"We're not!" blurts Aziraphale indignantly, just as Orisa says, "Sssnakes are complicated. He doesn't like it because they're the symbol of deviousness and deccception. But that's Crowely, not snakes."

Aziraphale frowns deeply to himself, keeping his attention on the grill. He knows there is sense in what Orisa's saying, in fact he's already considered all of it, but he still doesn't have to like it. Daine is probably right, that the animal's shape has to do with a person's personality, but it distresses him to imagine what people might think of him, seeing him with a great serpent.

"Snakes are most comfortable when they can go about their businessss," says Orisa matter-of-factly. "That's Aziraphale for you."

"Well," mutters Aziraphale, though he can't quite muster an argument.