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Book Crowley: You know what? I like your hair.
TV Crowley: Thanks. I like yours too.
Book Crowley: I think we should swap. And then we could prank the Angels a little.
TV Crowley: Yeah! I bet they won’t even notice the difference.
After some time…
Book Crowley:
TV Aziraphale:
TV Crowley:
Book Aziraphale:
TV Aziraphale: Oh, look. Aren’t those people feeding bread to the ducks?
TV Crowley: They’re WOT?!
Book Aziraphale: That’s yours.
TV Aziraphale: That’s mine.
#some aziracrow silliness to bright up your day :)#can’t understand tv Crowley’s fixation with ducks lol#but it’s funny#good omens#ineffable fandom#good omens fandom#crowley#ineffable husbands#aziraphale#aziracrow#good omens book#good omens tv#incorrect aziracrow#good omens aziracrow#good omens incorrect quotes#good omens memes#aziracrow react
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The other day, I was telling my friend who has only seen OFMD s1 about Our Good Shadows and how some fan predictions, theories and ships actually came true throughout the shows, and my friend replied “I could see What We Do In the Shadows making a main ship canon, but I’m pretty sure Good Omens wouldn’t do that”
Oh my sweet child
#it took everything in my power not to react#good omens#aziracrow#good omens season 2#wwdits#our good shadows#ofmd#ineffable husbands#good omens spoilers#what we do in the shadows#gomens#our flag means death#ofmd season 2
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Aziraphale's Sins
Pride
Gluttony
Sloth
Lust
Envy
Greed
Wrath
#i considered putting the scene where Azi reacts to Gabe and Beez holding hands#but honestly idk if thats envy in the moment#as much as shock#also took me for fucking ever to make that gif for envy#honestly this whole post took way longer than im willing to admit#anyway#good omens#aziracrow#ineffable husbands#aziraphale#crowley#ineffable idiots
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if you think aziraphale and crowley aren’t literally virgins you don’t understand them as characters
#like yeah they know how it’s done#they’ve been on earth long enough#but they wouldn’t react to a kiss like that if they fucked#good omens#good omens 2#good omens season 2#good omens spoilers#good omens 2 spoilers#aziraphale#a z fell#crowley#anthony j crowley#aziracrow#ineffable husbands
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“QUIET, GENTLE AND ROMANTIC” MY ASS, WE SHOULD’VE ASKED FOR WHO SPECIFICALLY
#EAT UP INEFFABLE BEUROCRACY SHIPPERS WHILST WE AZIRACROW SHIPPERS FEAST ON OUR POISOINED SCRAPS#WE HAVE BEEN DECEIVED /j obvs#I wish I was able to see all the shocked phases all around the world as they react to episode 6#crowley#good omens#ineffable husbands#aziraphale#good omens 2#You are not okay#I am not okay :DD I’m glad we can come to an agreement#Amazing job Neil Gaiman#legend says if you listen close you’ll hear the pained wails and cries of those who have watched good omens season 2…..#but nil ending just feel like a strong bait for a season 3#cause what sane person WOULDNT want closure to an ending like that-
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If there’s one thing I want more than anything in season 3 of Good Omens it’s for Crowley to hear Aziraphale say fuck. But not simply that, I want him to say it with his whole chest and for Crowley’s brain to SHUT DOWN
#good omens#ineffable husbands#aziracrow#good omens 2#good omens season 2#I want Crowley to blush and not know how to react#it didn’t happen in season 2 SO IT HAS TO HAPPEN IN SEASON 3#please gaiman#crowley#aziraphale
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"we're in danger, no time for this"
"no its fine come dance with me"
the most lovestruck approach
#good omens#aziraphale#aziracrow#crowley#good omens 2#david tennant#michael sheen#just gonna forget ep6 ever happened#but this scene was good love this crowley didnt know how to react when he got forced to dance
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“So they knew each other for a long time before Eden”
Neil Gaiman what exactly does that mean?! Were they acquaintances? Two people that worked together? Did they consider each other friends?? Or was it more they crossed paths sometimes??
This is going to haunt me everyday for the next few years cause any of these options have so many implications…
#why did he do this to us#I’m in so much pain#oh also just me reacting to this info way too late sorry been busy#did aziraphale idolise Crowley the whole time or did they actually get close pre fall#I NEED TO KNOW#good omens#anthony j crowley#aziraphale#ok but what if they actually were together like fr before prefall#I mean I think maybe that’s leaning too much into fanfiction#also idk if I’ll actually like that it’ll change their entire relationship#ineffable husbands#aziracrow
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yknow what’s better than having good omens hyperfixation? mixing sonic to the mix bc im OBSESSED to analyzing how characters of various franchises reacting to the little guy (a multifaceted little hedgehog who’s faced god(s), alternate dimensions of his own self, and an enjoyer of ancient literature in his free time)
and since no one else is making that content, i’ll be doing it myself. so without further ado, i hope u enjoy !!!
sonic and good omens crossover
i feel when they meet, despite being immortal beings that have experienced more than the human mind could ever comprehend, aziraphale and crowley react to an anthropomorphic talking blue hedgehog that’s suddenly falling into their world like any other human beings: they are TERRIFIED
well. terrified as one can be at 15 year old pubescent teenage hedgehog. because after their initial fear, they’re just. Fucking confused at him and his existence; how does a creature come to be in this world? they’d ask their respective sides if they didn’t want to deal with the mess that comes with it
sonic claims that he's “used to being isekaied” (“whatever that means,”crowley mumbles) and he’ll be “fine on his own” (“fine my arse!”) but aziraphale INSISTS that the lad has a roof under his bed because anthropomorphic hedgehog or not, he is NOT letting a teenager be homeless
sonic initially thinks aziraphale is kinda overbearing and crowley is way too overprotective bc like. He’s fine! hes dealt with situations more extreme than being transported to another world (my man (gender neutral) literally DIED & was tortured for 6 months straight in a war) yet hes getting help here; it almost feels like hes being looked down on and he does NOT appreciate it
he doesn’t reject their help but he’s not the most receptive either. whenever aziraphale tries to have tea breaks, he’s “away” (out on a run) or asleep (coincidentally the same time it’s tea time)
it’s only when aziraphale catches him browsing his books and jovially gives him a few book recommendations of his own (because bookworms never have just One Rec) that he lets the two in. it’s when he starts to genuinely like the two
one fact that goes untalked about is that sonic is an AVID reader. like. my hedgehog canonically has read WAR AND PEACE in the wreck it ralph 2 movie. so getting his own personal recommendation from aziraphale means a lot. he can not only have new literature but better understand aziraphale as a being—not angel or demon, but just being. book recs can say a lot about a person after all
eventually accumulates to aziraphale bonds and sonic bonding over books. aziraphale loves giving him recommendations—but ironically, has to slow down for him bc my speedy boy (gender neutral) is what i hc as a slow reader (opposite of a bookworm).
in essence, aziraphale adjusts his reading speed accordingly so sonic can keep up with him, much like sonic does for his friends (tails). something something parallels <3 they have tea and biscuits when they’re done with a book and discuss it together. aziraphale loooves talking about the deep meanings of things, while sonic enjoys listening to him. he also listens to aziraphale talk about book bindings and smile, simply bc it reminds him of his home (wherever his friends are: tails)
crowley sees all this bonding and is secretly like 🥺🥺 bc it’s not often u see aziraphale so. Doting in regards to his special interest (books, especially book collections) so he gets sonic more books for him to read. or in aziraphale’s case, keep in his bookstore. sonic isn’t much of a hoarder so he’s like. “you can sell them when i’m done” but both are too attached to the symbolism
#good omens#sth#sonic the hedgehog#crossover#aziraphale#crowley#aziracrow#i’m so sorry for like. Spamming the tags for these respective fandoms but i’ll be honest: it’s my guilty pleasure to insert sonic#in every media i consume bc he not only reminds me of myself but his endless optimism truly brings any series up (good omens; ace attorney#or obey me there’s so many more. but my point still stands his existence in a series just automatically make the series better (i’m 100% +#series while saying that) sonic means a lot to me and he’s such a multifaceted character i’d love to see how ppl react to his secrecy#or like. he does a lot of good things but he’s not necessarily a good person (i mean look at his chao/pet it’s supposed to represent/look +#him but the base of the chao is a neutral chao. not dark or hero chao but neutral. and seeing how the chao species reflect morality of +#the sonic characters it’s extremely compelling to me that he’s simply neutral. and for azricrow who’s expected to choose sides they’d be +#surprised to hear the reality#ok i’m done but tldr im insane over sonic the hedgehog
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I just took either the best or worst decision in my life
Showing my mom good omens
#honestly idk what to spect#im watching it with her and we just finished ep1#but i want to see her reaction to the you go too fast for me scene#idk if this is going to make her an ally or more homophobic than before#because she also is REALLY into angels and archangels and all of that#so idkk 😭😭😭#good omens#gomens#good omens s2#aziraphale#crowley#innefable divorce#aziracrow#aaaaaaaa#mom reacts to good omens#i want to see her reaction to the kiss too#but like#she has a functioning gaydar#i want to see how long is she going to take before she goes these bitches gay
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Aziraphale’s first action as supreme archangel was to fill out an amount of paperwork that by all rights should have been called infernal. But this was heaven, so that would probably be blasphemous.
His last action as supreme archangel was to kill his best friend.
Set at the dawn of the second coming
#Good omens#aziracrow#ineffable husbands#good omens fanfiction#otp: gay omens#my writing#pls check AO3 tags before reading especially if you're sensitive to cw's this fic goes places#*DJ Khaled voice* another one#THAT'S RIGHT YALL I WROTE THE SECOND FIC#tbh I actually came up with this idea first but knew the other fic I wrote would be more within my abilities so I tackled that one first#but this was very much my passion project fic idea so I'm glad I actually went through with it#please let me know if you read/enjoyed this I don't really know how other people will react to it
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i love your tv show aziracrow/book aziracrow series so much!! i wonder what would happen if post s2 crowley met book crowley lmfao
Yeah, I wonder what would happen… 🤔 (oh, wait. I can write it lol)
Book Crowley: *entering the flat* Hm, that’s weird. I’m pretty sure this plant wasn’t here before.
Book Crowley: *sees TV Crowley lying on the floor* What the hell is this?
TV Crowley: *not looking at him* Me. Being miserable.
Book Crowley: May I ask… why?
TV Crowley: My Angel left me.
Book Crowley: He did WHAT?!
After quite extraordinary amounts of alcohol…
Book Aziraphale: Crowley, are you…? *seeing all the mess* What happened here?
Book Crowley: You did.
Book Aziraphale: Me?! I didn’t do this.
TV Crowley: You left me.
Book Aziraphale: How…? Good Lord, why are there two of you?
TV Crowley: Why is there just one of you?
Book Aziraphale: How am I supposed to know?!
Book Crowley: You’re bad, Angel.
Book Aziraphale: And you’re drunk, my dear.
Book Crowley: Why did you leave us?
Book Aziraphale: Us? I didn’t leave you. And I certainly did not leave him.
TV Crowley: *tearing up* We could’ve been us.
Book Crowley: Look what you did.
Book Aziraphale: That’s it. I’m done. I’ll come back once you’re both sober.
Book Crowley: Yeah, leave. YOU’RE GOOD AT IT!
Book Aziraphale: I DID NOT LEAVE YOU, FOR HEAVEN’S SAKE!
TV Crowley: I miss him. I miss him so much.
Book Crowley: I know, I know. We’ll be alright. We don’t need them.
TV Crowley: You know that’s not true.
Book Crowley: Yeah. You’re right.
#it turned out a little emotional at the end didn’t it?#that was not my intention but I couldn’t help it#good omens#ineffable fandom#good omens fandom#crowley#ineffable husbands#aziraphale#aziracrow#good omens s2#good omens season 2#good omens book#good omens tv#aziracrow react#asks and requests#incorrect aziracrow#good omens incorrect quotes#ineffable divorce#incorrect good omens quotes#good omens memes
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me, finding new react videos of Good Omens and clicking through the video to see if theyre homophobic before watching the whole thing
#good omens#good omens 2#aziraphale#crowley#you'd be surprised how many reacts out there either have no reaction to aziracrow moments or like theyre such good friends no vibes here :)
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More on why Persuasion is the real Jane Austen parallel to Aziracrow, and why Pride and Prejudice is not, because I can’t stop dwelling.
There’s a lot here so I’ll try to structure this in a way that makes sense. Wish me luck.
I’ve seen so many people equate Aziraphale to Lizzie and Crowley to Darcy, but these comparisons don’t make sense. Character-wise, they are far more like Anne Elliot and Frederick Wentworth, respectively.
We’ll start with Elizabeth Bennet, who I love with all my heart and is one of those characters I feel like I know (I’m delusional, it’s fine). Elizabeth is wonderfully intelligent, but she isn’t “accomplished” and isn’t a perfect specimen of Regency womanhood. Instead she’s sharp and headstrong. She wants to live how she wants and with someone she loves for a partner. She rejects a match that is, on paper, perfect and would solve all her family’s problems, because she won’t settle for unhappiness. You know who that doesn’t sound like?
Aziraphale, were he a Regency Era woman, would be considered very accomplished for the time; well-read, polite, even a music tutor. But he’s more unlike Elizabeth because he desires to “do what’s best for the family”. In other words, if Elizabeth Bennet was more like Aziraphale, she’d be married to Mr. Collins. She would’ve considered it her duty to marry him because it would protect her loved ones (see Aziraphale accepting the Metatron). For Aziraphale, his duty to protect trumps his personal desire.
So does that make Crowley our Lizzie? No, that doesn’t fit either, and not only because Aziraphale makes a terrible Darcy. Sure, Aziraphale’s status as an angel might be considered comparable to Darcy’s elevated status as a rich person, but Crowley has never hated Aziraphale, never even considered it, and wouldn’t hate him even after the rejection. Lizzie’s hatred is what spurs Darcy to grow. Darcy needed to be completely despised by her to decide to put in the work to be worthy of her.
Okay, so then is Crowley Darcy? Perhaps we could shoehorn that in somewhere because Darcy doesn’t seem good but actually is, or is considered grouchy, but it’s such a loose connection, it barely works-
-Especially when you consider how much better the two fit as the protagonists of Persuasion.
(And yes, shut up, I liked the Dakota Johnson one and I will be using the gifs.)
Where Pride and Prejudice is about two different people gradually seeing the value in the other, Persuasion is the story of two different people seeing the value in the other right from the start, but who then repeatedly make mistakes that keep them separate and in agony.
Aziraphale is *so* much like Anne. First, Anne is the only reasonable (read: likable) member of her high-born family, who believe people in other societal castes to not only be inferior, but disgusting.
Anne sees this is not true, and falls madly in love with the low-born Wentworth- only to be persuaded by outside input not to marry him. Station and familial duty play a part in this decision, and she regrets it for years. She is completely unable to move on.
Like Aziraphale, Anne is certainly more accomplished, for one thing, and she plays by the rules of women of her time and status. BUT her sense of mortality breaks often from that of her family. When she tries to impart her good morals upon them, they are dismissive and insulting, reacting as if Anne is the one who “doesn’t get it”.
She spends eight years with a family she barely belongs to, wondering why she ever thought the company of people like this was worth the loss of Wentworth.
For all of Anne’s kindness, she is a pushover. She’s rarely confident in herself. When she needs to speak up, or just have a direct conversation with Wentworth, she doesn’t. She can’t. She repeatedly makes Wentworth come to her.
Wentworth, meanwhile, is a far better match for Crowley than Darcy is. Wentworth will never be an aristocrat like the Elliots, but he carves out a life he considers valuable using new rules. Sound familiar?
Are Wentworth’s and Crowley’s morals obviously a bit different? Yes, of course. Crowley is a DEMON, after all. But Crowley conducts himself in such a way that he’s literally cast out of Heaven and removed from Hell- in other words, he’s twice been given “the rules” for how to act and has twice decided, nah, that’s not for me. Wentworth was given the rules for what he could have as a low-born man and became a wealthy, high-ranking naval officer. And Wentworth didn’t do that for love, either. He found the consideration of one’s wealth in determining whether they should be loved abhorrent. Wentworth did it for himself initially (bitterly too, maybe), just like Crowley saves the goats and the kids for himself.
And, of course, Crowley’s confession parallels Wentworth’s position in relation to Anne far more than Darcy’s position to Lizzie. Crowley says “if they (two apparent opposites) can do it, so can we,” because he knows he and Aziraphale love each other. At the start of Persuasion, Wentworth asks Anne to be his wife despite their differing societal rank because he knows they love each other. At the end of Persuasion, he asks again because he knows they have both been in agony, that they both love each other as much as they ever did.
Darcy, meanwhile, does not know if Lizzie loves him, but arrogantly believes she will accept on the basis that what he can offer her monetarily is better than what anyone else can, not knowing what she actually values. She demolishes him.
On that note, that’s really the only parallel between Aziracrow and Darcy/Lizzie, only Aziraphale is Darcy. Aziraphale believed Crowley would accept his offer because he believed Crowley would want to be an angel again. Crowley believed Aziraphale would accept his offer because he knew they loved each other.
These are all very different characters, but ultimately, I think we were gunning for Pride and Prejudice and wound up with Persuasion; the slowest, most agonizing burn with the most beautiful reunion. So we didn’t get “you have bewitched me, body and soul,” in S2. We got the events leading up to Persuasion, and will have S3 to watch them play out. Neil knows that Aziraphale and Crowley’s relationship is the most compelling part of the story, so I doubt they’ll be separated for long. But everything is so messy, isn’t it? So it makes sense to keep them, like Anne and Wentworth, in close proximity, in mutual, bitter, unspoken pining, but still not together. It will be absolutely delicious to watch. Isn’t that what we loved the most from S1?
Because we know they love each other. And whatever catalyzing event forces them to say it out loud will be all the better if every moment they don’t say it hurts. I don’t want a “you have bewitched me” moment, I want “I’m half agony, half hope.”
#good omens#jane austen#meta#ineffable divorce#crowley#aziraphale#aziracrow#pride and prejudice#persuasion#im in pain#im in so much pain
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Poly aziracrow based on 2x04, where Crowley and R react to Aziraphale during this scene👀
https://vm.tiktok.com/ZM2KFemoQ/
notes: yes. this isn’t the first time I’ve had a request about his voice in this scene. and I will NEVER get tired of them ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
pairing: aziraphale x reader x crowley
rating: M (smut at the end)
tags: the light, the dark, and the space in between-verse; references to ptsd; slightly Dom!Aziraphale
You hate this bloody war.
You’ve been part of a few, and all of them have left their scars on you. In you, buried in your soul. You remember your time in those trenches barely thirty years ago and bile claws at your throat.
No. Don’t think about that. Concentrate on this. Concentrate on this horrid little demon who’s threatening the two people you love. Hands behind you, you finger a decorative paperweight, wondering if minions from hell are susceptible to being thwacked over the back of the head.
He finishes his little tirade and tries to read Aziraphale’s name from a book (you’re amazed that the cretin is literate). But his demonic lips can’t make heads nor tails of the syllables.
“Azil-pha-pha-la-luh—”
Aziraphale’s brow furrows just slightly, lips purse.
“Aziraphale.”
It’s not often you see your angel reach the end of his tether. He is a holy being after all; the pinnacle of patience, epitome of virtue. But sometimes, when something grinds his gears just right, that voice will come out.
It does something to you and Crowley both, and the two of you exchange a glance across the room. This will be explored later.
The demon, irritated, snaps his little book shut, then does a double take as his gaze passes over you. He didn’t even notice you were here. You try to look the picture of innocence as you ready the paperweight, thinking about the best way to swing a bludgeoning weapon when he has that ridiculous hair.
“And you? What’s going on with you, why are you here?” He steps forward and takes a deep sniff. “You don’t smell divine.”
“Oh god, don’t bloody smell me!” you hiss, planting your hand on his chest and shoving him backwards. Aziraphale and Crowley move towards you to intervene if needed, but you wave them off.
“Don’t bother with him, nightingale,” Crowley sighs, voice unbothered and bored, “he’s not worth your effort.”
You turn to the mirror in the dressing room instead and focus on smoothing out your clothes, ignoring the foul little gremlin until Crowley and Aziraphale sort him out. Which they do, inevitably, because they’re very clever and wonderful. The three of you head back to the bookshop for a very necessary glass of wine, and within the hour you’re all piled on the sofa, slightly blotted and very glad for each other’s company after a rough day.
You and Crowley are either side of Aziraphale, each with a leg hooked over one of his plush thighs. You’re doing that thing they love where you compliment them about how smart they both are, and they get all smug and silly (and you love it); but halfway through you catch Crowley’s eye behind those dark little glasses and something shifts subtly.
“You know, angel, you really gave that lapdog a dressing down earlier.”
“Oh, well, I’m not sure I’d go that far,” Aziraphale says, but he’s all puffed up like he gets when he’s flattered. Crowley runs a finger up the seam of his trouser leg, gently, slowly.
“And you know what really sealed the deal? That voice you used on him,” you continue. “There was something quite dominant about it. Sexy.”
You snake your hand up his chest. Finally he cottons on.
“Oh.”
“I think we both just wondered what it might take to get you to use it again.”
Aziraphale takes a final sip of his wine before carefully placing the glass on the table. He sits back, looking between the two of you, and there’s no missing the glint in his eye.
“If you wanted me to tell you what to do,” he says lowly,
and you shiver, “you need only ask. I’m sure I’ll do it if you both behave.”
Crowley shifts. You can see the effect Aziraphale’s had on him: the tightening of his trousers, the bob of his adam’s apple as he swallows.
“So. Will you behave?”
“Yes,” you and Crowley both whisper at once, voices thin and needy.
Aziraphale smiles.
“Then I think you’re both wearing far too many clothes.”
Your clothes end up a muddled pile on the floor, and between the two of you, Aziraphale doesn’t leave the couch for the rest of the evening. He has you ride his thigh while Crowley swallows him down his pretty little throat, whispering his praises to both of you in that delicious voice.
“Look at you both. Being so good for me. I love you both so much, my darlings.”
You bury your face in his shoulder, face burning with desire. He has Crowley fuck you over the arm of the couch as he watches the show, palming himself through his trousers, telling you where to touch each other. You’re happy to be his puppet, his plaything, anything.
So long as he keeps talking.
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The autistic community in this fandom has repeatedly said that Aziraphale is extremely autistic coded. Maybe we should start listening. Let's go. *SIGHS*
There's so much I could talk about the critiques I see over this mostly pretty harmless scene, but I'll try to focus on the ableism here:
Aziraphale's playfulness is called "roleplaying" and "dismissive of Crowley's feelings" here. And I must say, as an autistic person, I find it offensive bc this is an extremely autistic coded moment where Aziraphale was unmasking in front of the only person he allows himself to do so and that usually implies he was inviting Crowley to do the same, he was most likely aware of Crowley's anxiety there and making himself vulnerable to him by unmasking, inviting him into his space and vice-versa. (I think calling his special interest, magic, "horrible" is also anti-autistic bias btw)
We never see Aziraphale acting like this with any other character besides Crowley, with whom he does this repeatedly. It's not a new situation. Crowley knows this, and he is used to this kind of behaviour from Aziraphale. And he loves to complain about it btw, and Aziraphale indulges him on that. This is love. This is intimacy.
I know it isn't perfect, I know it lacks verbal communication, but this isn't abusive behaviour in the slightest. Better communication is something they both need to work on after 6k years of having to hide their feelings bc they were being persecuted and abused, the story is telling us this. We have a whole other season for that, the story isn't over.
Now, regarding the second paragraph, the plot made it painfully obvious that the clue was real, so Aziraphale was not going to Edinburgh for fun. He had to go, and Crowley knew it (he never even argued against it), bc of the mystery of Gabriel's situation thay could backfire on them in the future. Who knows what Heaven was doing to their angels (and what they could do to aziracrow!! That's why Crowley had an informant. Didn't Metatron prove this in the end, that the threat was real?). Sure, Aziraphale had fun, bc he was bonding with Crowley through the Bentley and he loves him, so that makes him happy, but that's it. We're allowed to make the most out of a bad situation, guys. It's also a way to deal with stress. Aziraphale and Crowley have different ways of dealing with stress, and both are valid, they're different people, it's normal that they react differently to a crisis.
This scene was a very married moment tbh, filled with comfort with you partner (enough to unmask), an old known and comfortable dance for the both of them, and even an invite to take a step forward in their relationship.
Food for thought: I've been wondering why the fandom likes to say Azi and Crowley are like a "married couple" but some ppl at the same time hate when they in fact act like one?
And finally, again, this is such an autistic coded moment that I, an autistic person, had the exact same interpretation as Aziraphale. I had never noticed, until I read this take, that Crowley could've meant anything other than "you don't know how to drive" lol. Aziraphale was being himself here. His true confident unmasked self. Bc Crowley allows him that. Bc Crowley makes him feel like he can. He wasn't pretending or intentionally misinterpreting or manipulating anyone. Assuming the absolute worst of him bc he interpreted something in a literal way is anti-autistic bias. Assuming the worst of him bc he doesn't use the same code as you to communicate is ableism. Assuming his decision-making logic is invalid bc of the way he acts when unmasking is both.
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