#gomens 2 spoilers

[ineffable-romantics]

The thing is, I don't think Aziraphale thinks of it as changing Crowley at all. To him, Pre-Fall Crowley and Demon Crowley are the same person, kind and fun and sweet and cool and equally beloved. So to him, there should be no difference whether Crowley is here on Earth or up in Heaven with him, he'll still just be Crowley, and at least this way they would be safe and protected.

All the while Crowley sees it as Aziraphale's long-term love and acceptance being conditional (like God's that was already ripped away), that Aziraphale has just been slumming it with him being a demon bc there wasn't anything they could do about it, and that he's jumping at the chance to fundamentally change Crowley the first chance he gets.

[numbuh424]

THE WAY THEY KEPT GETTING CLOSER TO ONE ANOTHER WITH EACH PASSING MEMORY UNTIL THEY WERE RIGHT BY EACH OTHER'S SIDE 🥹🥹🥹

[edgarallennope]

I didn't

It hadn't hit me.

It hadn't hit me because I watched it all in one go and I stayed up all night to do it.

It hadn't hit me why Crowley was so certain that seeking shelter from the rain would make them fall in love.

[creapysummer]

"give me coffee or give me death" just fucking give me death at this point

[wopmia]

We could have been Us - Spoilers for Good omens season 2

One last kiss for you my, dear.

[euphoriaonpluto]

guys guys GUYS i don't thing you understand. that line implies that BOTH CROWLEY AND AZIRAPHALE HEARD THE NIGHTINGALE. they HEARD IT and they KNEW what the universe was implying THEY WERE AWARE OF THE NARRATIVE AND THEY EMBRACED IT WITH OPEN ARMS im biting the walls

[gaynaegis]

The s2 poster but lets add a bit of rizz✨ to it

[xxlifeisjustadreamxx]

I was discussing this with some friends and thought I would share with you guys.

Sure, that final episode was probably the saddest thing since the creation of the all-denim look back in the late 90's ( and I don't mean sad as it being bad but as it being sad sad). But I think it really paints a great journey for the next season for a lot of reasons but the one I'm gonna be talking is:

Aziraphale takes Crowley for granted.

Now, I don't mean this in a bad way. I think most of us have also taken the people we love the most for granted. I see that happen mostly with families: we argue a lot, we can be so cruel to them sometimes, but we feel more comfortable doing that to them than with other people because we believe they'll love us and be there no matter what.

Now, throughout both seasons we've seen innumerous moments from Aziraphale that show us precisely that.

Crowley has rescued Aziraphale too many times to count. Aziraphale himself has revealed that, in a way, he lets him rescue him because "it makes him so happy." This season Crowley has also said to Aziraphale during the whole demon attack, before he came out of the bookshop, something along the lines of "I'll come back, I'm not leaving you on your own." and when he takes Maggie and Nina out of the bookshop later he asks "Can you handle this?".

Then there's also their disagreements. I get the feeling that, because they've had so many throughout the ages and everything ends up alright in the end, Aziraphale knows Crowley will come back to him eventually after they argue.

At the scene in the coffee shop, Crowley tells Aziraphale that he calls either because he's bored, he did something clever he wants to share before he pops, or something's wrong (which in a way also shows that Crowley can't believe that Aziraphale does that simply because he matters so much to him, but I digress). Aziraphale knows that no matter the reason, Crowley is always gonna answer his calls, he's always gonna be there to listen to him.

On the other hand, Crowley has become increasingly dependent on Aziraphale. He is miserable when they are angry at each other, he's happier when he's with Aziraphale and he has come to a point where he can't say no to the angel. And this only fuels Aziraphale's behaviour and vice versa.

In the last episode we see Crowley saying no. Aziraphale seems to not really take it that seriously and keeps on talking about it and trying to convince him of coming with him. Crowley keeps saying no. Aziraphale sort of behaves like he knows that eventually Crowley will say yes. Crowley keeps saying no. Now Aziraphale is getting frustrated because this isn't how things usually go. And then Crowley says his final no and goes away.

This isn't how it usually goes. I mean, yes, they have gone their own separate ways before and Crowley always comes back but Aziraphale knows this time is final. It feels final.

That being said, they need to grow. They need to grow on their own so they can then grow together.

Both of these lovely idiots who I hold very dearly to my heart need to learn about all this on their own so then, when they get back together, and yes they will, but I'm sure it will be way more meaningful this time, they can love each other better.

[diagnosed-anxiety-disorder]

HES A SHOSTAKOVICH FAN????? AZIRAPHALE I LIKE YOU EVEN MORE

[ineffable-romantics]

"The demon who now?"

[numbuh424]

can we talk about gabriel's rizz game for a second?? using a miracle on the jukebox so it endlessly plays beelzebub's favorite song? "wherever beelzebub is... is my Heaven"? surrendering his title as archangel and willingly going to hell just to be with them?? oh romance is alive and well I think

[edgarallennope]

NOT ONLY DID THEY MAKE INEFFABLE BUREAUCRACY CANON, IT HAPPENED:

FASTER

SMOOTHER

WITH HEALTHIER COMMUNICATION

THAN INEFFABLE HUSBANDS

THEY'RE NOT EVEN THE BEST AT BEING A TRAITOROUS FORBIDDEN LOVERS

[creapysummer]

can we PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE talk about the end of the job minsode (spoilers)

"i go along with hell as far as i can"

"that sounds..."

"what?"

"lonely."

"you're an angel who goes along with heaven as far as you can."

"that sounds..."

"lonely? yeah."

"i but you said it wasn't?"

"im a demon. I lied."

[spacerockband]

clingy

[arcanacenturia]

It's so nice of Neil Gaiman to have given Michael and David an occasion to make out

[fangirlofallthefandoms]

Actually I take back everything I ever said about people being dumb for not knowing Clark Kent and Superman are the same person. I didn't realize the actor playing Maggie and Furfur were in season one as one of the nuns and Shakespeare.