Let's say we take F15 at face value. No deeper meanings, no analysis on every frame of the kiss, no digging deep on how words could have a secret meaning, nothing. Purely just on dialogue.
Face value F15 still makes both Aziraphale and Crowley right AND wrong.
I know there are already metas and theories about this, but please, just my two cents. I need to get it out.
Was Aziraphale wrong for wanting to bring back Crowley to heaven knowing what happened to Crowley? Yes.
Was Aziraphale wrong for making black and white statements between heaven being good and hell being bad? Yes.
Was Aziraphale right on wanting to find a way to be with Crowley in the "best" circumstance they can find just to be with them more freely than what they have now? Yes.
Was Aziraphale right on wanting to make a change in heaven and have Crowley beside him along the process? Yes.
Was Crowley wrong for calling Aziraphale stupid for wanting to go back to heaven? Yes.
Was Crowley wrong for kissing Aziraphale, unconsensually, while both were emotionally charged and are talking at different wavelengths? Yes.
Was Crowley right to express his disappointment that Aziraphale agreed to go back to heaven? Yes.
Was Crowley right in expressing what he wants for the both of them to have, no matter heaven and hell? Yes.
Face value as it is, no one is above the other in terms of right or wrong. Maybe Aziraphale is still hoping for a chance in best circumstance between them and Crowley to be together without hiding and running away. Maybe Crowley just wants to be together with the angel, heaven and hell be damned.
They are right in feeling those, in wanting it, despairing for it. THEY ARE RIGHT.
The part where both of them went wrong is simply because they're not communicating both of their fears and desires, eye-to-eye. Crowley's concerns are focused on their side (love, passion, companionship, them). Aziraphale's was focused on fear (heaven's offer, no more hiding, possibly make changes). The only thing they agreed on was that it was about them, but they never managed to fully talk about where them would be in place. Which caused their argument and heartbreak. They were talking at different wavelengths which is why they never really understood what each of them are trying to convey.
They love each other. It's as simple as that, however, to get there is something both of them have yet to properly put in place with all the obstacles they are facing.
No one needs to grovel or kneel or be useless to prove a point or be vindicated of the hurt. They need each other yes, but praying for Aziraphale's downfall in heaven is like Crowley wanting to ask God questions to better assist the universe only for God to throw Crowley down the pit.
Yes, you are spitting in Crowley's face if you want Aziraphale's downfall. Aziraphale's plans are for all of them, humanity, and the love Crowley and Aziraphale has cultivated throughout the millenia.
If you don't support Aziraphale, you don't support Crowley too.
I'm sure Crowley would be smiting the hell out of all of you who hates and disparages the angel he loves and cares about the most.
Let's support Crowley during the pain, and let's wish Aziraphale the best. They deserve the best outcomes of their immortal love afterall.
