Right But Like. The C+A Was Scrubbed Off The Sandwich Board In Ep5 After Crowley Had His Little 'oh Fuck'

I feel like Jon and Martin wasn’t anything before Martin actually said he loved jon because Jon just never considered it a possibility, and when in S4 Martin said he loved him he was like “oh wait.. I am up to that actually let’s get together”

On an other note, for everyone being very hurt after s2, I’ll say something I usually say to myself when something like this happens;

Those are fictional characters, they don’t exist, which means that if you want you can ignore the last 10 minutes of s2 and replace it with a happy ending! Writers do this just like that 1/ sequel 2/ good plot 3/ getting emotions out of the viewers, dont be too sad, im sure season 3 will end well (RIGHT NEIL? Because if it doesn’t fucking end well I will be personally coming for you), their stories aren’t done just yet.

anyway I will be in a corner crying all the tears a human is physically able to make. I did not appreciate this cliffhanger, sorry.

Hey fellow good omens s2 watcher, how we doing?

Because I am not feeling fucking good

@neil-gaiman what the fuck

Are anyone here irrationally worried that something is going to happens to the cast of good omens, or to Neil Gaiman, and we won’t get our s3? like sudden death or an accident? Because I worry even though it is 100% irrational and has maybe a 1% chance of actually happening?

I want international express man lore.

«I am alone, in the cold and aseptic rooms of Heaven and all my thoughts are far from holiness... was it the ultimate temptation? Or will it be the cause of my fall? Because, oh Lord, I shouldn’t… but I can't help but remember. I can’t stop myself from putting my hand to my lips to relive the memory.

Will you notice my thoughts, God, and make me fall? I think I would be strong enough to bear it. Long ago I feared that I had become a demon for defying Your will. But now I know. I’ve seen so much and I’ve understood it can be goodness and kindness in demons as well as wickedness in angels. I might challenge Your judgment now, for something I feel right.

But him? Would he still want me if I wasn’t the way I am? He calls me “Angel”... but what if I wasn’t? Would he love my demonic features like I love his yellow eyes? Would he keep coming back for me? I think I could bear everyone's judgement, including Yours, but if he looked at me differently... this would be too much and then, only then, I would really fall.»

- from A.Z. Fell’s journal in Heaven.

(A gift for @prettyineffable who asked me to write something like this)

This made me giggle and stim happily, ineffable husbands has been a thing for even before time. How much more of a perfect duo can we get, they both simp for each other so so much since the beginning. I can’t handle it Neil pls

GOOD OMENS (2019-)

2x01 - The Arrival

Birds of a feather...

#Sick and twisted that Aziraphale immediately grabbed Crowley

“You’re probably thinking, if he can do this, I wonder what else he can do? And very very soon, you’re all going to get the chance to find out” - Aziraphale as Crowley say,

cutting to him smiling in the elevator at the end of s2

For s3 I am waiting for a Girlboss behavior

he is setting fire to heaven. He will be eating and leaving no crumbs behind

Thinking about how similar yet how different Max and Rachel are...

Rachel is obviously destructive and impulsive in some ways, whether it's intentional or not, but so is Max! She does fix things a lot in the game, or at least tries to, but there are various occasions where she can act upon destructive desires mainly thanks to her newfound powers. For example, she immediately decides to blow up the doorknob to the principal's office when she can't find a key with Chloe and the latter can't pick the lock open. She can also spill Frank's beans onto the ground unprovoked. These are minor examples, but the greatest one of course is the Bae>Bay ending where she quite literally lets a tornado swallow up her entire childhood town to keep her best friend (girlfriend?) from dying. Her very powers are associated with the chaos theory. She says herself in her dream: "You're a goddam hypocrite. You've left a trail of death and suffering behind you.". She also says later in the game: "I can't keep fixing everything, if all I'm gonna do is just break it, over and over again!" Sure, this is her low self esteem and slight self loathing talking (as well as her having a normal reaction to the awful situation she's been put into), but the words have some merit if you look into them. Her powers, seemingly designed to fix things, seem to just make everything worse or break something else instead.

More under cut.

Meanwhile, Rachel turns a small, controlled burning of a picture into a forest fire. She spikes Victoria's drink on one occasion to keep her role in a play. She throws a bottle near Chloe in a junkyard in anger. She develops a self destructive drug usage habit. I'd argue her relationship with dangerous, older men is self destructive. Her difficulty with communication adds a chaotic element to her and Chloe's relationship (even though she's by far not the only guilty party involved). She breaks a table when her pent up anger towards her father escapes containment. She's associated with fire and the storm. There's obviously nuance to her actions, which is why I mentioned them being intentional or not at the start, but it doesn't erase their destructive or impulsive nature.

Now, I use the terms "destructive" and "impulsive" loosely here. And obviously, most of the examples I provided for Rachel are a lot more extreme than the ones I provided for Max, but I still think I got my point across. They both cause chaos, destruction, and disharmony around them, mostly guided by their feelings and what they consider to be "right" or "wrong", "deserved", "necessary", etc. And if the theory about Rachel being the one to grant Max her powers is true, then destruction links them together even more.

Furthermore, they're both young women onto whom destiny shoves great burdens and seems to play painfully ironic games with: Rachel must maintain her perfect appearance despite her unstable and crumbling sense of identity and freedom and the sudden revelation of her family's past, and she ends up an aspiring model dying horribly in a dark room; Max unlocks super powers out of the blue one day and tried to do good with them, but as she figures them out she ties them (and by consequence, herself) to a deadly approaching tornado without mentioning the extremely traumatic events she goes through in a matter of a week, and ends up having to decide whether to sacrifice an entire town or her closest friend.

And most importantly of all: they are both trapped by or in Arcadia Bay, albeit in differing ways. Rachel's case is more obvious: she's literally, physically trapped due to her family's unwillingness to move and her inability to leave alone, which is especially suffocating for her free spirit, and she's also metaphorically trapped by heavy expectations from everyone around her, feeling like she has no room to define herself.... herself. She's buried in the town's junkyard after years of dreaming of freedom. Max physically leaves/"escapes" Arcadia Bay as a child with her move (though she didn't especially want to), and does go back voluntarily, but is almost immediately chained to the very fate of the place and its people out of nowhere. I'd also argue that her past with Chloe and the guilt she feels because of it also traps a part of her in Arcadia for a long time. And after the ending, no matter what she chooses, Arcadia Bay will never let her go for the rest of her life.