[ellenatural]

give me an image of jesus christ on the cross and i will reblog #elle greenaway

[elles-greenaway]

ELLE GREENAWAY 1x10 | The Popular Kids

[illdiealonelyguy]

Never ever ever ever ever ever getting over elle greenaway listening to clementine by elliott smith.

[fckmylifw]

Sketchbook Tour day 4 - Elle Greenaway

[sapphicathenas]

who up thinking about elle greenaway + dashboard by noah kahan

[nabakovian]

the meep sisters

[elles-greenaway]

ELLE GREENAWAY 1x10 | The Popular Kids

[joyflameball]

Mischaracterization getting so brutal I'm about to ask people for sources and citations on their wrong opinions

[joyflameball]

What is your source for the idea that he would fucking say that

[nabakovian]

aaron and elle had easily one of the most interesting relationships of any two characters on the show. i'm especially thinking of season 1, episode 17: a real rain. this episode is actually so delicious because the unsub is a vigilante court reporter hunting people who got acquitted and there's a whole b plot about a past case where hotch talked an unsub down and he went on to get acquitted and kill another victim, right?

so, they all go to dinner, and elle's talking about how many rapists she saw walk during her time with the sex crimes division, and jj says, "yeah, but it's a long way from feeling that way to actually killing somebody." and, right after jj says that, hotch says "no, not really," and later that episode, he kills an unsub who's about to surrender because he's clearly thinking of that past case with the unsub he talked down.

like. it just parallels what happened with elle later so well. he was kinda the only one who really understood elle, he was the one who cleaned her blood off the wall, and in the end, he was the one who was the harshest with her. and then just a few years later, he had to experience what she experienced with the fisher king from george foyet... they're not quite narrative foils, but their narratives are going around in circles kind of. what happens with him happens with her happens with him.

this is part of why i don't really understand when people say elle's ending doesn't make sense or isn't satisfying. like it's actually astoundingly thematically tight in the context of the rest of her time on the show, especially for a show that went on to throw SO much bullshit at the wall that made no sense.

[space-girliee]

@kazsspirals you’re like my only cm moot so

[ellenatural]

fuck it au where gideon and elle reconnected sometime before 10.13 and had been kinda investigating cold cases together. doing a little detective work. reluctantly, but they both know that they're not going to turn their backs on someone. they're sitting in a diner or a public library or a car and it's like old times, but it's really not. it's different. gideon has a lot of regrets and wants to open up, but he's not good at that even when he tries, and elle just doesn't even want to try. she won't let it be like last time, when she thought they were close and got burnt.

also. i can't explain why but in this AU its important to me that elle never went back to law enforcement. she's now in her 40s and spent the last 5-10yrs doing trucker logistics.

[ellenatural]

trucker logistics

[ellenatural]

lola glaudini's three scenes in 'your friends and neighbors' (1998)

[hotchnerss]

what if I miss Elle a lot

[prentisswh0re]

just won the most elle greenaway boots to ever exist i guess

[infectiouspiss]

the fanfiction inside my head should be considered lost media

[lukreziaaa]

"My team? Let me tell you about my team."

[ellenatural]

1.16, The Tribe