"I suppose it wouldn't do any good for me to talk to him about it," Aziraphale mutters, twisting his fingers together. He'd probably get laughed at for his trouble. No, best to stay out of it. Although he has a feeling that Moloch would not have minded in the slightest if Beelzebub had been successful.

The story is touching; Aziraphale is already aware of Beelzebub's soft spot for animals, but the fact that he took the time to bury the horses in Eden speaks volumes to his character. "How fascinating! I suppose 'undead' is the technically correct term. I'd like to see the both of them someday, unless you're concerned that my ethereal nature will spook them."