#implied ineffable husbands

[ace-delyn]

As a MP100 and GO fan, I felt obligated 😌💞

[hg-aneh]

# save muriel

[alexpression]

[fearandhatred]

"little demonic miracle of my own" yeah yeah but "lift home?" obliterated. instant kill

[mizgnomer]

They know each other so well (or do they)

Good Omens Season 2

[fawnim]

Miss Fell's first ever photocard!

Drops on xx.xx.2024!

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[stolen-glass-bottle]

An underrated bit in good omens season 2 is Crowley being absolutely betrayed and affronted that Jane Austen, a famous author, has written novels

[badaziraphaletakes]

Making jokes and laughing about a frightening experience does NOT mean someone does not appreciate the gravity of a situation. Quite the contrary, in fact - it is a very, very common way of processing trauma.

In fact, I can't offhand think of any traumatized people I know who haven't make a joke about their traumatic experience/s. It's a deeply normal, human thing to do.

(And please don't try to tell me Aziraphale seeing Crowley be kidnapped and then being hit over the head with a crowbar (?), violently kidnapped himself, and dragged to hell, and then seeing the awful people and place Crowley had been stuck with for the past 100k+ years, witnessing the usher being murdered in cold blood before his eyes, and wondering if the same thing might happen to him, and/or if he hell was going to discover his and Crowley's secret, not to mention seeing for probably the first time what exactly the thermos of holy water would have done to Crowley if he'd used it, wasn't traumatic. First of all, that just is. Second of all, look at his irises. He was probably having a bit of fun - not surprising considering how relieved he was that the holy water didn't work on him and hell appeared not to have caught onto the deception; of course you'd be a bit giddy - but he was also terrified and scarred and angry and disgusted and I don't even know what else.)

There's a reason the rates of depression found among comedians are off-the-charts. And it's not because humor causes depression (we know it actually alleviates it). It's because traumatized people and people with mental illness (I mean, the Venn diagram between those groups is basically a circle, but y'know) gravitate to humor. It is one of the most powerful weapons we have to ward off despair. Humor can save us when nothing else can.

It can also stop you from wanting to punch someone when you're really, really angry. I propose that we can see smoldering contempt and fury and outrage and disgust on Aziraphale's face at the end of the scene, hidden just under that cheeky grin. It's some masterful acting work by Tennant, so many emotions going on at the same time.

Also - may I point out that Crowley loved Aziraphale's jokes about the whole thing. Aziraphale knows how to cheer Crowley up. A big part of the reason he was so sarcastic in hell was for Crowley, to score some points against the people who have been oppressing him for millennia without him ever being able to answer back. (And also he was acting that way because he figured it was how Crowley would act and he had to be convincing. If he'd gone in there and hadn't been 100% confidence and swagger, hell would have noticed something was off. They're paranoid, and Beelzebub, at least, is smart. No flies on that one. Heh, heh. Did Aziraphale overplay it a bit? Maybe. But the deception worked, so clearly his approach was correct overall.)

And finally: Don't tell me Crowley wasn't having a little fun with all this, too. His laugh on the bench was sincere:

He could arguably also be accused of overplaying it a bit with the neck cracking (which I don't blame him for; I would have done the same - but I don't see anyone getting mad at him for having a little fun the way they did with Azi):

And he LOVED getting to breathe fire at Gabriel & Co.

Which is exactly as it should be. :)

[seefasters]

anthony j crowley taken by surprise in his own garden. a.z. fell, 202X

aziraphale's version

[bluessom1]

Good Omens - The Naked Man !

Redraw of one of the most funny scene of the season 2 😏

Bonus :

One of my friends asked for an additional page as they wanted a naked Crowley. But as I didn’t had an idea for a plot, I doodle this stupid sketch. xD

Edit : The bonus is done !

[aleika-c]

" And where Raphael fell, the serpent arose.."

~ Acceptance||Grief ~

Part 2

More art and wips on my Instagram, go check it out 🤍

[hg-aneh]

how embarrassing

[inezrable]

God, I can't even watch the final fifteen kiss anymore without going 😬

I really had faith that they would talk about it in s3 and why consent is important (or at least briefly say it wasn't the right thing to do) but now I have...mixed feelings.

[vavoom-sorted-art]

GOAD Angst War: Counterattack! The End Of All Things

After @hakunahistata absolutely annihilated us with their work during the @goodomensafterdark angst war, (GO READ IT HERE) I had to retailate. Hope this hurts you as much as it hurt me.

Almost forgot the soundtrack!

[fearandhatred]

i was thinking about this line from my fic:

But the fall had hurt, too. Because the wind had cut into his useless wings like knives, his skin and grace peeling away under the friction, and he had been looking right up at the multicoloured and unreachable expanse of sky just to see it fade from his eyes into dull greys.

and i came up with this. i hope the vision came through

[radioactive-killjoy]

I’ve seen a lot of people talk about how Crowley will or will not accept Aziraphale as soon as Aziraphale comes back to him. However, we know based on the description of S3 that they’ll be forced to work together before either of them is ready to address all of this. In my mind, the idea of Aziraphale coming back to Crowley implies that Aziraphale will fail - whether the result is a reformed Heaven or a dismantled Heaven, I don’t think Aziraphale is leaving until he’s figured it out. He won’t come running back to Crowley, at least not in a way that implies that he was wrong or that the whole ordeal was hopeless. There will be no crawling back to Crowley. There will be be no Crowley begging Aziraphale to come back again. They’ll be pushed into it because at the end of the day, the only person they trust is each other. And they’re going to be quite mad about it.