Jack, all (most) of your plans have been crazy in some capacity. You can't talk.
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simply based on these pictures, i can just TELL that “showed me” is going to give such badass energy and i’m here for it
she’s so fine it’s not FAIR
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DEAN WINCHESTER in one random episode per day ‣ 269/327
10.14 THE EXECUTIONER'S SONG
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Thoughts on 10.14, trying to avoid spoilers.
Uuuuugh. I was enjoying the episode very much but then...
The other stuff first.
The backstory told about Malik did actually go somewhere. I'm glad about that. I think we're at the bottom of it now? I don't see that we need to go any further with it. Which again makes me wonder what the story will be going forward. It is fun to see Malik with Reddington. I feel like she's getting a better impression of him than any other member of the task force has had? He's rather Kinder and gentler with her. And perhaps more forthright, in a weird way. Well, he's always had this way of telling the truth. It's just that nobody believed him.
The crime story was fairly decent. It featured the unique and rare event of watching Dembe get angry. I think we can count on one hand the number of times we've seen that. In fact only one other time comes to mind; when he was chewing out Reddington for leaving his operation and Dembe after Liz died.
And now the other thing. I was really enjoying seeing Reddington back to being the concierge of crime. Full blown. Suit and tie represented.
But then his real motivation came up and uuugh.
He's my favorite character. I very much want him to be happy. But I've known from early on in the show that a certain type of thing is not what I see as fulfilling for him. And this is just more of that. Wearing a slightly different skin, but ultimately the same. I just think Reddington is not going to find happiness and peace and fulfillment in looking for a likeness. I think he finds it in something that is different. Or at least, something that brings out the different sides of him. Uuuugh. I hope this is a temporary thing. I hope he gets past it.
I suspect not, I suspect it's endgame, and to me it's a lazy end game. I want a better life for him. I hope he wants it for himself. I'll be the first to admit I don't want him to stop being the concierge of crime, but I want him to be able to be all of himself, not just that.
He did have a path to that. I'm hoping against hope they're going to take him back to it.
Ugh.
I suppose we all have our ideal endings in mind. It's now looking like I might not get mine.
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