Good Omens will always be the greatest love story ever told for me ❤️
Absolutely lovely!
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Good Omens will always be the greatest love story ever told for me ❤️
Absolutely lovely!
Are you *aware* that as soon as they (the neighbors, the archangels, the canada) were erased from the Book Of Life, they COULD NOT be brought back, ever?
They allowed everyone to return. They allowed humanity to return. They wouldn't have been able to find their original universe back, and they chose to free humanity from a celestial or occult threat, taking the risk of never meeting in that other universe (and they still did).
Because this is what Good Omens is about. Humanity. And their love for it, for us.
Yes, god could have brought everything back as it was. We would have got Aziraphale and Crowley again, but for which prize?! Continuing to hide for the next 6000 years?! Living in fear for eternity?!
Just realized we have the proof Good Omens 3 still follows our real timeline (just like s1 and s2)
The meteor shower Anthony mentions and observes in the final scene is the Eta Aquariids, a meteor shower associated with Halley's Comet and visible in the Aquarius constellation. FYI, they were active from April 19 to May 28 with their peak around May 10 this year
The finale released on May 13, right during the peak
It's these kinds of lovely thoughtful details that makes me love Good Omens and rewatch it over and over again without getting tired of it. It's just perfect
Such observations are the cause why I love GO and the fandom
Messing About, Stacking the Deck, and Free Will - Why the themes of Good Omens Season 3 Worked for me
Hey all, it's been a bit of a rough time for us, hasn't it? I really enjoyed the finale, compromises, heartbreak, and all. I don't want this to come off as scolding or telling anyone they are wrong to feel the way they do, or that they don't 'get it,' because the finale allows for a multitude of valid and contradictory readings. But I haven't seen too many people talking about the things I've been mulling over for several days now?
I think part of the divide here is cultural, philosophical, religious, etc. Like, we're over here as a fandom trying to settle the longstanding question of Predetermination vs Free Will (among other things) in the space of four ten days!!! These are NOT trivial questions being brought to the fore!
Part 1: Messing About
I was really excited by season 2, I loved it, I think it is probably still my favorite? S2 E2 is perhaps the best television I've ever seen. And yes, season 2 focuses on the romance and relationship between Aziraphale and Crowley, but it also focuses on their relationship to *humans*.
The thing I was so excited about when season 2 first aired was in direct relation with something Adam says towards the end of the first book:
And after watching season 2 I was stoked!! "OH!! They're going to address that point in the final season!! I see now!!"
Part II: Stacking the Deck
I have seen quite a few folks bemoaning the gambling subplot and complaining that it takes up too much time but, in my opinion, it is *thematically* load bearing, and you really can't remove it because it is the bridge between "messing about" and the question of Free Will.
Part III: Free Will
Free Will in Good Omens is a bit of a sticky wicket. It is said that angels and demons do not have Free Will, but that humans do, that they get to choose, but... do they?
Part IV: Putting it All Together
So, at last, we come to the final sequence. In the show Aziraphale and Crowley are alone with Satan and God, and almost the whole of Creation destroyed.
Thank you so much for assorting all the parts of the puzzle and putting them together. Absolutely with you!
hand study + Francesca (+ gay marriage)
Beautiful work!
They didn’t just tell the story. They carried it. With grace, humor, heartbreak, and magic. We’re so lucky they were the ones to do it.
So glad to have them and everyone around, bringing the story to end
Random point about Good Omens in general and the finale, food for thought.
God loves games. We are told this. We are then shown in S1 the Three Card Monty, with the shuffling around of the babies on the birth of the Antichrist. The game comes up again related to magic with Aziraphale in S2, because he taught the game to Nefertiti using three cowrey shells. So, it's not just a game, it's a magic trick. So when Harry the Fish teaches Yehoshua the Three Card Monty, it is here in S3 where it all is hammered home.
Because the Three Card Monty isn't a game. And it's not a trick.
It's a con.
And when played for high stakes, the point of the Three Card Monty (ready, steady)...
... is to make your mark think they are making a free choice, when they aren't.
It involves a mark, a dealer, and a third-party who is presented as an outsider against the dealer, but has been secretly on the dealer's side all along.
Food for thought.
One day, maybe in the final days of their human life, Asa and Anthony feel complied to pick up that snowglobe thing that has been on their mantelpiece for the last twenty years, gathering dust.
He doesn't know why, but today, Asa feels like turning it upside down, and watch the snow fall on that red bookshop front.
And then, just like that, just with a blink of his eyes, eons of memories come back. He turns to his husband.
"Oh," he says. "Crowley..."
"Hello, angel."
Love this way to fill the gaps and tie loose ends
Crowley Of The Day: can I interest you in a slutty waist today? 
Can't resist those sleeky hips
So someone theorised that God and Satan's conversation meant:
Let's not erase their memories and say we did erase them so each of them thinks the other does not remember them.
Which id never thought of before? I thought they were talking about Job; "let's not kill their kids and say we did" yk?
But the former theory makes me feel a little delusional so im choosing to believe both at the same time. Might repost with evidence might not.
I also wondered about this conversation. If anybody has evidence for anything, let me know.
I was thinking about how so many creation myths are born from war or chaos... The idea that an entire world could come into existence through an act of love might genuinely be one of the softest, kindest, most heartbreakingly beautiful origin stories ever conceived.
Fated to find each other in every lifetime
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Incorrect Good Omens Quotes Masterpost Part 2 : here
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In every universe
I've heard it said that people come into our lives for a reason.
we've been here before
Great work! Loving them in every universe.
Drunk or not, Asa thinks Anthony is handsome
Incorrect Good Omens Quotes Masterpost Part 1 : here
Incorrect Good Omens Quotes Masterpost Part 2 : here
All my other incorrects quotes are to be found under this tag #incorrect good omens quotes
Like it or not, we never saw them so lighthearted
#crowley will always look out for you zira 🥺
That hit me hard
I think a lot of people who are disappointed with the good omens finale because it ostensibly only gave them 30 years together and only in one universe are missing a very important point:
the universe that Crowley asked for is literally our actual universe where the laws of physics are as science knows them — hence including quantum mechanics and the wave function
And one of the most common interpretations of the wave function among scientists is the many worlds interpretation (i.e. the multiverse), where each branching of the wave function creates another universe
So by the very laws of physics that Crowley asked for they didn't get just one universe but an endless string of universes in which they can be together without god, heaven, or hell
That is way more potent than spending eternity in a single cartoonish universe
Rachel Talalay explained creating the "new universe" by god with the Big Bang for our universe. So yes, this! In the end it was bigger than their relationship