anyway: So after the fallen were banished to hell, God turned on those who wouldn't fight, and Azrael was sent down with the demons.
In Kevin Smith's movie Dogma, he is a muse, a self proclaimed artist, who refused to fight on either side when there was a war fought between heaven and hell, he chose not to fight on either side, waiting to see which side won, before deciding where he stood, a true fence sitter, anyway when all was said and done, it could be argued that he remained neutral but he was kind of screwed for being such a coward... ln the film he was played by Jason Lee...the same guy from Mallrats who said, say, would you like a chocolate covered pretzel?
anyway: So after the fallen were banished to hell, God turned on those who wouldn't fight, and Azrael was sent down with the demons.
Azrael: Oh no, I've seen way too many Bond movies to know that you never reveal all the details of your plan, no matter how close you may think you are to winning.
OR
Azrael: No pleasure, no rapture, no exquisite sin greater... than central air.
OR my favourite:
Azrael: But I'm a fuckin' demon.
OR
Azrael: No pleasure, no rapture, no exquisite sin greater... than central air.
OR my favourite:
Azrael: But I'm a fuckin' demon.
by kateR September 6, 2005
Azrael is the Angel of Death who is "forever writing in a large book and forever erasing what he writes: what he writes is the birth of man, what he erases is the name of the man at death."
by Mr.Keekles May 26, 2005