Good Omens In Good Omens by Terry Pratchett, and Neil Gaiman there are many relationships. For instance there are some complicated relationships and others are quite commonly seen. There is the relationship between Adam and his friends. There is also a slight one between Adam and the delivery guy. Adam and Dog have a relationship. A very surprising relationship is the one between Arizaphale and Crowley. The relationship between Witchfinder Sergeant Shadwell and Madame Tracy is also a peculiar one The relationship between Adam and his friends is very important. Without those friends Adam wouldn’t have stopped the end of the world. Without his friends Adam would have ended the world (because they were the good four horsemen). Adam’s friends are very loyal because Adam has been their friend with him for a very long time. Adam relies on his friend sometimes when they are playing games. When they were pretending to be the Spanish inquisition “you click them together when you dance… the bullfight poster was everything Brian had promised” (Gaiman and Pratchett 115). This friendship gets complicated in the end when his friends turn out to the four horsemen “we need a sword, a crown, and some scales” (the items the four horsemen have) There is a slight relationship between Adam and the delivery guy. They both have something to do with the end world. Adam at first helps the end of the world, but then he decides he doesn’t want to end it after all. Adam asks for his friends help he says” it’s all goin’ to happen if we don’t do something” (Gaiman and Pratchett 276). The delivery guy helps the end of the world by doing his job, delivering packages to the four horsemen. Adam and the delivery guy are
different because one has choice and the other doesn’t. Adam is the one who does it consciously, but the delivery man is only doing his job. This is a very small relation ship between them. Adam and Dog have a simple/complicated relationship. It’s simple in a way because it’s a...