#lockwood & co spoilers

[starwarsrebels]

#locklyle LOCKWOOD & CO. | 1.05

[maarigolds]

"What happened?!"

"Fought off a load of thugs, fell down the catafalque hole, battled a bunch of ghosts. You know, the usual sort of thing"

The main trio in Lockwood and Co. (2023-)

[gigawatt-smile]

He's so fucked up <3

[lucelockwood]

The best gift the tv show gave us was the confirmation that once we get outside of Lucy’s head it is clear that the entire world knows Lockwood loves her.

George has a front row seat and is far too practiced at calling it like he sees it in an effort to keep the suicidal maniac alive so ofc he knows, but even people who spend next to no time with them figure it out.

Kipps knows what he’s up against when he asks Lucy to the party. Flo sees them together a handful of times and tells Locky to his face he looks at her different. It is heavily implied that Barnes and Fittes both think something is going on between them. Even Winkman puts the dots together when Lockwood’s begging for her life.

Literally everyone except for Lucy and Lockwood themselves know what’s up.

[prrcyjacksons]

LOCKWOOD & CO — 1.04 : “Sweet Dreams”

[chibiosaka]

This is basically how this scene went, right?

[hisnamesdylan]

I can’t believe Lucy got the skull in the divorce.

[biscuitrule]

I don’t know about you guys but I personally will be making it my mission to keep this fandom alive just to spite Netflix. I’ll do it single-handedly need be.

[tessxblxckthorn]

”you gave her a free pass just because you like the way she looks at you!“

excuse me george i love you but have you seen the way HE looks at HER??

LOCKWOOD & CO. | Season One

[krash-and-co]

not to be insane about her on main but you know I never stopped thinking about jessica right. you know I never stopped thinking about jess lockwood

shes like. she's JESS.

shes haunting the narrative. she's haunting lockwood. shes haunting nothing at all, in the literal sense, which is rather strange. shes in Lucy's face and the way she stands at the door. shes got lockwoods eyes, or maybe hes got hers. she's burned into her bedset. she's burned into her house. she's burned into wood. she's a broken pot. she's a clumsy rapier. she's waiting at the apple tree. shes sleeping under her covers. she likes stickers. she's a kid, she's a guardian, she's not going to take off the baby wallpaper in her bedroom. she's clung to youth. she's forced to grow up. she's younger than her baby brother. she's the world. shes important enough to die for. she's important enough to live because of. she's blue and swollen and on the floor and dead. she's pale and smiling and holding her brother in her lap, immortalized, shoved in a dresser drawer because somebody couldnt handle seeing her face.

she's that important. she's that important.

she's a lockwood, she's a mirror, she's lucy joan carlyle and anthony john lockwood and a reminder and a child and doomed, doomed, doomed in such a way that she could save everyone else.

she's the boxes lockwood couldn't open. she's the right time. she's warm feathers and stitches purposefully undone.

in her childishly wallpapered room, she is sitting, watching, cross legged on her bed.

[bobbys-not-that-small]

THE MIRROR. BUZZES. LIKE A BEE.

JONATHAN STROUD ARE YOU JOKING

[starwarsrebels]

lucy: *is possessed* lockwood: *is in love* LOCKWOOD & CO. | 1.02

[mynonclicheblog]

Something about... THIS scene

And... ngngnfnds it's something about Lucy not being herself // Lockwood being TOO much of himself...

The words are coming from Lucy's mouth, but they aren't hers; those are Lucy's hands, but she isn't the one using them... an otherworldly force chose Lockwood to be her scene partner here, and once again it's about external voices seeing Lucy's feelings for him before she knows it herself...

And then there's something about how it's in direct contrast to Lockwood, who is PARTICULARLY aware of himself in that moment... this is one of the few times we get a full scene of Lockwood stripped down to a tshirt+hoodie instead of his usual suit+tie number (my brain is buzzing over this, since I presume the suit is sort of a costume for him, with the purpose of masking his inner self/vulnerability)... AND ALSO because this is arguably the first physical romantic scene they share, and while he is clearly concerned and confused about her behavior, the fact that he is having to reckon with Feeling Something Else Too is written all over his face...

I know this take isn't super book-accurate, but it feels almost allegorical to this idea that Lockwood is the one who is being caught off guard and having to realize his feelings early on... versus Lucy, who is there, and she's participating in the dance, but she's also being stopped from experiencing her feelings to the fullest by something within her...

Anyway, I'm sorry this is an absolute rambling MESS because my brain doesn't quite have its thoughts together, but I needed to post this right now immediately, hope you all understand 👋

[mel-is-a-melon]

HE SAID THE LINE

[lucelockwood]

And while I am on the subject, the George/Lockwood dynamic was so perfect? “You have to tell him no, otherwise he’s gonna get worse” vs “if you were normal George you’d still be at Fittes and we’d never be friends”

Lockwood wouldn’t change a single thing about George because he knows what he’s worth and values him as a person and a friend, and George understands that Lockwood is a deeply vulnerable and flawed boy using charisma and recklessness as a shield and that he’s gonna drift away if they don’t keep him tethered to something.

I’m so in love with this Portland Row family

[mellkellyismyhero]

i reread the empty grave last night and this is all i could think of during the final fight when skull comes in with a steel chair at the 11th hour