A café at the edge of the multiverse

If she could cure Damon of his madness, why couldn't she do the same to this child? (Don't forget, he's still very young) I am sure that fatherhood would have affected him extremely well, given his lack of a normal father and the corresponding relationship with him.

«And we will reise our own throne»

You only need to look at your woman like that while you're giving her a dragon EGG and all your mental problems.

These glasses actually have very thick lenses, and I have a hedcanon that he's blind as a snake without them, he's constantly losing them! At such moments, Asa just comes up and gently pulls them down from Anthony's forehead onto his nose, saying:

I can only make a guess about the color of the wings: It seems to me that at that time he had only recently not been ejected from heaven, which is why he mentions that he was exhausted and angry.

It seems to me that in such a short time his feathers simply could not turn black...

Now expressing your opinion about the finale of "Good Omens" is like walking on thin ice... I'll take my chances, if you'll excuse me.

It was enough for me. And I believe that "those" AziraCrow did not disappear, did not die, did not evaporate. And there are several references to this after the reboot of the Universe: Anthony and Fell have phrases belonging to Crowley and Asi in their dialogues, because this is a kind of rebirth, which Eddington was talking about (the transformation of matter is cyclical, something like that) and Anthony buys his book. Anthony continues to study and observe the stars, communicating his knowledge to people through the book "for everyone", even if it is not always successful. But this side of his nature, always interested in questions, can finally study something without inhibitions.

For Fell, everything is easier, as he wanted it to be: He has a dear person nearby, delicious cocoa and favorite books. He's still kind-hearted, but no one blames him for his little transgressions.

I think that the concept of soul memory (reincarnation) is the most logical and relevant here, because nothing disappears without a trace as long as there are at least some memories of it, even if they are only glimpses, similar to deja vu.

As for eternal life... I find it difficult to answer. Because it seems to me that if they had remained with their space abilities, sooner or later they would have tired of the world, which is constantly rushing forward at an insane speed, sooner or later they would have chosen a place anyway - the same Alpha Centauri - where its current would not touch them so closely. Eternal life is exhausting sooner or later... But maybe they would have found entertainment under such conditions, after all, looking after Yeshua and Adam, which is worth it, and everyone who still stayed (everyone who came across the main characters from the very beginning got the finale)).