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edward :3
baxter and thomas's relationship is so interesting and multifaceted.
thomas has a bleeding heart. he denies and denies and denies it, but just look at the way he interacts with sybbie and george. romantically, he falls hard and he falls fast - see the duke in season 1, or edward courtenay in season 2, and he is devastated when things end (the way he cries when edward dies... then when sybil dies... my heart).
he also helps phyllis find a job at downton.
and he says it's for blackmail purposes, and manipulation purposes, and it's like... sure, he does do that. but there's such an ache of kindness and fondness to his relationship with phyllis, that he decided to help a friend of his sister's he hadn't spoken to in years, and covers that up and is like 'well it's all just part of my dastardly plan'.
and the thing is. phyllis 'you won't let me be fond of you' IS fond of thomas, even when he is a bastard, and she doesn't let him push her away: she persists, and her persistence and kindness quite literally saves his life.
phyllis and thomas' friendship makes me soft and is one I adore; phyllis is in many ways a foil to mrs o'brien; she has thomas' best interests at heart and cares for him unconditionally, even when he makes him hard, whereas mrs o'brien's - who did care for thomas, don't get me wrong - care for thomas was conditional and tied in large part to what thomas could do for her.
phyllis, who knew thomas as a child, knew that he was a person worth fighting for and eventually broke through his mask.
thomas barrow's arc in relation to wwi is actually like. I really like it. it makes sense. yeah war is horrifying and it's completely understandable why he wanted out, and I love that he got away with it, because personally I'm on the side of a working class man who got in over his head because he didn't really know what he was getting himself into, versus the literal british army. also yay thomas getting away with a plan! more of his plans should have succeeded <3
• ◦ downton movies parallels ◦ •
#their thing
the edward courtenay story gives me chills every single time, not only because of his story itself but thomas’s staunch defense (and knowledge) of depression, and the parallels to how he does the exact same thing to himself.
after a long struggle with depression and being kicked out of the only establishment he’s ever felt recent peace in, after losing emotional ties to friends and family, a razor is taken to the wrist. exact parallels.
to make it even worse, by rough estimation of age, thomas would’ve only been around 21/22 at this point, and in the scene where he’s crying, you can see just how young he is, it just adds even more heartbreak to edwards story.
kamarás máté in elisabeth in miskolc, 1999-2001
this shit sucks. wish bulbasaur was real .
Thomas Barrow + s6
“I hate to think he was so unhappy.”
Thomas Got Laid In America Barrow
Lady Mary wonders if you'd like some coffee or a drink.
elsie hughes deserves so much better than charlie fucking carson
they should invent an edward courtenay that doesn't die
thinking about thomas barrow and edward courtenay
Jacob Tierney do Green Creek next
consulting my season 2 downton abbey script book for more thomas/edward crumbs