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accidentally clicked on a horrible good omens fanfic very ooc major character death memory loss human au. yeah on amazon prime

fellshish

does anybody remember the s1 exchange between aziraphale and crowley where crowley was like what do you mean god is going to drown everyone even kids you can’t kill kids and then aziraphale was like it’s ok god is going to create a rainbow at the end :))))) and then the gomens finale is like god kills everyone but it’s ok bc there’s 1 gay couple at the end :)))))) anyway,

fuckyeahgoodomens

Some of the subtle clues that Aziraphale and Crowley switched bodies

Bonus - not so subtle anymore, where ‘Crowley’ is sitting prim and proper and ‘Aziraphale’ kind of lying on the bench (plus their reverse sitting position)

Bonus 2:

Bonus 3: We usually see Aziraphale under the sign E (east), but ‘Aziraphale’ under the opposite W (west)

bohoteacher

Why not reblog this now? It reminds me of some of my favorite scenes.

kotse

to add to their earthly to-do list 📋

commission me on kofi

dogpuppy

bon-bonsai

Happy pride month to everyone! and to my fav genderfluid, agender; demon and angel.

glumdelay

Playing god Trying out a bit more realistic proportions and shading! I love the snowglobe concept and wanted to do a bit more character study for Crowley

kotse

from one, two

commission me on kofi

oopsalldt

He’s like a strange cat-snake-thing

twilightcitysky

I think the greater crime than the bad hair is that they turned Anthony into ANGEL Crowley. Astrophysics and all. Zero reference to snakes/ plants/ music/ cars. Crowley fought for 3 seasons to be seen as who he IS and not the angel he used to be, and not to be judged for his fall, and it was all for nothing. "God's best angel" give me a break no wonder he decided to off them both

#spoilers #good omens spoilers #ahhhhhh oh I hate that I hate that that is such a fucking good point god damnit

memes-will-go3-on

All opinions are valid, as long as you articulate them nicely and you're not an asshole to those who don't agree

laudnumdrinker

Just saw this snippet of a Terry Pratchett interview about the reversal of the deaths in Good Omens and it floored me.

This convinces me more than anything that the ending we got is not what he would have wanted.

lancrewizzard

This quote led me to a chunk of the larger piece (I'm sure I have the whole thing in one of my books of Pterry's writing but I can't find any of said books right now) and a couple of other things stand out to me.

First, we have confirmation that Pratchett was the one who actually put Good Omens together in its final form: "One person has to be overall editor, and do all the stitching and filling and slicing and, as I've said before, it was me by agreement" which honestly explains A Lot about the differences between the book and S1 of the show. I think it could be argued that the book was Good Omens put together by Pratchett and the show was Good Omens put together by Gaiman, which would explain the vast differences in vibes even if the main story is functionally the same.

Secondly, "Neil's had a major influence on the opening scenes, me on the ending" to me neatly explains why the ending of the book was so bravely, unabashedly, unrealistically happy and hopeful, and why the TV finale was... not. Even in the work of him that I've enjoyed (which is quite a lot, even if it is now soured by Events) Gaiman doesn't do fully happy endings, and they always end up bittersweet at best, and i don't think even in a best case scenario that was what a continuation of Good Omens needed, but it's what Gaiman gave it regardless.

#good omens spoilers #spoilers #I’ve been trying to avoid posting spoilers (probably not super well tbh lol)#especially since I haven’t actually watched it yet bc I’m afraid lolol #but this makes so much sense