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Aaron Hotchner & Emily Prentiss
Their first and last scenes together
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look I have nothing against Brie Larson as a person or an actor but her casting feels like an undeniable result of the cultural fixation with Women Under Thirty
okay so I fired this off on my phone just as a thought but let me elaborate on this a little:
Carol Danvers is a Colonel in the US Air Force.
Even if we accept that Carol was promoted at younger age than most, that kind of promotion doesn’t come lightly. According to military-ranks.org (a website that I have no reason to question):
By law, colonels must have twenty-two years of service and a minimum of three years of service as a lieutenant colonel. Most colonels spend three years as a lieutenant colonel before being promoted.
I think it’s pretty widely established that Carol joined the Air Force as soon as she was 18, which would place her squarely at age 40 after the minimum 22 year service, assuming she got promoted as soon as she was eligible.
What I’m getting at here is that, unless the Marvel Cinematic Universe is stripping Carol of her illustrious military history, there’s no damn reason for her to played by a 26 year old. At all.
… Unless they think a woman in her forties has no business being a superhero, in which case I’d like to direct your attention to Jeremy Renner (cast as Hawkeye at 40), Ben Affleck (Batman at 43), Robert Downey Jr. (Iron Man since age 44), and Paul Rudd (debuting as Ant-Man at forty-fucking-six).
Listen to me. Listen. Women over forty are badasses. ¾ of the new Ghostbusters cast are women in their 40′s. Ming-Na Wen is kicking asses and taking names all over Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. at 52. Those old ladies from Mad Max: Fury Road - including Megan Jaffer, who’s 78 - did their own fucking stunts.
There Is No Expiration On Women Being Awesome.
what then? -insp-
AU in which Hotch and Emily were together and he doesn’t know that her death was faked
I think what ~annoys me, every time i see people call Will LaMontane whiny and annoying, is that, really, he deserves the whining and complaining?
JJ, frankly, treats the man like shit, frequently, ignoring that is not feminist or progressive, women fuck up and do bad things and treat people badly, pretending they don’t and placing them on a pedestal is dehumanising (garcia also acts badly in relationships in this show, which is actually an interesting creative choice because on TV, normally the gender divide is heavily skewed the opposite direction).
I think what bugs me is that I like the showing of healthy relationships, I like that a partner is called on their bullshit. I do not like the implication that JJ, just by the grace of being JJ, should be allowed to treat her partner badly or coldly. I am very much a fan of relationships in media where, when one of them messes up, is called on it and rectifies their behaviour, or works through their issues, or whatever. It’s adult, it’s mature, it’s what people should aspire to.
I do /not/ like the unspoken implications here, be it people who realise JJ is being pretty crappy and are saying Will should put up with it and keep it quiet (the part of me that likes healthy relationships is crying), or the people who do not realise that JJ messes up frequently because she’s JJ and golden and perfect (JJ is not perfect, JJ has many flaws, pretending she does not is placing her on a pedestal and not seeing her as a rounded character or person at all).
Yes, Will complains, if you were in Will’s place, i hope your relationship would be secure enough, that your self esteem would be high enough to point it out to your partner that you are being treated badly and that it’s not ok. I think my favourite part of Will is he sees JJ for who she is, he sees that she is incredibly reserved, very much capable of being incredible manipulative and at times very short tempered, but loves her and respects himself enough to mention the problems he has so they can work through it. He’s not doing it to hurt or annoy her, he’s doing it to be respected because he loves her and he wants them to work out.
I have my issues with the way the narrative is often more likely to use their relationship to prop up their plots to the point where sometimes we can talk about them and somehow also not talk about them at all (like 100, for example, we have a great jj x will scene but it’s entirely about hotch and jack and foyet and not about them at all), but i do like that we have a canon couple who, you know, try to work through their problems together as a unit. It’s nice. It feels more real to me and doesn’t hurt my sensibilities because they are equals, they’re consistently shown to be equals and respect each other as such.
so yes, Will may whine, but you will not ever be able to convince me it’s not justified. If somebody treated you like JJ sometimes treats him, i really hope you’d be secure enough in yourself and also your relationship to speak up, because people don’t deserve bad treatment and if you don’t mention problems, you can’t fix them.
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Paget Brewster + Criminal Minds friendships 3/8 ✻ Thomas Gibson
“When Hotch was blown up in the SUV, we shot this scene where I’m standing next to him, looking at his bleeding ear. Our director came in and said. ‘Paget, you’re looking at Hotch like you’re in love with him. It looks really weird.’ So now, every day, Thomas and I flutter our eyelids at each other.”
When someone asks what I do in my spare time:
People without people
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I’d have given anything to have seen the look on Hotch’s face when he read the report Emily’s therapist sent him and he saw she said she was dating her cat.
play the moments. pause the memories. stop the pain. replay the happiness. (insp)
SSA Aaron Hotchner — a short and incomplete summary.
female character meme » day twenty-three: a female platonic relationship - JJ & Emily
Emily: Thank you. JJ: It is really good to see you.
Emily Prentiss as a Mother Reblog if You Agree
TV Meme - [3/9] Female Characters Jennifer Jareau → Criminal Minds
Garcia: You’re like the glue around here. Who’s gonna make us feel safe? JJ: There’s plenty of big, strong men around. Garcia: See that, right there? Your total ignorance to how awesome you are? It’s one of the 5000 things I love about you.