#lockwood

[sailorpalettes]

Some screenshots from Jonathan Stroud`s instagram!

The gravestone 💔

[bopx]

lockwood & co. sketchy

[mageofspace924]

i binged lockwood and co and then i read the entire series immediately after i am OBSESSED i love this trio, i love the crew, locklyle is my everything

[bs-fangirl]

Seriously, Netflix, what the hell is your problem?

[diabolicdetective]

five more minutes

[manikas-whims]

No one:

Anthony Lockwood in every scene: *visible dark circles around his eyes like he hasn't slept in days*

its a minor detail but it speaks a lot about his character ♡

kudos to the makeup team!

[paganicher]

I’m done saying “I hope we get a second Season of Lockwood & Co UwU”. Now it’s just “I’m so excited for the second season”

It’s time to gaslight Netflix into a renewal

[desos-records]

Lucy doesn't realize Lockwood is in love with her because he never really says it (she's a Listener)

Lockwood doesn't realize Lucy is in love with him because she never really shows it (he has Sight)

[captain-hooks]

"That's simply the most incompetent bit of first aid I've ever seen." [...] "It was a pretty decent effort for two a.m."

The Creeping Shadow, Jonathan Stroud

[flareprince]

"Come off it, you know I'd die for you"

[thisgameissonintendo]

lucy’s the definition of heart eyes

[jreads]

you’re going to tell me this isn’t kaz brekker and/or anthony lockwood

[chaotic-emo-pigeon]

Has. Has this been done yet

[peachymaryobrien]

Girls don't want relationships, girls want to see their favorite Lockwood & Co scenes on screen.

[grumpy-aino]

Lockwood: I love you. 

Lucy: How many people have you said that to? 

Lockwood: Everyone. 

Lucy: What? 

Lockwood: I told everyone that I love you.

[thepalerimitation]

Jonathan Stroud is so magnificent at writing female characters that my jaw dropped when I looked at the book jacket.

Lucy being abrasive but also nervous when first meeting Lockwood. Holly describing Sir Rupert Gale getting too close to her and breathing down her neck. Flo being severely traumatized by ghosts, leading to her mania and homelessness.

I seriously cannot even get into how good so much of the commentary was in Lockwood and Co. Talking about CPTSD, Lockwood’s suicidal behavior, child labor, capitalizing off of tragedy, large corporations, like Stroud is that guy. But there is something so amazing about him writing such relatable and compelling female characters that makes him one of my favorite authors of all time.