u/Warm_Birthday_3198

I have to say that I am completely heartbroken and sad that they lost all their memories of the eras, periods, and ages they went through together. It hurts that they are no longer entities—that they are no longer who they originally were, and don't remember any of it And that all of this was erased along with the previous universe.

Even though they did this of their own accord, (after stopping God from completely destroying everythin forever), it was a incredibly difficult and painful decision for both of them. They did it out of the goodness of their hearts, out of the love they acquired for humanity over all these years, and out of their deep desire to give mankind another chance—a chance without heaven and without hell."

I would have been happy if they had remained who they originally were, but I am glad that God gave them a second chance and did not completely eliminate them from any possible existence. Even though it was really heartbreaking, sad and depressing that they lost their memories, who they originally were and everything that belonged to the previous universe but I loved that they got a second chance as human beings.

By becoming human, They found each other again, fall in love all over again, and get married. They found their one true love and now live happily together as mortals. I would describe it as a bittersweet ending—not perfectly happy, but not terrible either. It has a sad side and a happy side; good and bad, darkness and light. Just like heaven and hell."

As I already wrote, I would have been so happy if they didn't have to do this—if they could have stayed together exactly as they were, keeping all their memories of everything they've been through across the eras, ages, and years. I would have preferred them to remain who they originally were, but even though they are no longer cosmic entities, they are still Crowley and Aziraphale. Just humans."

I'm glad they found each other once again, got married, and found the one and only one who belongs to their hearts. No matter where or what they are—an angel and a demon, or human beings—they will always find their way to each other. They are each other's one and only true love.

Their each other destiny, each other future, each other past, and each other present; their heaven and their hell. They share one and only heart, with souls bound together forever—no matter if they are cosmic entities or mortals."

\*Their souls are forever intertwined and they are destined to find each other in every universe

I must mention one more thing. As for people saying they didn't have a proper conversation—I completely disagree. Yes, it would have been cute if they had literally said the words "I love you" , but their love is MUCH MORE THAN THAT."

People forget that their feelings were indeed conveyed to one another And indeed they had a proper conversation,

TAKE THIS FOR EXAMPLE:

During their conversation with God, She noted the obvious feelings Aziraphale has for Crowley and his LOVE for him . The fact that this came from the mouth of God doesn't detract from it at all; QUITE THE OPPOSITE.".

When Aziraphale said that Crowley was the best angel—even more than himself—and asked God why She gave him Crowley (who made him complete) only to take him away, that entire scene was absolutely amazing and heartwarming. His feelings of love were written all over his face, and his deep love for Crowley shone through every single word."

And then there was their heartbreaking conversation after God gave them the right to decide the fate of the universe. Crowley almost broke down when he said that he wanted people to have a real chance in a real universe, and how much he wanted free choice to be a real thing, even if there were no angels and no demons, and not even themselves,

(When he said no us, ever again and then almost broke down and burst into tears, OMG my miserable heart)

Seeing his pain, and how he almost burst into tears at the very thought of losing Aziraphale—to me, that was a perfectly properly and meaningful conversation. People don't always need to say "I love you" to know how the other feels, Crowley and Aziraphale don't require words like that to understand one another.

This conversation was one that conveyed their emotions in an amazing and heart-warming way. What Crowley said, The way they looked at each other, the looks full of pain, sorrow and the look of the deep love they have for each other, show exactly that.

THEY DON'T NEED WORDS FOR THAT.

Their love, their affection, their appreciation, and their closeness to each other is much greater and deeper than a few words.

Even looking back at the kiss in the season 2 finale—that was Crowley's way of conveying his feelings, a final attempt to make Aziraphale stay. Aziraphale understood it completely, but he was too shocked after the kiss. His emotions flooded him from all sides and Even though "I love you" was on the very tip of his tongue, he couldn't bring himself to say it. He only managed a choked "No..." once he realized Crowley was already walking away.

Their love is so much bigger than a few spoken words, (and they have always struggled to put their deepest feelings into words in general) Their love for each other is much greater, more powerful, and deeper than that.

It would have been could be nice if they had talked about the kiss itself, but their love is MUCH MORE THAN THAT. They conveyed these things more indirectly but also In direct in ways that fans are SUPPOSED TO UNDERSTAND.

I really loved the final episode and enjoyed it immensely; it was the perfect combination of sadness, joy, hope, and heartbreak—a true storm of emotions and love, mixed with action and humor.

I absolutely adored and loved their indirect kiss and the way they held hands, looking at each other with a love and affection deeper than anything else in the universe.

It was beautiful that God gave the other characters a chance to return as humans in this new universe. And I absolutely LOVE Aziraphale and Crowley as humans—they are truly the most charming, lovely, and precious thing ever."