#eliot in glasses

[irritablegallowglass]

Eliot Spencer in Every Episode - The Lost Heir Job (S02E09)

Bonus Silly Faces:

[leverage-ot3]

I need this for science

[ghostlyarchaeologist]

The Leverage team wearing glasses.

[eg515]

Leverage rewatch - episode highlights: The Nigerian Job

[leverageclips]

Leverage episode where it begins with the crew smugly walking out of a finished job and on their way out of the building they see Benoit Blanc coming in through the very same door. Cue the crew scrambling back in to stall Benoit and stop him from figuring them out.

[shitpostingkats]

The saddest part about Leverage is only a few episodes in they stopped letting Eliot wear glasses

[eldritcheden]

listen we knew Eliot & Paul were more than friends .we knew. they didn't have to add the laughably romantic candlelit terrace scene but honestly props to them for doing it anyway

[sanguinolencyandscriptitations]

Tidying, reshuffling, beautifying.

Trying to rid my bedroom of the juvenile vibe it's had for years, bit by bit.

[geekynightowl1997]

Am I rewatching Leverage? Maybe.

Is it a billion times better the second time around? Absolutely.

[yardsards]

periodic reminder to wash out your reusable water bottle if you haven't done that in a while

[lindseymcdonaldseyelashes]

Leverage 1x3 - "The Two-Horse Job"

[ghostlyarchaeologist]

Eliot in glasses compendium.

(Jake)

(Alex)

[kermit-coded]

how much do you think it killed eliot "guard dog" spencer not to immediately jump in after hardison? cause i'm betting the answer is a whole fucking lot.

[hopecomesbacktolife]

rewatching some early Leverage and, mmmm~ Eliot in The Two-Horse Job is… delicious, there’s really no other word for it 💋

[my-beloved-lakes]

Ya'know that trope where the so called "unattractive" girl takes off her glasses and lets down her hair and is suddenly considered beautiful, Eliot is the opposite of that.

[lightthewaybackhome]

This my random "Christian Colored Glasses" undeveloped, may not hold water, thought:

Parker is Faith

Eliot is Hope

Hardison is love

I don't think there is an exact one-to-one correlation. They each show faith, hope, and love in different ways, but I think a case can be made as to their validity as illustrations.

Parker comes, weak, broken, alone and empty-handed, and then clings for dear life, sometimes literally, to her family, with trust (though it might be weak), and knowledge. She knows who they are and who she is and trusts them all. She has faith in each of them, and they seek to live up to that faith.

Eliot, he does everything out of a desperate need for hope. For the first time in a long time, he has hope. So he becomes hope, hope for himself, for others, and for his team. Eliot is the first one to bring a personal case to Nate. He stands up to Nate. He guards and protects others. Hope isn’t ephemeral. Hope is a hitter and a retreiver.

Hardison does not give up ever because love bears all things. He is the safety net. He's always got their back. He often leads the way, balances, and covers them. Hardison is love. He never loses heart, ever. He sticks with his choice to love these people. Hardison is what keeps them together.

They're each distinct, but you can't have one without the other.