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let's hear it for the nonbinary folks who:
don't present androgynously
use "binary" pronouns in any capacity
identify partially with a binary gender
have a "gendered" name
don't experience body dysmorphia
don't experience gender dysphoria
DO experience gender dysphoria/body dysmorphia but aren't sure what gender or body would suit them
just experience body/gender apathy instead
can't be open about their gender identity yet
you're all absolutely valid.
don't ever feel like you're "not nonbinary enough" because you absolutely are! 💖
Crowley and Aziraphale through the years.
The perfect ending to an otherwise imperfect episode of television
This is such an amazing analysis.
I still want my blorbos to spend eternity together, but I see why that is not possible while allowing humanity to truly be its own. And it does make sense with the theme of Good Omens, I had just lost sight of the big picture in my love for those two specifically.
So yes, I am grieving AND I will learn to be at peace with the ending.
The more I think about it, the more I believe the divide in the Good Omens fandom right now is a philosophical one.
We’re asking, where does the soul live?
For those who think that who we are is shaped by a life time of experiences. That we grow and change with each each heartbreak and trauma. We see the ending as something horrible. We’re witnessing the death of our beloved characters and we are grieving for them.
For those who believe in a soul, who believe that Asa and Anthony are Aziraphale and Crowley because of the something intrinsic that lives inside them, what they’re seeing is a rebirth and a second chance. In that sense the ending is beautiful. They both get exactly what they’ve always wanted. To live as humans without the pressure of heaven and hell. In that sense, the ending is a joyous one.
Sadly these beliefs are deeply held, often the roots begin as far back as our childhoods. No amount of screaming at each other about media analysis is going to change anyone’s mind. Please just accept that there are multiple ways that one can view the ending and that those who are upset are experiencing grief. This is an extremely normal and valid reaction to end of something so meaningful and should be treated with care.
That said, your grief is not an excuse to lash out and those who don’t deserve it.
Be kind to each other.
This exactly. Aziraphale and Crowley's ending makes sense to me, but I do feel like I'm grieving close friends. Anthony and Asa are cute, happy for them, but it feels like watching strangers.
I'll probably come around to caring for them (with the help of fic writers to flesh them out more), but they will never be Aziraphale and Crowley to me. So to me the ending makes sense, but it's sad with only a mild consolation of them having "given humanity a chance", which feels abstract and not worth the price they paid.

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Do you think "Should I say thank you?" _ "Better not" has gained so much meaning over the centuries that it's now their version of "I love you"?
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Bonus:
Crowley had been cut off from demonic miracles, so it seems to me he is tapping into Aziraphale's powers to transport them to the bookshop and I did not know he could do that. They really are completing each other.
"Everything ends. A story doesn't have to go beyond the last page of its book."
"I don't accept that."
Crowley in defense of fanfic
Neither need we.
the concept of a version of Aziraphale finally having a mother who loves him, who he talks about fondly and casually on his first date with Crowley… that makes me want to sob actually. I’m so glad he gets more than God in the end.
I had (until just now) not appreciated this enough. I am so happy for him 🥹
Oh. Oh. I am having a moment here.
The *screen ratio* changes when we go from one universe to another. Up until the epilogue, we watch everything in cinematic widescreen, with black bars on the top and bottom.
And then when we reach the epilogue, those bars... they go away. We've broken through.
Oh this is brilliant.

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This is a bad time, Maggie.
Aziraphale and Crowley's last kiss explained (by a European) ✨❤️
I shall jump straight to the point: people online did NOT seem pleased with Aziraphale and Crowley's last kiss. However, unlike them, i believe this was a deeply meaningful, touching and romantic moment for us to see and i thought I'd give my two cents about it too.
For starters: this was an APOLOGY kiss. That's right people, not a simple "I love you" or "I like you back" kiss but a PROPER apology kiss. Aziraphale reaches for it first, it's the first thing that comes to his mind when he realizes this might actually just be the last time they ever get to see each other. He wants to start over, do it better, and in order to do that he needs Crowley's forgiveness for everything that has happened in the past few years for things to finally be RIGHT.
He also touches his lips the same way he did when he first got kissed by Crowley at the end of season 2, except this time he does it to "give it back". It simbolizes Crowley's feelings being reciprocated, a tender act of apology for not kissing him back the first time but finally doing it right this time. He no longer thinks of that touch to his lips with sorrow or hatred or confusion, but rather as an answer, as something beautiful, as the love he's always felt but could never find the courage to openly reciprocate until now.
As for a possible additional meaning, here in Europe a kiss given by the fingertips can symbolize many things. One of them is "farewell" (and given the context of this scene i might add this kiss was the perfect choice), it's a sign of respect and profound admiration, it's a tender act to say goodbye in a polite and innocent way: it's pure, just like them.
Additionally, in my country, a kiss by the fingertips is most commonly known as a religious act, a sign of devotion and adoration done to the feet of sacred statues and holy sculptures; it symbolizes complete submission to our deepest love for the holy and to surrender to the greatness of the saint we behold, to give them our complete and undoubted faith.
it's loyal, It's devoted and faithful, It's endlessly filled with love and respect, it's playful and innocent but also clever and bold: it represents Aziraphale PERFECTLY. ❤️
i believe we were very lucky to be able to see the different ways these two characters express their love for one another, we get to see how Crowley expresses his love through a kiss and we get to see how Aziraphale does it in his own way. They both come straight from the heart, both dripping with need and affection and love, but each in their own, unique ways.
Their kiss is THEM, it's a reflection of what they think of one another, how they see each other, and how they perceive their relationship. And i think it's the single most beautiful thing I've ever seen in a very, VERY long while.
All of our tomorrows (changed title)
I've been in a bit of a state after the finale and am still processing. Somehow, my brain has decided to do that through writing. So I wrote. First Tumblr posts, but then somehow this happened.
So here's chapter 1 of the post-finale Good Omens fic I'm writing. I promise no one dies in this one.
Thank you to the lovely @literatemisfit for the encouragement, enthusiasm and beta-ing. Typos are still my own.
https://archiveofourown.org/works/84857556/chapters/223968846
Y'all are aware that God is the real villain of GO3, right? Not Michael.
God is extremely cruel, not empathetic and messes with lives/people/the universe solely for Her amusement.
She just does not look like a villain, dressed in white, gentle, soft-spoken.
Her telling Aziraphale that his love for Crowley amused her is such a slap in his face. But because She is not only a supervillain but also omnipotent, at that point the only form of resistance Aziraphale and Crowley have left is to remove her from the universe so that humanity can live. Very much a Reichenbachfall-maneuver.
Maybe my most unpopular opinion on the Good Omens finale:
I HATED Aziraphale asking God "Why give me Crowley?" - As if Crowley were some sort of little pet existing just for Aziraphale's sake, with no agency of his own. Ugh. Terrible writing, making Aziraphale say something like that, without even a comment from Crowley in response.
I understood this as the culmination of the realisation happening all throughout the finale that there is no free will in that universe, because God controls all. Crowley is not Aziraphale's pet, they are both God's pets, like dolls that amuse her. So yes, she "gave" him Crowley.
I don't think people talk enough about how extraordinarily cruel and lacking any empathy God is in this story.

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Upon reflection, their quiet, unending love underneath it all really shines through the whole finale. There is no need for declarations or grand gestures (though I still would have loved some), because as sure as they know who they are, they know they love each other, deeply. 6000 years of history built a foundation so solid that nothing can shake it permanently, not even the end of the universe.
The whole finale is so beautifully subtle.
Like the scene of Aziraphale telling Michael at the Eternal Flame that the only way to really fix things is with love and forgiveness? It's not made obvious, but Crowley understands and it beautifully recontextualizes Aziraphale's "I forgive you" in S2.
They did not choose to sacrifice themselves just because. They were going to die, God was in the process of ending the universe. What they did was - against the odds - manage to save humanity in the process.
It was never "them or humanity" it was "humanity or nothing".
As Aziraphale says, "I want one thing and that's not what this is about anymore".
And if they had chosen to reinstate the old universe, that would not have changed the outcome, humanity would have been destroyed eventually.
This also reminds me of something I read on Tumblr (or maybe in a fanfic? If you know, please tag):
Aziraphale is the type of romantic that would rather endure being separated than any harm come to his love.
Crowley is the type of romantic that would rather die with his love than live without them.