wow.. okay.
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wow.. okay.
If I never finish suits, then marvey is technically canon, right? RIGHT?
i am not immune to a well choreographed fight scene with a fun song in the background
"mike doesn't have sex with harvey" was such an insane line... you could've said absolutely anything else!
behind every gay person is a gayer more intimidating person
marvey pretrial ritual where they make out in the file room and they think that they are sooooo slick about it (everyone knows)
donna baby come home the kids miss u
Harvey finds out Mike is into older men and teases him about it a lot
HARVEY SPECTER & MIKE ROSS SUITS — 1.05 "Bail Out"
falling to my knees
i'm an adult that is giggling over a "good boy" praise
Thanks Red 😉
i keep getting stuck on this idea about how Suits never suggests that Harvey can't do his job without Mike. Like, Harvey's doing fine on his own. Mike certainly moves things along more quickly than other associates but Harvey would get there just fine. So, like, when Harvey repeatedly insists and demands and bargains and bends and breaks to get Mike back by his side, there is no plot-given reason for that desperation. So it's character-driven. Except Harvey doesn't push anyone else this hard repeatedly to get closer. He pushes people away, gets spooked easily, closes people or moves on. But not with Mike. From early on he just keeps finding ways to get Mike "back where he belongs" and keep him there. Harvey just wants Mike.
He just wants Mike with him.
the plot keeps pushing Mike away- fire him, let him quit, let him take another job, he's going to prison, he's starting over elsewhere, he doesn't want to, he's getting married and leaving. Even when Louis is the one to bring Mike back, Harvey was already working hard at it.
Harvey could have just let it happen at any point. At no point does having Mike with him actually resolve plot problems. But he's fighting the current at every turn. Harvey, a man who canonically has few close personal ties, is desperate to keep Mike close. Even as Mike is the reason his professional life crumbles, he wants Mike within reach. Goddamnit.
marvey ~ au version
some little AU scenes I edited awhile ago - the second to last one is ib by mina0187 on yt!!