Good Omens!! Tennant and Sheen!! 😇😎 Once just peacefully obsessed with Star Trek Enterprise & Trip Tucker, now swept away by the Good Omens maelstrom. Also love DS9, Next Generation, Voyager, flowers, photography, music, tea parties (with cake!), colour & clouds.
Since you motherfuckers are as thirsty as me, here’s every single frame of Aziraphale feeling indulgent relief in the beginning of the time-bubble at the end of the world. I sliced it TO THE INDIVIDUAL FRAME on either side.
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piggybacking off this post by @aduckwithears: what if the bookshop was noah's ark 2.0, but for everything?
what if they end up in the shop after everything has been erased, only this time crowley thinks: was the place always this big? it’s more of a maze than he remembers, now that he’s properly looking. rows and rows of shelves twisting and turning in a dozen labyrinthine directions. staircases spiraling up to nowhere. hallways branching off the foyer like tree roots, that’s new.
aziraphale emerges from the bowels of the shop, successful in his quest for cocoa. a warm drink at the end of all things, how painfully british. as far as crowley can tell, nothing has survived; not the earth, or alpha centauri, or any distant stars and nebulas clinging to the skin of the universe. not even light, the fastest, most fundamental thing in all of creation. but somehow, fortnum & mason has. somehow, aziraphale’s chintzy mug embossed with the words HOT STUFF in blazing cherry red above a little cartoon devil has.
“don’t ask,” he says, pushing it into crowley’s hands.
crowley opens his mouth, several questions and a taunt or two already lined up in the wings— and that's when he sees it.
oh.
that’s definitely new.
“angel.”
“it was a gift, if you must know, white elephant gone horribly, horribly wrong, and then i couldn’t bring myself to donate it, one can never have too much drinkware—”
“aziraphale, shut up a moment, would you, and look.”
to the angel’s credit, he shuts up and looks.
memory is a funny thing, unreliable, easily eroded. crowley would have sworn, cross his char-blackened heart, that the tree was taller. in his mind, the branches extend like reverent hands towards the heavens, heavy with fruit, wide and green and swallowing up the whole sky. he is very small, beneath it.
aziraphale’s hand finds his shoulder. “oh.”
“yeah.”
“well, that’s…certainly a design choice. did we…?”
“who else? we’re all that’s left.” but no, that’s not quite right. the dickens. crowley scoops it up, flips it open, then keeps flipping, eyes dancing over pages that are no longer empty.
next to him, aziraphale frowns into his mug. “but how? if this is some sort of, of…cosmic leg-pull, i confess i’m failing to see the—” his face goes blank, then lights up like a christmas tree, a study in giddy. “oh! oh, of course. even the dickens.”
“it was you.” crowley takes his time with the words, feeling each one rush through him. an equal yet opposite kind of flood. “you named him, and it brought him back.”
they gaze at each other, stunned.
“we need more books,” says crowley, at the same time that aziraphale declares, “we need more cocoa.”
and so it goes. they start with the classics, squabbling over semantics (“for the last time, crowley, twilight does not count. i don’t care how many copies were sold worldwide.”) they brave the jeffrey archers. they pore over encyclopedias, scraping their teeth on words like lithospheric mantle, reveling in the euphony of sonoluminescence. and something peculiar starts to happen, a sort of field of dreams situation.
people start happening.
they’re the only thing that could, really. if a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear, does it matter? the tree was there; the knowledge was there. it was real. it existed, in spite of. because of. what use does humanity have for a book that tells them, yes, you can be, i will allow it, i will permit it. we create our own mythos, simply by living, by looking at the rorschach blob and finding joy in the mess, beauty in the mundane. you’ve seen the post: forty-thousand years ago, humans stenciled their handprints on the wall of a cave, and this morning, my niece learned to fingerpaint.
so yes, people start happening. friends curl up in the shop’s back room, trashing oprah’s book club pick of the month. lovers spin in a slow circle beneath the oculus as fred astaire croons from the gramophone. someone brings up the duct-taped banana (“how fucking pretentious. anyone could do that shit.” “yeah, but they didn’t. this dude did. in this essay, i will—”), and someone else says, have some art nouveau, maybe you’ll calm down, and the far atrium is suddenly a tribute to klimt, bursting with geometric golds and ornamental greens. in the foyer, a young man teaches amateur card tricks from a folding table that aziraphale will swear up and down isn’t his; the tag on his jumper reads, hi, my name is josh. here, a neolithic wheel. there, a 7th-century chaturanga board. paul blart: mall cop, wedged between the self-helps and memoirs. people begetting creation begetting people, an ouroboros of abracadabra, creating as they speak, until the bookshop is overflowing with it. bursting at the seams with humanity. the world is remade here, in the gaps between stanzas of that shitty poem you wrote when you were twelve, in the canned laughter on your best friend’s favorite sitcom. i am trying to get the seas back on the maps, where they belong. i am trying to love the world back to normal. we survive through storytelling, that ineffable collision of necessity and ingenuity, anchoring the world like the roots of a great tree. we tell stories to remind ourselves that we are alive. we are here.
slowly but surely, the void beyond the bookshop’s windows begins to brighten. human hands stitch the universe back together. and a small eternity later, crowley and aziraphale pull the stream of time around themselves like a cocoon, and rest.
“there’s nothing to forgive, you know,” crowley says. “i know i was flippant about it before, but the truth is— we were both a little bit right, in the end. weren’t we?”
“and a little bit wrong,” aziraphale agrees.
there is sunlight, their time-adjacent bubble. it catches in aziraphale’s cloud of curls, limning him in gold. not a halo, but a frame. the contour of a face and form freely chosen. every day for the rest of our lives, we’ll get to choose, crowley will think, the realization settling just behind his ribs. how about that.
he sees it, the moment aziraphale realizes it too.
“actually i take it back.” crowley grins, and the space between them contracts, then shrinks, a star collapsing. “yeah, i’d like an apology for the pointy teeth. my culture’s not your costume, angel.”
aziraphale’s smile is luminous. “crowley. beloved.”
“hm?”
“shut up a moment, would you, and kiss me. properly, this time.”
“such hard work,” says crowley, and he does. there might be supernovas. maybe another big bang. nobody is around to see it, celestial, infernal, or otherwise, but that’s alright. it exists, it has always existed. here, in the kitchen, loving the world. steadfastly loving.
It was over and they were finally safe. Now Aziraphale and Crowley are relaxing in their South Downs cottage garden, sitting on the bench together in the warm sunshine. Crowley has taken off his sunglasses and has his feet up on the little wooden table, a flute of champagne in his right hand and his left arm around Aziraphale's shoulders, holding him close. Aziraphale has his jacket off, bow tie and top shirt button undone. His shoes and socks are off and he can feel the grass under his bare feet. It reminds him of Eden, only better. He turns to gaze at Crowley with a big smile and they clink glasses. Crowley smiles back and for the first time there is no fear as they look into each others eyes. They gently start to kiss as the nightingale sings in the tree above them
Crowley deserved to be happy and accepted as a demon. He deserved to be loved for who he currently was and not just by what he used to be. He deserved to have found healing and peace in his current life, not in another where he has no memory of the life that shaped him.
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Hi, Good Omens fam, long time no see. I miss you! We're all still dealing with the finale and the fallout one way or another and this post is explicitly not supposed to be a place to argue about it in any way.
Understandably emotions are still running high, but no matter how you feel about it all, your feelings are valid! Hopefully there's still one motto we all agree on, so my Good Omens LEGO babies and I come bearing a little throwback to S1 as a gift for you.
These two want to bring you a little happiness in those hard times and hopefully make you smile with a little re-enactment of this famous moment.
They really did their best to get it as close to the original setting as possible, but please forgive any discrepancies. Almost 2000 years is a long time after all! 😉
Please enjoy, reblog, like, comment,... and most importantly:
You have explicit permission for non-commercial use of this Ineffable LEGO photo as long as you don't alter it and/or remove the credit!
Be kind to each other (and to yourself).
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On a more serious note, I am well aware that this scene is not actually Aziraphale and Crowley asking people to be kind, but the rather horrible acknowledgement that "Be kind to each other" apparently did get everyone upset enough to crucify Jesus.
And yet, this scene, this snippet, this quote has become one of the fundamental principles of a huge part of the Good Omens fandom. It has been a cornerstone to deal with a lot of bullshit inside and outside the fandom. It's one of the most used gifs as a gentle reminder that whatever bullshit we're dealing with, please be kind to each other. And I love that appropriation of this scene.
I've got to know so many wonderful people in this fandom who embody this principle to the point that I've stayed through the good and the bad times. I'm clinging to the hope that we'll survive the current rift, too! Again, with patience and kindness.
To Our World! 🥂
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Tagging the usual crowd with the customary addendum to please let me know if you want to be added to or removed from the list! 😘
These are three pieces of concept art done by Louis Ralph for what was going to be a full season 3. There was a plot where Jesus and Adam Young would have been in New York City, which these were probably for.
If you zoom in on the left in the background, you see this mural for season 3
"Ngk, Aziraphale I don't think this is the right ti-"
Aziraphale touches Crowley's cheek and reaches for an apple.
"Let me tempt you," he offers the fruit to the former demon.
Crowley takes it, confused and bites, what's the worst that can happen?
Aziraphale smiles at him and pulls him in for a kiss, tasting the apple from Crowley's lips. They don't notice the horrified screams of God and Satan who disappear in a puff of smoke because Aziraphale and Crowley stopped believing they could be relevant in this moment, at the end of the universe.
"I can hear traffic." Crowley whispers into Aziraphale's ear when they stop for a moment to breathe, wrapped around each other.
"Mmm, I think we need something more drastic to bring the rest of the universe back though."
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“Are you angry with me?”
Aziraphale responded by shaking his head.
“I chose the universe over you.”
“So did I.”
“But that was,” Crowley continued, back on his feet and to his pacing around the bookshop. “We-we couldn’t have been happy then. Not if we knew what was going on. Heaven and Hell.” Crowley gesticulated wildly. “As you said - I just didn’t think, you know, that the system could change.”
“I know.” Aziraphale agreed quietly. “But the thing wasn’t to know it can change. It was to keep going in uncertainty.”
“Angel.”
“And - we still don’t have that.”
“What do you mean?” Crowley asked, voice rising.
“Certainty darling. About anything. Can we be happy?” Aziraphale laughed. “We spent 6000 years arguing and bickering. And hiding.”
“I thought that was what marriage was about?”
Aziraphale turned to Crowley then, smiling.
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
Chapter 2 of my GO3 fix it ❤️
I'd be delighted if you gave this a go ✨
Or start with the prologue here.
"Pass me a book." Crowley says, eyes not leaving Satan.
"Which book?" Aziraphale is trying to think, why does it feel so hard?
"Well, it doesn't matter, they're all blank. Whichever one you give me is the right one."
Does Crowley have to be so short with him? Aziraphale wonders. What is happening to them? He reaches for a book. 'Bleak House' -oh. Fog. Love. Paperwork. Endless disputes. New home, like the old but... He hands it over to Crowley who writes in it.
"But - but that isn't The Book of Life." Something sparkles in Aziraphale's mind. If only he could get a moment to himself. Concentrate.
"It is if we say it is." Aziraphale hears Crowley say.
"What are you two idiots doing now?"
"I want answers." Crowley insists.
"Oh--no, no, you can't do that." Satan looks alarmed Aziraphale notices. But why? Oh.
"Oh, yes, we can." Crowley snarls at Satan. "Do you want to write it?" he asks.
"Give me the pen." Aziraphale sits down at his beloved desk, looks at the page in front of him. Absolutely not he thinks.
Satan' Aziraphale writes in the New Abridged Book of Life, disappeared like a nightmare upon waking, the only thing left after him was a vague feeling of dread and a bad memory.
"What are you doing angel? Did you just disappear Satan??" Crowley turns to Aziraphale sat at his desk, wide-eyed, Satan vanishing from in front of his eyes.
"Well, I'm sorry Crowley, I did try to be nice to him first!" Aziraphale snaps and feels his temper rise. He takes a deep breath. No. He will control this. He really needs some time to himself. "I don't know what you were expecting, reasonable answers? From him?"
"No, that's not- what are you writing now?"
With the universe destroyed, Aziraphale keeps going, hand shaking just slightly, God also ceased to exist, having nothing to control anymore, the two beings that never could be controlled out of Their grasp.
"Aziraphale!"
"Do you have any other ideas darling? Any better ideas?" Aziraphale asks, pouting. “We might not be getting any answers, but we are also not getting tricked by Them!" Aziraphale hisses.
"Um,” Crowley seems to concede, “What about - the books?" he gestures around them.
“You know, as much as I’d like to bring the universe back right this minute, I’d rather have a cup of tea first if you don’t mind and a moment to myself.”
“There’s nowhere I can lea-“
“Don’t be silly Crowley. You don’t count." Aziraphale sighs, looking and feeling so, so tired. "I mean," he gestures, "You don’t disturb my peace. Usually. I like having you around," he raises his voices as he tries to explain, "Haven’t I proved that over the millennia?”
“Well yes, but sometimes you’d still insinuate you have work to do-“
“Introverts have limits even for loved ones Crowley." Aziraphale sighs. "I haven’t had moment to myself in years. Let me get that cup of tea and then we can discuss what to do with the universe. After. Okay dear?”
This is fix-it four I think, you can find three here, two here and one on AO3.
"Crowley, you know when I just said, 'Two of you, Deity and the Adversary, facing off.'" Aziraphale whispers under the tree in his bookshop.
"Yea?" Comes Crowley's choked answer.
"Well, do you remember the Arrangement?"
'Of course I do," Crowley whisper-hisses back in a - why are you bringing this up now - tone. "Heaven, Hell, pointless work, cancelling each other," he pauses.
"Oh wait."
"Yes, exactly." Aziraphale answers.
"Here, take my hand."
We are not like them, Aziraphale thinks as he remembers all the lovely moments they shared across millennia, their games, their arguments over who's going to travel this time, about goodness, about their work, their unfortunate sides. About what is possible and what is not.
If he's right and Aziraphale thinks rather might be, the sides will cancel each other out and he will make it into the future. With Crowley. He squeezes his demon's hand. Always his demon.
"But how is the universe back?" Crowley asks when they finally separate from a very, very long hug and he peers out of the bookshop's window into a street that's just waking up into the morning light.
"Um, wait what was the theory... Aziraphale muses out loud, "there was an infinite amount of matter and antimatter and they cancelled each other out, but the amounts were not quite the same and from the rest came the universe?"
"That makes no sense angel?"
"It doesn't? Well. It worked." Aziraphale smiles.
"And Heaven and Hell?"
"Oh I think they will be glad to take a holiday, don't you? And with no one to give orders..."
"Do you think some will want to move here?"
"Like Muriel? Possibly yes, but we will cross that bridge when..."
Aziraphale is swept into another bone crushing hug.
"... the universe is big enough for all of us."
"Angel." Crowley holds on to Aziraphale for dear life again. "I'm sorry I left you fight them on your own."
"I couldn't let you suffer for eternity Crowley. I just couldn't."
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But remember that fic you read last week? They weren't dead there. They were alive, and they were being so funny that you actually laughed out loud! Maybe there's time to read just the funny part before you have to start the day.
I wanted to share some more of these, specifically trans women of color. The images I'm posting are from a project called To Survive On This Shore and it's an interview project. I am only posting a handful so it's so worth checking out!
This is Linda, 60
Alexis, 64
Helena, 63
Kendrah, 72 (!!)
Tasha, 65
It was deeply healing to me to discover this project. The site has selected photos and attached interviews and it's definitely worth your time. I didn't include any because the focus of this post imo is transfems but there are a lot of beautiful interviews with transmasc people too if you're interested! But that'll have to be another post 💖