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GOOD OMENS 1.02 “The Book”
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the GAANG if they made presentations
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something something it will end in a garden
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changing of the seasons
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forever obsessed with this being an official illustration
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My piece for @aceomenszine VOL. 2 🤍🖤💜
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Near the end of S2, two plots from S1 are directly referenced, so they'll be fresh in our minds as clues to what is happening in the S2 finale. While different plots, they actually have something rather interesting in common that could hint at the reason why it is these two plots we need to remember.
The first storyline is Gabriel not knowing that he was dealing with Crowley and not Aziraphale during the body swap.
What's interesting about this reference is that it is specifically about the body swap plot from Gabriel's perspective. Whether he figured it out or not between the seasons is unknown but, by the end of S2, we now know that since Gabriel has his memories back, he can put together what Crowley told him and he definitely knows now. What's the point here?
Gabriel thought he knew who he was looking at in S1 but it took until the following season for him to be told he didn't.
Hmm... hold that thought while we look at the other referenced plot...
That's the bookshop fire.
Aziraphale refers to it directly when explaining to Nina about the fire in the shop being the reason why they now have so many fire extinguishers. The reference here, though, is that the one having greater difficulty dealing with the fire and who is the reason for the battery-operated candles and fire extinguishers is the one who saw it happen and that's Crowley.
This is where these two, referenced plots start to have something in common...
Crowley's confusion during and immediately after the fire is regarding who is responsible for it. He thinks Aziraphale dead because he can't sense him and the shop is ablaze, leading Crowley to think that it was likely demons at the behest of Satan who did this. He's not entirely sure but when we see him soon after, he's drunkenly recounting how he wound up getting involved with Lucifer, indicating that he thinks Satan took Aziraphale from him.
Unlike the Gabriel story with the body swap, this question is answered almost immediately for Crowley so the story can go forward for the rest of the season. Aziraphale appears to Crowley and explains that he was discorporated.
So, we have two plots from S1 directly referenced ahead of the end of S2-- and both of those plots come down to having the identity of someone backwards.
Gabriel thought he was looking at the angel Aziraphale, but it was really the demon Crowley. Crowley thought it was Satan who took Aziraphale and the bookshop from him, but it was really The Metatron.
Crowley. Thought it was Satan. Who took Aziraphale and the bookshop from him. But it was really The Metatron.
And Gabriel thought he had identified the being in front of him as an angel... but it was really a demon.
In the mirrored S2, those are some pretty big hints that the being identified as The Metatron who just took the bookshop and Aziraphale is really Satan.
There's also writers-stand-in character Furfur whose only contribution to the group scene is to remind the audience to remember a specific part of the Job minisode from back at the start of the season:
The bit where it was an example of Hell doing Heaven's punishing for them.
Furfur then also draws another paralleling line between Job and Aziraphale by saying Job was a lovely man Furfur never met, which is a dialogue callback to this bit in 1941:
The bit where Hell walked through the door.
Are you totally sure this is The Metatron?
Or is it more likely that Bildad had the season endgame foreshadowed for us nicely back at the start?
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katara for my friend 💧🩵
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SEASON 3 IS NINETY MINUTES LONG??!!!
#yeah#I’m not happy about it but#if you watch s1 A LOT of stuff happens in the first 2 episodes#and all the set up was done in S2#so it is doable#but it is going to make me resent every second they waste on unnecessary characters and plot lines#good omens#ineffable husbands#fanart
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