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I love a lot of ships but I honestly think that nothing will ever come closer to how I feel about Aziracrow. They are the blueprint. Their love is one of the purest ones I've ever seen depicted on media. They are technically opposites but they also mirror each other in so many ways. Their love literally beat God's plans and the end of the universe. It's canon that there is not a single universe or possiblity in which they aren't together. Ugh, I'll never shut up about them.
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One of the best examples that the existence of prophecies does not contradict free will is Encanto.
When Bruno tries to predict magic's fate, we see that in the vision Casita is standing in the background behind Mirabel, while cracks appear and disappear on the house. This means that whether the family, the home, and the magic survive or everything falls apart depends entirely on Mirabel’s choices.
Will Mirabel be able to overcome her conflicts with Isabela and choose peace instead of resentment, trying to find something they have in common? Will she be able to stand up to her grandmother, whose pressure and toxic treatment of the children is what ultimately caused the house to begin falling apart? Will she be able to choose her own path?
So yes, the possibility of prophecies doesn't contradict free will as a concept, which is sometimes invoked by defenders of the ending, trying to prove that free will never really existed. What truly contradicts free will is the concept of them being reborn and meeting each other again and again, like dolls whose sole purpose in existence is to lock lips with each other, like meaningless and empty blanks, because "they are destined to be together."
I've been a bad boy, daddy
For the last time: it's "forgive,
father, for I have sinned".
Read this post.
AZIK IS SO FUCKING CROWLEY-CODED. There's also a good Antichrist arc, at least I had just watched only one episode and I think I like it. But Azik AGHFHDJIAGAI HE'S SO CROWLEY. I'm in love
There's no audio bc it's a pirate site lol
"Copy it, but don't copy it word for word."
The title: the end of the world
I'M CACKLING WHAT THE FUCK HAHAHAHHA
There's also a plot with the Antichrist as far as I know lmao
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By the way, free will existed long before Crowley tempted Eve to eat the Apple of Knowledge. The very fact that Eve gave in and ate the apple is an act of free will in its purest form. The same goes for Adam, who also chose to eat it. And the same goes for Aziraphale, who - may I remind you - is an angel who never ate from the Tree of Knowledge and isn't even human, yet still chose to give the flaming sword to humanity despite knowing it was against the rules. The same goes for Crowley, who asked questions and, by ending up in the wrong crowd, fell.
That means God built free will into all of Her creations from the very beginning. If that weren't true, the angels could never have Fallen. If that weren't true, Aziraphale would never have given away his sword. If that weren't true, humanity would never have been able to give in to Crowley's temptation.
"Well, you tempt them into that."
"Yes, but they can say no. It's the ineffable (free will) bit, isn't it?"
That's not an exact quote from the book, but yeah.
If everyone had been nothing more than puppets in God's hands from the very beginning, everything would have gone perfectly according to plan from the start. But every one of Her creations possesses free will - it was there from the beginning. Without it, none of what we saw throughout the book, or the first season, could have happened at all. Everything would have unfolded exactly as God wanted, without a single deviation.
P. S. Btw I don't think Crowley even realized he was giving humanity the knowledge of good and evil through that temptation. In Good Omens, it comes across as little more than a joke on his part. Sure, he was carrying out Hell's orders to stir up trouble in Eden and make Heaven's plans go sideways, but it never felt like he deliberately set out to grant humanity moral awareness. As I see it, he basically did it for the fun of causing a bit of chaos, without any conscious intention of giving humans the knowledge of good and evil.
"Would be funny, wouldn't it? If I did the good thing and you did the bad one".
But I won't feel blue
Like I always do
Cause somewhere in the crowd
There's you.
I basically kin Aziraphale completely. And I just realized that my first school crush was a rebellious redheaded classmate-girl who dressed almost entirely in black...
Just a random and amusing fact from my life. I guess Aziraphale has always been a part of me in one way or another, lol
