#did a rewatch

[fistfuloflightning]

I noticed you weren’t at dinner, but I saw you tried to poison my wine. Usually when you do that it means you want to talk. What’s up? Are you mad at me?

[politelymenacing]

Rupert telling Nate to call him 'Mr Mannion' when they were in Nate's office and then being all 'pleaaaase, Rupert' in front of everyone at Bones and Honey. I am filled with rage.

[yesactuallyican]

It’s fascinating to me that morgue crashers could have been a really really good ship. Like, really good. It could have been this wonderful slowburn romance, like rivaling jopp3r, with these great buildup scenes and a work-for-it mentality. Think about it! Little flirting bits, going back to the season 1 stuff, Mike showing El about the world and then making her feel like home. Because that worked for a season! Season two could have been like that, if the changed it up a bit. Mike would have known about El, maybe, he could have gone to visit her, maybe. Maybe he’d sneak her off to the movies in season three. The California scenes could have been a beautiful will-they-won’t-they. Like honestly. It could have been really amazing if that’s what the duffer brother wanted. But I don’t think that’s what it was because it doesn’t feel like that’s how they set it up at all. They put them together at age 12 and kinda mocked the relationship all throughout season three. And so while it could have been really, really good, I don’t think it was supposed to be, or they would have done it differently. I think that’s why we’re kinda supposed to root for Byler, because they wouldn’t have done all… that. If that wasn’t the point. Mike and Wills relationship was built like a romance, not Mike and Els.

[thomashollandaise]

30 Days Without An Accident