How Many Nipples?

We did matching pfp with my bestie so that I’d feel better after finishing the show. IT’S SO PRETTY I JUST CAN’T AJWOFJFIDGBSJEBR.

Crowley: Take a big cup. put six shots of espresso, and nothings else.

Aziraphale: That sounds fun. does it come you down?

Crowley: Not really.

Aziraphale: Yeah, what do you sell that calms people down?

Nina: Eccles cake.

Aziraphale: Some Eccles cake please.

As I understood from the fandom, The word "Eccles" is a Greek ecclesia, meaning "the church", pointing how Aziraphale accepts to to return to Heaven as the Supreme Archangel. To)

I loooove this interaction because it shows how much they care for each other. Aziraphale tries to calm Crowley down after the whole Gabriel thing.

l've also heard that Crowley orders the coffee to blend in with human since Crowley doesn't like eating, while Aziraphale eats for pleasure and has a sweet tooth.

much they care for each other. Aziraphale tries to calm Crowley down after the whole Gabriel thing.

l've also heard that Crowley orders the coffee to blend in with human since Crowley doesn't like eating, while Aziraphale eats for pleasure and has a sweet tooth.

There's only one thing I don't understand:

Why did Crowley tempted Aziraphale to eat for the first time back in Job's episode (s2 ep2) when apparently he doesn't like eating?

I feel my own personality in between these post.

Why did Aziraphale reject Crowley with “I forgive you”?

Aziraphale’s “I forgive you” is a defense mechanism. As an angel he’s been conditioned to see disobedience as sin, so when Crowley proposes something that contradicts Heaven’s rules, whether running away (Season 1) or rejecting Heaven’s offer (Season 2), the training kicks in.

He can’t openly admit his love for Crowley and when Crowley steps beyond the line of “just friends,” Aziraphale panics and falls back on the only “safe” emotional script he has ever learned instead of saying things like “I love you too.” or “I want this but I’m afraid it’s wrong.”

Another way I like to think about it is when Crowley is vulnerable, Aziraphale doesn’t want to see him as sinful. He wants Crowley to be the angel he once was so “I forgive you” kinda means “Don’t make me see you as Fallen.” or “Please stay someone I’m allowed to love.”

It’s tragic because Crowley doesn’t need forgiveness! he needs acceptance! 😭😭😭

He also doesn’t understand that Crowley isn’t asking him to sin and rebellion. What Crowley wants is partnership and love. Since Aziraphale interprets it through his angelic lens he sees R running away together as disobedience and kissing as temptation. “I forgive you for your disobedience.” is the only way he can cope with.💔💔💔💔

It’s even more tragic because Crowley doesn’t understand any of those!!

Crowley takes the words at face value and “I forgive you” sounds judgmental. He has spent 6,000 years being punished by Heaven. The last thing he wants is to hear Heaven’s language’s in the mouth of the one person he trusts.

Also Crowley doesn’t know how emotionally fragile Aziraphale is and how deeply Aziraphale’s fear of Heaven runs. He doesn’t see the panic beneath it; He thinks Aziraphale simply chooses duty over love.

I just wish they talk about these little misunderstandings in GO3 🤍🖤

I JUST FOUND OUT THAT NIGHTINGALES SYMBOLIZE CONNECTION BETWEEN HUMAN AND DEVINE WORLD (IN FOLKLORE) AND WHEN CROWLEY SAID “no nightingales” HE MEANT HE AND AZIRAPHALE WILL LOOSE THEIR CONNECTION ONCE AZIRAPHALE GOES TO HEAVEN AND CROWLEY STAYS ON EARTH.

I’ve heard a lot of people saying Aziraphale fell in love with Crowley only because Crowley defies demon stereotypes and there's some goodness in him. He shows kindness, didn’t kill Jobs’s goats and children, protects humans, risks punishment to do what feels right, etc.

Aziraphale has a deeply angelic worldview, shaped by Heaven’s strict definitions of good and evil. So when Crowley shows tenderness or loyalty, Aziraphale interprets it as a “hidden spark of goodness.” which is quite comforting for an optimistic angel who always sees the positive in everything.

That lead me to this question:

Would Aziraphales still love Crowley as demon if he wasn’t as good and as caring as he is now?

Does that mean Azirphale only loves Crowley because he believes Crowley is a good demon? How much can our beliefs effect our love?

Many fans argue that reducing Crowley to “a demon with goodness inside” is oversimplifying him; And I personally agree with that because Crowley isn’t an angel in disguise; He’s a complex demon who chooses kindness without needing Heaven’s approval. He is worthy of love not because he secretly fits Heaven’s definition of good, but because he is uniquely himself. To summerize, the “inner goodness” Aziraphale’s belief is more about Crowley’s true nature rather than his angelic bias. Goodness is a part of Crowley not the reason!

I just remembered this scene from GO2 ep2 where Job was asking god questions.

Crowley: “Is god actually talking to him?”

Aziraphale: “I don’t suppose he is getting any answers.”

Crowley: “But just to be able to ask the question”.

then, I remembered some dialogues he had throughout the show:

“I never asked to be a demon.”

“I only ever ask questions. That’s all it took to be a demon.”

To muriel: “I haven’t always been a demon.”

Aziraphale: “You were an angel once.”

Aziraphale: “You said no to hell. So you’re good.”

GOD TAKE MY SOUL I JUST CAN’T 😭

Aziraphale: So who’s the side are you on?

Crowley: My side.

Aziraphale: That sounds…

Crowley: What, lonely? No, I’m not lonely…

….

Aziraphale: So what am I!

Crowley: You’re just an angel who goes along with heaven as far as he can.

Aziraphale: That sounds…

Crowley: Lonely?

*Aziraphale nodding*

Aziraphale: “But you said it wasn’t!”

Crowley: I’m a demon. I lie.

I think the reason we feel sad after watching this show is the yearning to have such chemistry with someone (romantically or platonically). Good Omens was much more than “two people having the best and smoothest slow burn ever where one of them confesses and the other denies”. At least for me, their relationship is much more than the kiss and confession; It’s devotion wrapped inside decades of restraint, longing. It’s that feeling of comfort and familiarity with someone else. Their relationship is built on mutual protection, shared secrets, forbidden trust; A kind of unspoken loyalty that is stronger than their own natures.

They had to obey their head office, but over centuries, they slowly realized that:

Humanity is messy and beautiful, and both Heaven and Hell are terrible at understanding it.

So they begin bending rules...

Then bending harder...

Then outright breaking them — mostly for each other.

They choose co-operation.

Then companionship.

Then something that looks like love, even if unspoken.

I honestly did not expect the last episode to become obliviously romantic and I thought it was ok for Aziraphale (looking at Crwaley like he was in love or smiling whenever he’s around) to be a bit abnormal since he’s not human.

Aziraphale fell in love first, right in the beginning of everything. The whole Nebula was being created in front of his eyes but he was looking at Crawley the whole time. He has a deep longing for goodness, but also for freedom. He is trapped between obedience and desire. He loves quietly, but deeply. The kind that doesn’t need grand gestures to be real, and sometimes, quiet love is the kind that lasts the longest.

Crowley fell in live harder. He’s personality is bold, sharp, rebellious. He loves loudly through actions. He breaks rules, takes risks, gets his hands dirty. He shielding Aziraphale from Heaven or Hell. His love feels fierce, protective, self-sacrificial. He is more dependent to Aziraphale because he is his everything and he broke more at the end.

I absolutely love the philosophy behind it:

They should not love each other.

But they do.

Not despite their differences; Because of their differences .