#we provide leverage

[high-warlock-of-brooklyn]

BREANNA CASEY IN THE HOUSEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!! I love her so much what a perfect addition to my favourite crime family 💕

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[saiditallbefore]

There's something really hilarious about watching this poor woman who's been terrified of this weird camp and the people who supposedly run it suddenly see them fight off North Korean assassins to save her

[umactuallyidkbutsparkles]

OKAY IDEA

Danganronpa cast

BUT THEY DO LEVERAGE HEISTS

their first is to take down junko because she pretended to hire them then betrayed them (yknow. the first episode)

Mastermind is Kyoko, because she is a very smart bean

Grifter is Celeste, because. Come on. Of course she is. She grifted in canon.

Hitter is Sakura. Duh.

Hacker is Chihiro. Also duh.

Thief is where I get stuck tho, who do you think would be the best thief?

thief?

Hiro

Hina

Makoto

Hifumi

Mondo

Taka

Byakuya

Toko

Jill/Syo

Sayaka

Leon

results

Voting ended onOct 31, 2025

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[halfing-barbarian]

Leverage Inc. International is really stepping up their game.

(This is a joke, and a reference to a TV show about a modern day Robin Hood heist team.)

[bubblemoons]

watching leverage makes me feel so vindicated go criminals go

[transpidergwen]

Leverage has been holding my hand through these last few insane weeks.

A show about how the rich and powerful can only be brought to justice outside the law? Funny how that turned into instant comfort food.

[herroyalbubbliness]

Leverage: Redemption

S2 E1-3

Photo Credit: @TVLine

Sophie is trying to figure out the leadership dynamics with these people who are her family, friends, team members and home. Ultimately, wuth all these different layers in their relationship, she doesn't want to mess this up.

Hardison constantly belittles Breanna's achievements and meanwhile she keeps seeing from different perspectives and taking notice of some things that Hardison doesn't with his tons of experience. He needed to trust in her abilities. It's the delicate balance between the fear of losing one's relevance and influence which isn't a bad thing. But to also remember, that even the mentees would become mentors at some point and that doesn't mean one's influence has reduced, rather it has expanded. Think of it as birthing another leader.

"Look, Bree, I'm used to showing you the way, not you showing me. So I'm sorry, really"

Are we capable of change?

"And how does that help Dee Dee now? This team can't solve the world's bigger problems. We're just... we're not built for it. What we can do is help one person and then the next, and then the next, and then we look back, and you see how much you've changed. It's baby steps, Breanna"

Sometimes, it just feels like no matter what you do and even when one reaches a peak so to speak, there is still that gnawing feeling that you're not doing enough.

"Because you can't dwell on the past. You have to keep moving forward. But sometimes when you look back, you see how much you've changed. Baby steps, Sophie, baby steps."

I think the past is a double-edged sword. On the one hand, it can try convince us we haven't changed in the form of old friends and acquaintances tugging on our guilt strings or like Breanna said we can reflect and evaluate how much we've changed.