Promises

Promises

did you see the end of season 3? I mean, did you really see it?

Hopper says “But, lately, I guess I’ve been feeling... distant from you. Like you're... you're pulling away from me or something” as the camera slowly approaches a sad Mike. Then the first image and sentence that follows is “I miss playing board games every night” tell me who Mike spends his time playing with until late at night? Will.Tell me when was his last real smile? When Will told him there's not possible he could want to join another band to play with them. And when Mike takes a last look at the house before setting off on his bike, who do we immediately see in the next shot? Will. Always Will. And after? Again Mike, returning home and falling into his mother's arms. This scene means nothing to you, really? Yes, that's exactly what happened when Mike thought Will was dead.

You can tell me it's a coincidence, I don't believe it.

I just listened (really listened I mean) the official Good Omens season 2 playlist and I'm going to cry (I'm already crying actually): almost every song is about Crowley's feelings.

When Mike arrives in California Will is happy and wants to hug him but Mike is distant. A lot of people said it was because he realized that he missed Will a little too much and that he feels a little more than friendship for him, that's why he doesn't get too close to him and is embarrassed. But what if it was also because he was jealous and hurt? At the beginning of the previous episode, El writes to Mike “Will is painting a lot” “Maybe it is for a girl? I think there is someone he likes” and Mike is not at all ok with that, especially when he sees that Will took his painting with him. That's why he has a hard time getting in touch (literally and why he rarely speaks to her while he's gone) with Will.

Look at the light on their face (and around them) one side is blue, the other side is yellow.

"When blue meets yellow in the west"

Need I remind that they are for the first time together in the west?

(oh and their clothes are also almost entirely blue and yellow)

Then, remember the previous scene: Mike says "I asked for vomit green and I got vomit green" and looking at Will "Isn't that awesome?"

Blue and yellow make green.

Do I need to explain more?

New analysis:

S4 ep5: Mike and Will talk when they're sitting on the car, in addition to being a parallel to other scenes like the one with Jancy for example, there's the “emotional and tender” music again, and Mike says “I should've explained myself. Maybe Eleven would've taken me with her and things would be different.” “I didn't know what to say” yet it would have been easy to know what to say, he had to tell El that he loves her and long before that moment, and maybe nothing of that would have happened; and explain WHAT Mike? There shouldn't be anything to explain, Mike loves El and tells him so or he doesn't (at least not romantically). Especially since in episode 4 he says “if I would’ve said that thing” so he KNOWS basically what he should have said.

Then Will continues by saying “Sometimes I think it’s just scary to open up like that.” he mainly talks about himself and his feelings for Mike but he adds “Because, what if... what if they don’t like the truth?” and Mike nods at that exact moment, meaning he agrees with that sentence. Except that if Mike tells El he loves her, El would be happy so why wouldn't she like it? What I mean is that the only truth Mike could tell about his feelings that El wouldn't like is that he doesn't like her (and maybe he loves someone else, you know what I mean?)