nimaygreen

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Good Omens has always been about the Third Way. Not between good and evil — but outside the logic that someone has to lose. The finale will happen. We’ll get there. And we’ll be okay. 💖 We’re still here. ✨ 😘 💖 #goodomens #go3

I’ve heard that you were starving for more Good Omens crumbs, so here is Louis Ralph’s concept art for the 15th century papal minisode (tragically cut from Good Omens 2 due to Covid) featuring bishop Crowley, lay Aziraphale, and a miracle at a witch burning in Vatican:

This piece by Louis Ralph, called ‘Burning’, depicts the surroundings of St Giles' Cathedral in Edinburgh skillfully transformed into Renaissance Vatican.  The crowd gathered around the stake — including a very interesting instance of the long-haired bishop Crowley, in full black regalia with a mitra negra and a crosier, swapping sides with an earlier, slightly subdued version of the Globe Aziraphale — consists almost exclusively of members of the Pontifical Swiss Guard and the clergy, with the Pope himself overseeing the scene from a balcony in his traditional ermine-trimmed winter cape and camauro. All of them are witnessing a small miracle of unknown provenance: the blessing of rain falling exactly on the supposed witch and effectively stopping her trial by fire.