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@calypsolarts
Without getting too deep, this ending is, at the very least, an interesting experiment to see how folks veiw what pieces are most fundamental in making someone who they are.
You are your memories and experiences. To say that the two characters we see at the end of S3 are even, in spirit, the same angel and demon we met on top of the wall will never sit right with me.
Every time someone says "They didn't need to say it" imagine me screaming at the screen YES THEY DID. Straight couples get to all the time. Only we are too puuuuure and speshful to kiss and say I love you
Every time someone says "They got to be happy" imagine me screaming at the screen NO THEY DIDN'T. My brothers are identical twins. That doesn't make them the same fucking person.
And no the humans in like all of Good Omens didn't get free will. They got erased in a nervous breakdown.
GO3 SPOILERS
I’m sorry but the same Crowley that saved Job’s children would NOT have been okay with simply wiping out the universe and starting all over again
You didn't like good omens 3 because there wasn't a stupid kiss. I didn't like it because my favourite characters got wiped out of existence. We are NOT the same and I don't wanna talk to you.
idk call me crazy maybe it’s just me but im so sick of queer ships having to settle for “maybe in another life” endings.
Every time I try to convince myself the ending wasn’t sad I remember Jesus saying “I never really get a chance” as he disappears from existence.
No wonder nobody could find you. This is where you were keeping all your memories. All your... you.
It's This. Beelzebub isn't even looking at the man next to her. That's not the person who is their hell and happiness. He's not in there. He's where his memories are -- in the fly.
In the finale ending we were given, I can see the power of Crowley's Choice, the incredible love for humanity in their sacrifice, and the beauty of Aziraphale's willingness to disappear into Nothingness with the one Being that makes him feel complete. And my little ace/grey heart is satified without a big show of physical affection, so I'm not sulking over the absence of a Kiss.
But this world, this story, told us that memories are what makes you You. That shiney new children can't just replace the children you already love. That other couples lives might mirror your story, but aren't actually You. That we build off of what is broken, and work to fix it as best we can. That brokenness is still lovable, deserves love and can find love.
Crowley told us the rules of the Book of Life, that what gets erased will have never existed. God contributed another worldbuilding rule, a coldly finite and absolute statement, in Her response to Crowley and Aziraphale's decision -- a Hobson's Choice, btw.
Eventually there'll be humans and life, in all of its mundane glory. Something that both of you will neither know or experience, though.
This is what many of us are struggling with. As much as we love this show and respect Sir Terry, this finale only gives Our Ineffables a happy human ending if the show unravels nearly every rule they ever told us -- including the last words God spoke moments before Asa and Anthony meet.
According to everything we were told, Aziraphale and Crowley are gone. It's a beautiful love story echoing throughout time and space, but it's not theirs anymore. What made them.. Them... is gone.
It's okay if you see it differently.
But many of us are stuck here, trapped in a limbo where our minds and hearts are faced with our own Hobson's Choice. Unexpected. Impossible. Heartbreaking.
Please be kind. We have a lot to lose.
We love this beautiful world too.
To Our World...
turns out i don’t love them in every universe if it means the og universe is destroyed and they never even existed
The destruction of the entire universe and every soul in it is a truly depressing ending. Just because God replaced it with another universe that looked similar doesn't change anything - this is Job and his children all over again. Job doesn't want new children, and neither do I.
it starts, as it will end, with a garden🌳
“your ship will not become canon” is boring. it’s expected. “your ship will become canon but only after getting erased from existence so it’s not exactly your ship. also they don’t kiss” is scary. it’s possible. it happened to me
queer people don’t deserve a proper kiss got ya
I envy people who like the ending of Go3 because my brain doesn't see it as "they're together, they're married" but screams: "they're dead, they're dead and their miserable human shells will die soon too" 🥴
It's the same level of writing as the "it was just a dream" kind of ending
Im gonna hit EVERYONE who said it was the perfect ending for them.
ITS NOT.
ITS NOT FAIR
crowley always being SO careful of aziraphale's boundaries and almost never touching him in the thousands of years he knew him. for once in his life deciding to be brave and cross that line after which he spends years miserable and drunk and alone. and then they never touch again and they die. it's just more profound this way dude it's really about deep emotional connections and eternal love. because two men being physically intimate can't possibly be love. there's for sure no reason to examine why that belief exists.