Good Omens, SVU, Psych, Doctor Who, StarTrek

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*cools ur dashboard down*

That’s basically what discontinuous flashback is for, in film. You don’t do a sequence that way unless you’re setting up a reveal.

And in Good Omens, they used it to show… a straightforward, linear, objective recounting of events?

I've read somewhere that NG has put his break-ups in the Final 15. I've also read that Terry was the Angel and NG was the Demon. If that's all true the GO3 looks ridiculously logical and not because NG wanted us to suffer.

He just wanted to be a hero. Someone who gets all the credit, all the sympathy and all the support and everybody must be on his side. He is heartbroken, he knew all along that Aziraphale won't succeed, that the world is broken, he is so lonely and devastated and right and knows everything and moreover he is a former demon (ffs Crowley is not a former demon or best angel what the actual hell?!).

This was never a story about perfect angel and/or demon, not the story about two perfect angels, not the story about perfect and not-so-perfect angels. The characters were beautiful with their flaws and their weaknesses and their strengths. What was amazing was their differences and their commons, that they were 'technically' from different sides and yet has formed their own side. It was about humanity and how we all are shades of grey as these two are! It was about hope and love and variety. It wasn't sad, heroic or doomed. It wasn't bloody dramatic marvel movie with the one and only character sacrificing himself with all the freaking glory. it wasn't the story about freaking NG.

I am just so sad that everyone on the show, production team, Prime, etc had to or chose to follow THAT shit.

It feels like they keep telling us it’s over, and while, yes, the series is done, that does not mean we have to stop creating. Good Omens has belonged to the fandom for a long time and as long as we keep creating stories and art then Crowley and Aziraphale will never be gone.

I have some big writing projects in the works, but this damn heatwave is melting my brain and I have summer seasonal depression which has made things hard to focus.

“Destined to find each other in every universe no matter what” is literally the definition of predeterminism— it’s the soulmate trope.

This was my comment when I reshared this meme I made about 6 months ago:

I loved them because they were two lonely weirdos who found each other all on their own while getting by in a fucked-up little universe. I loved them as an angel and a demon who cobbled together something strange and meaningful between them even when they were never supposed to do that. I loved how they loved each other in spite of the great plan, in spite of a system intended to tear them apart.

Their connection was one they formed against all odds.