Sacred Haven of Debauchery

Well, I think Jeanne didn't quite grasp who she was talking about. Otherwise, I think she would have been shocked.

Yeah, that's how it was. But Nina's decision doesn't become any less amusing because of it.

What bothers me more is that he wants to dominate, control, and belittle her and her friends, and she's all "oh, how cute, I love you." What a fool, she's a Dalek dragon, she should have bitten off his head already and not worry about it ><

Yeah, all these attempts at romance seem very strange, especially when he was the one who gave the order to kill her.

Although... Azazel wants to wipe out almost the entire human race, and I'm all "oh, how cute, I love you."

In the first season, when he was acting like a schoolboy. But Azazel from the first and second seasons are practically different characters. In the second season, even though he doesn't have any particular problems with killing Charios' soldiers, he doesn't really want to involve outsiders in their conflicts. In fact, he saved Nina even before he started considering her a demon. In short, he likes to pretend to be something he's not, but in reality, he's become an anti-hero. As opposed to Charios, who doesn't really care about people at all.