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i’m kind of obsessed with how paddy looks at eoin here. he truly wants that cookie sooo effing bad.
if he looked like that™ and was also paying me, i simply wouldn't have even tried to argue that i have to work. rip to the sugar baby, but i'm different.
bruh. the time travel is not even in the top 5 of my concerns at this point.
modern au, where paddy's in love with eoin, and is in a one-sided rivalry/reciprocated-he-just-doesn't-notice-crush-situationship with augustin.
eoin's aware of paddy's feeling, but is very chill about it, firm believer that paddy will come to realize and accept his feelings in his own time and is fine with being just platonically inseparable from paddy for now.
but augustin "oh well, i cannot just Not poke that toxic situation" jordan gets fed up, so to jump-start the solving of it all, he very publicly (in front of paddy and friends) asks eoin out on a date. and eoin mcgonigal, who never saw a situation he didn't think he could make funnier (worse), very publicly says yes.
How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie
even the trash can is a 4. i love this show.
incredibly cathartic to see a bible character stand up to his shitty father.