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Wasn't the whole point of the original book (and season 1) that people do actually have free will? Like, heaven and hell were trying to follow the plan they have always believed in, and then it just never came true because the main characters have proven that the big plan is bullshit. And yeah, they have talked about the possibility of heaven and hell fighting against humanity... But doesn't that kind of prove that humanity is one of the big players? As strong as the supernatural forces? I don't know, the finale seemed to contradict the main themes to me. Also, I just personally dislike the plot in which the ineffable husbands do actually affect the narrative. Them being totally fucking useless was my favourite gag ever. Anyway, in my personal universe, this finale is not even canon. Everyone else can go on enjoying it, of course.

"if you forgot then it obviously wasn't important to you" is an ableist thing to say and i'm tired of pretending it's not

I've forgotten *my own birthday* before. There are several years of my life just straight up missing. In the past I've forgotten silly little frivolous things like NAMES OF LOVED ONES or WHERE MY HOUSE IS. But obviously none of that was important. Fucking awful, ableist thing to say.

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what a lot of people don't realize is that you can't actually be born in real life. the concepts of pregnancy, birth and motherhood are a scam made up by Fromsoftware in 2015 to sell more copies of Bloodborne

i’m doing really well for someone who goes through the five stages of grief every day

Aziraphale and Crowley dined at the Ritz while the nightgales sang, and they had the whole eternity before them. The end.

The destruction of the entire universe and every soul in it is a truly depressing ending. Just because God replaced it with another universe that looked similar doesn't change anything - this is Job and his children all over again. Job doesn't want new children, and neither do I.