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I love the scene where Debryn gets yanked away from his fishing holiday and he's just. so upset about it

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Shaun Evans and Roger Allam filming Endeavour S9F3 exeunt, Radcliffe square Oxford, august 8th 2022

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James Bradshaw arriving on the set of Endeavour on October 29th 2018, Merton college oxford

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Family. (photo credit unknown)

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Thursday in Game

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dr. max de bryn || endeavour s1-9

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a commission of Max Debryn fly fishing, for @bryndeavour

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e. morse || series 1-9

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As a scientist, he had a profound distrust of all such intangible notions as ‘responsibility’, ‘motive’, and ‘guilt’; and as a man he had little or no respect for the work of the police force. There was only one policeman he’d ever met for whom he had a slight degree of admiration, and that was Morse. And the only reason for such minimal approbation was that Morse had once told him over a few pints of beer that he in turn had a most profound contempt for the timid twaddle produced by pathologists.

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my headcannon - their vows, their wedding...kiss the bride.

even though it was all in his head, it was a beautiful scene nonetheless and something for us fans to dream about and hold onto. At least we know for a fact that he loved her dearly. It was real love. And she loved him but was also too scared to say, and was obviously waiting for him to say those words for real, "I love you." How tragic.