#amir casey

[dindjarism]

#new favourite dynamic unlocked 9-1-1 | 7.08 Step Nine

[tvuniverse]

BOBBY NASH and AMIR CASEY | 9-1-1 → 7x08 Step Nine

[tevanactually]

I really appreciated that tonight's episode portrayed how complicated taking accountability truly is. Bobby is a good man , he cares, he's put the work into bettering himself and making the world a better place. And that still doesn't mean Amir is obligated to forgive him. It doesn't erase the harm that was caused to Amir and everyone else involved in the Minnesota tragedy. But Bobby's worth is not defined by one man's opinion of him, while Amir's character is not defined by his in/ability to forgive the man he holds responsible for his trauma. Both of them are survivors with their own relationships to grief and I am grateful that they depicted the complexity of that

[desertdinerbuddie]

Controversial opinion maybe, but I like that Amir was not the one who burned the bathena house down.

I like that he made the good, positive choice to confront his own grief and sadness and loss, to channel it into caring for others, and to let his anger at Bobby go.

The last thing we need is a storyline about a big, mean, nasty, angry black man hurting our beloved (white) captain-dad.

[sur-fine-whatever]

You know you can't quit, right?

S07E10 - All Fall Down

[watchyourbuck]

911 s7 ep10 stills — incorrect quotes

[balfeys]

requested by: @skatingthinandice: 7.02 + 7.08 "don't deserve a second chance" parallel

[dawntainbobbynash]

You know, when you lose everything, including yourself, when you are at your absolute lowest, the easiest thing to do is to stay down. But you didn't. You climbed out, you rebuilt, and you did better.