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"you have three reasons for calling me:
you're bored (nothing is happening)
you need to tell someone about something clever you did (something good is happening)
something's wrong (something bad is happening)"
ok so all the time. all the time then. you're telling me he calls crowley All the time. what you're saying and what i am hearing is that they call all the time
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"we need more nuanced and complex characters" y'all can't even handle the possibility that aziraphale chose to go back to heaven freely
listen that good omens lockdown phone call is literally WHAT I HAVE BEEN SAYING everything they tell each other goes in one ear and straight out the other it's kind of incredible
aziraphale hints so many times that crowley could come over if he wanted and does crowley get the hint? no! and then afterwards crowley says outright that he could visit him, and does aziraphale accept? NO! I AM GOING TO THROTTLE THE LIFE OUT OF THEM WITH MY BARE HANDS
what hurts about angel crowley is not even just that he used to be an angel. it's the fact that in that one scene, even though it's just him and aziraphale, you can tell that he's so different from the rest of them.
aziraphale is very obviously wary, cautious and maybe even a little standoffish, and he's so concerned about breaking heaven's rules. crowley on the other hand is so innocent and excited the whole time and he's not afraid of anything, and he doesn't see the harm in being inquisitive, rightfully so.
and also, aziraphale at that point in time, and i assume all the other angels as well, are in that small little box where they think everything that they make has to have a purpose to advance heaven's plan: when crowley makes the stars aziraphale is like "okay... but what's it for though?" but why does it have to be for anything? crowley made them because he genuinely loves them, because it brings him joy, because he sees the beauty in things.
it's exactly these things that set him apart from the other angels that caused him to fall. and they're such human traits too. the curiosity, the passion, the want to create things just because they can be created. anyway that's what hurts thanks for coming
at first i thought it was kinda funny in a way that crowley's wings got darker when he learned that they would be shutting everything down so soon since they can literally choose their wing colours. like it was a "ok i'm emo now. i hate you mom" sort of situation
and THEN i thought about the juxtaposition between black and the colours of the stars he created. of those colours he put into the dark universe to make it not so dark anymore. there not being even a trace of black on their clothes or the items they use to create. the whiteness of heaven. and i was like oh :)
because. because his wings getting darker is an unconscious separation from everything that he has identified with and been surrounded by in the past few billion years. the colour is an unfamiliarity that he starts to relate to for the first time. when he experiences, for the first time, things being ripped away from him, and that loss of faith is potent enough to physically manifest in his wings
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instead of taking the fact that they only showed certain parts of the metatron and aziraphale talking to mean that aziraphale is omitting information. consider that those scenes are there instead to support what aziraphale is saying and prove that he's telling the truth. u feel me
no you don't understand. *crying my eyes out* *visibly shaking* You Don't Understand you don't understand because for me THIS is one of the most heartbreaking parts of that whole scene:
i would like to clarify that this is not an aziraphale hate post But. the thing is. with the whole discussion about aziraphale leaving for heaven and crowley choosing not to follow, it's all very subjective, right? like both sides had their reasons, both left devastated and reasonably so.
but this scene right here, the absolutely heartbroken look on his face RIGHT HERE is so undeniable, and it's a product of centuries of aziraphale NOT LETTING HIM SPEAK. which is really funny for all that talk about how crowley goes too fast and wants to get everything done immediately, aziraphale is always the one interrupting him and dragging crowley along everywhere.
and for the past 6000 years crowley has been okay with this, but this is the point where him being able to say his piece really matters to him but he can't. even when he emphasises how important it is, that if he doesn't say it now he probably won't say it again, aziraphale is too preoccupied with what he wants to say that he completely disregards this. and you can see the effect that the years and years of them not listening to each other finally has on crowley.
his "really?" is like him saying "you're seriously going to ignore what i said even though i've told you how much this matters to me?" and it's worse because what matters to crowley is literally aziraphale. now i don't know how his mind works but if i (Overthinker) were in his position i would be like oh... what if this means i don't matter to him as much as he does to me? and then RIGHT AFTER THIS aziraphale insinuates that crowley would be happier as, or would want to be an angel again. not considering everything that has happened to him. it makes me so so freaking sad y'all
damn we really don't think enough about the major world events that crowley and aziraphale have witnessed on both ends. all the horrible things like wars, discrimination, natural disasters, genocide, etc. yes but also all the good: liberation, major political reforms, the invention of new genres and materials and technology and fields of study.
like oh my god. they were there for all the centuries that women had no rights at all and then they got to witness the suffragettes, the women writers and royals and inventors and activists. they got to witness the overturning of anti-lgbtq and racial segregation laws and the celebration of human rights and identities. they were there to witness international tragedies but also the solidarity from everyone all over the world rallying for peace for people they don't even know. they got to see humans create new forms of art and fashion and the printing press and electricity and poetry and and and coloured television and music and they got to see humans constantly find new ways to find connection and love and fun and passion and their own forms of expression.
like imagine being there for everything. how could you not love the world after seeing the fall and rise of humanity over and over again in every way shape and form for six thousand years. holy shit
