GO3 spoilers if you haven't watched it
so i just watched it today cus i had exams and shit but here's my thoughts.
i liked it, i ugly cried so many times.
now the thing with Asa and Anthony,,, like i just wanna talk about the likeness between anthony and crowley are (like ik they’re the same but still let me yap)
so before asa and anthony met, anthony was already a professor. he already has the stars and astrology or some shit, i gues you could say he's content. in the end, he says to asa 'I have everything i need. i have the stars and you.'
which is lovely, and it made me think back to crowley at the before the beginning when he was creating the nebula factories,,, he was happy and content with that life, he wasn't searching for anyone or anything else, just him and the stars, and then suddenly aziraphale stumbled in, offered help and they've been stuck to the hip ever since (more or less)
and then it made me think about the decision azira and crowley made in the end. cus my understanding of their characters is Aziraphale wants to do good; either out of obligation, conscience, habit; it's his trademark, you could say. Crowley is, on the other hand, just good. best angel there was, as aziraphale said, because crowley cared so much about everything.
so i do think when azira said he chose heaven for crowley, i believe its partly because he wants to keep the world going and safe as to do good, but partly it was because crowley cared so much about earth and the universe that he knew it would break him if it all went to shit, at least more than it woulde break aziraphale himself.
that scene in the bookshop when they were the last two beings in the universe and Aziraphale is immediately fussing about, looking for cocoa and whatnot, i feel that was him trying to distract himself and crowley from the fact that the world has gone to shit, BUT if satan hadn't shown up i do believe he would have been fine for a couple of years of just him and crowley in the bookshop.
i think he wrote to summon god BECAUSE crowley wanted answers. he didn't particularly have anything to ask god until he was forced to actually think about it. also that little eden scene of theirs, and azira says well we both know what i'd choose, but that's not the question, it's your choice,,, because when it comes down to, crowley or the world, this time around he's putting crowley first. and he knew crowley would never be happy with that, no matter what he said.
also every time jesus was on, it was like watching a new york mamdani subplot variant
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