'Good Omens' Season 2: The Meaning of Aziraphale's Last Words to Crowley
The Big Picture Season 2 of Good Omens is a very different beast than Season 1, scaling down on the biblical machinations in favor of an emotional exploration of the relationship between Aziraphale and Crowley . There are many tender moments in Season 2 proving how much the demon and angel duo love each other, giving fans the ship they wanted for many years.
As we learn, Crowley gets on the wrong side of the celestial war because he dares to question the Creator’s reason for letting so much beauty go to waste. That means that since the universe came to be, Crowley’s unique sense of justice prevented him from accepting nonsensical orders mindlessly, an admirable trait that nevertheless led him to be cast out into Hell and condemned to be a demon for eternity.
At the end of Good Omens’ second season, Gabriel recovers his memories, professes his love for Beelzebub , and leaves with his paramour for Alpha Centauri, where they hope to have a good life away from Heaven and Hell. Gabriel’s decision puts Heaven in a complicated position, as there’s no longer a Supreme Archangel to oversee the celestial operations. Instead of promoting one of the Archangels in service, Metatron , the voice of God, offers the job to Aziraphale.
Aziraphale and Crowley's Final Scene Is Bittersweet Aziraphale and Crowley’s breakup scene is painful. Yet, what hurts the most is when Aziraphale seemingly accepts to leave Crowley behind by saying, "Nothing lasts forever.” It’s a selfish way of looking at things and a way for Aziraphale to justify his senseless choice. In addition, it’s the most unfair thing the angel could have said to Crowley.
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