#crimminds

[reidspeter]

hi someone pls give me good criminal minds fic recs i’m begging u

[galacticanibalism]

jordan todd deserved so much better! i hope jj apologised for putting her with those stupid men and then set her and emily on a date

[galacticanibalism]

insane that crimminds s6+ goes on about them being family when the most family they are is s1e5 'broken mirror' when the team share an orange

[amber-angel]

And he confronts her as she's mourning at her father's grave!!! The fuck!!

[amber-angel]

Holy shit and now they're just fucking stalking her??? No!! Oh my god!

[amber-angel]

Holy shit Elle's whole season 2 arc really just doesn't sit well. Specifically how the others react to it. I mean... my DUDES. After what she went through, of course she's on edge. She needed therapy, and some fucking APOLOGIES, GIDEON. And then they ask her to be bad guy bait like simulating a home invasion isn't going to be intensely triggering for her??? There was a lack of communication on both sides, yeah, but my god, it's like Hotch and Gideon can't even put themselves in her shoes... which is very bad when you consider where they're employed.

[lovelylpwrites]

hello is anyone out there

testing testing 1 2 3 

plz help I haven't used Tumblr in a decade and i cant remmeber how to do anything....CAN ANYONE SEE my BLOg

[hon394madimargolis]

All of the presentations looked so fun and interesting! It made me wish I could see all the finished products. Aamir’s project looked great. It was about how crime films’ depictions of religion have shifted over time to reflect American society’s growing tendency towards individualism. My favorite part was how he tied in globalization as an explanation, because that argument felt so original and unique to me. I also think that he picked great films, The Godless Girl and Seven. I can’t wait to see how his project turns out. I was also super excited about Hannah’s project. For hers, she plans to make a Cards-Against-Humanity-style board game about vigilante justice. Her sample cards, “Judge Cards” and “Citizen Cards,” looked so cute, and this sounds like such a fun idea. She even included a little instructions pamphlet to explain her game, and it made it look even more official. My questions was about whose perspective the game would adopt—criminal or cop. I would totally play a game like this. One of my other favorite projects that I saw was Matt’s. His was sort of a choose your own path, sort of about vigilante justice, too. Basing his argument on Deadpool and Batman Dark Knight, he shows how different choices lead you through a circuit, increasing or decreasing your energy and using 1s and 0s. As a big fan of choose your own adventure games, I was particularly intrigued by this project. I loved the way he tied circuitry in to add another dimension to this project. I also would be excited to see Race’s finished short story, and I loved the premise of Alec’s paper, which was about crime films’ shifting views of women.