In every time and place, in every lifetime and universeπ«
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may i suggest a reframing of the ending by thinking about how it holds paradoxes
death IS unsatisfying and they are sad about it! they are traumatized and their words of forgiveness and love are better than any kiss. kissing the fingers is unique to their situation and proves they know they canβt just kiss and make up. they have healing to do. that they donβt get to do!!! so they say the truth to each other and chose to save the world they love and give everyone a chance INCLUDING THEMSELEVS. which is fake and which is real? why limit their true happiness to one reality? especially when this other reality is presented as ours! that we live in now!
this ending is so anti Catholic ideas of good and bad, a good death and a bad death. itβs just an end. they got a sad ending! they died fighting! they died together! god thatβs sad! i donβt want to be patted on the head and be told they live happily together after. thatβs not possible, not in our lives either. everything ends!!!
but then i DID get patted on the head and shown a world where they are peaceful until a mortal death. yes we should treasure our ephemerality! everything is already a copy or a collage of something else! it makes life special! the world runs on parody and collaboration!
and iβm so glad their relationship is so grey. my relationships are so grey. and then, paradoxically, they do have wedding rings! they believe in marriage! multiple things can be true! i feel seen. a big fat wet kiss or eternal happiness is not the pinnacle of queer success. thatβs so subjective. why could cartesian duelism be the answer to the show that decides to reject there being one true religion. thatβs not the thesis of the show. am i just too aro ace for this
And dat's what punk is really all about
Real photos of the event, since the original Twitter post seems been written by a bot using an AI image.
This pictures were taken by Enrico Scuro during the italian punk festival Bologna Rock in 1979.
Skiantos were considered an art, comedy and performative band and they leave the stage that night famously screaming: "You do not understand a fucking thing: this is avant-garde, you piece-of-shit audience."
What they did was conceptual and protest art, the denial of putting a show against the expectative of it. Punk was born in part as a rejection of the grandiosity of progressive rock: no 20-minute solos, no stages with pyrotechnics, no distance between the band and the listener.
But there's an irony that Skiantos pushed to the limit: as soon as punk became a spectacle, it also began to betray its own code. Counterculture and performance art.
may i suggest a reframing of the ending by thinking about how it holds paradoxes
death IS unsatisfying and they are sad about it! they are traumatized and their words of forgiveness and love are better than any kiss. kissing the fingers is unique to their situation and proves they know they canβt just kiss and make up. they have healing to do. that they donβt get to do!!! so they say the truth to each other and chose to save the world they love and give everyone a chance INCLUDING THEMSELEVS. which is fake and which is real? why limit their true happiness to one reality? especially when this other reality is presented as ours! that we live in now!
this ending is so anti Catholic ideas of good and bad, a good death and a bad death. itβs just an end. they got a sad ending! they died fighting! they died together! god thatβs sad! i donβt want to be patted on the head and be told they live happily together after. thatβs not possible, not in our lives either. everything ends!!!
but then i DID get patted on the head and shown a world where they are peaceful until a mortal death. yes we should treasure our ephemerality! everything is already a copy or a collage of something else! it makes life special! the world runs on parody and collaboration!
and iβm so glad their relationship is so grey. my relationships are so grey. and then, paradoxically, they do have wedding rings! they believe in marriage! multiple things can be true! i feel seen. a big fat wet kiss or eternal happiness is not the pinnacle of queer success. thatβs so subjective. why could cartesian duelism be the answer to the show that decides to reject there being one true religion. thatβs not the thesis of the show. am i just too aro ace for this
S3 of good omens isn't what it could've been, and you can tell it's supposed to be a bigger story. However,
-and here be many spoilers shead-
we got so many cool bits!
- Long haired general aziraphale?! Oh baby that's juicyyyy no wonder he's so against destruction and war
- Crowley not recognising him and aziraphale pretending not to?! Idk?! We always thought that that shock came for aziraphale in the garden of eden, but no. Thar makes that scene hit even harder now.
- Ichor blood confirmedddddd
- Aziraphale and the whole "getting the Bentley back" sequence like... Who is she?! Confident, cheeky, pulling a trickster-god- rigged-deal with a human? Centuries of doing the "wrong thing" but disguising it as the "heavenly thing" culminated here. Crowley must be so proud
- Multiple silver fox crowleys π€π€π€π€
- The never ending pizza jesus gave the people
- Lilac-eyed archangel aziraphale π
- The ending: Crowley seemingly got what he wanted, just the two of them, the bookstore, finally peace and quiet. And the realisation that it's utterly meaningless without humanity. Crowley getting god to listen to his question. Getting his wish, to get rid of the rigged, toxic system. To let his beautiful stars and nebulas unfold, governed only by the laws of the universe.
- Aziraphale and Crowley finally succeeding in what they've always strived towards: protecting humanity. Their beloved earth
- The "I'll find you in any lifetime" tropeeeeeeeee oh my goddddd. π―π―π―π― I know the fandom feared a human ending and while I get the grief, I'm like ... They got to be together, unburdened by the Sides. And it was an echo of how they met at the Beginning: someone deeply in love with the stars and someone very much charmed by that. Pulled into orbit. Oh, my heart
- Seeing old queer men be so gd married and in love π€π€π€
Maybe the reason so many people are upset with the good omens finale is due to our own fear of mortality?
I mean, Crowley and Aziraphale finally got to be together without heaven and hell stepping on their heels all the time. They finally bought that cottage, got married and enjoyed the rest of their mortal life in each other's company. That's exactly what so many fans wanted, just without the mortal part.
Do we think it's because the idea of death is just so tragic to us? The idea of them one day dying, just sounds so tragic, when that is the end all of us will one day see.
And I truly understand that fear. However, I think this ending was actually a good one. In fact, immortality to me sounds so much more scary than dying after living a fulfilling life with the one you love. I think this ending was truly ideal. The idea of going to heaven or hell has been eliminated from the world.
The whole system was broken and needed to be destroyed and rebuilt. I think that too is very symbolic.
i do not understand how you can say that the ending somehow erases or destroys their relationship, that six thousand years "don't matter" anymore as if death erases love. as if death erases meaning. as if their love isn't literally the reason for creation.
as if the entire movie was not created out of love for terry pratchett and his stories, his life. as if his memory isn't the reason we have an ending to the story in the first place.
as if you cannot see and feel how much they cared, as if they haven't immortalized him yet again in the movie itself.
As an aroace girly, I think people are placing too much importance on a kiss. Itβs not needed when their relationship and bond does all the talking.
As another aroace, the fact that they didnβt kiss is very important to me, actually. Their relationship is irrevocably their own, and they showed that throughout the episode
(holding hands, Azi bringing Crowley to heaven despite the other angels protests, Crowley trusting Azi enough to disguise himself to go to hell, Aziraphale pressing his fingers to his lips and then pressing them to Crowleys?! Discussing the fate of the world together?!)
looking at all of this, I truly donβt understand why people are upset. In my opinion, that was never something that these two would have valued in their relationship, and I think the only reason Crowley kissed Aziraphale in season 2 was to show how serious and scared he was; it wasnβt meant to be romantic








