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For @depressedhatakekakashi 🥰 👉video version

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Just found these Official game? Artworks of maskless Kakashi and I'm melting OMG🤩🫣

HOW GORGEOUS HE IS!!!!!🫠🫠🫠

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Kakashi's side profile through the years 🥰

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I just noticed something that made me wanna bash a wall while crying.

In S1 and the first half of S2 Walter was still respected and admired by his teammates. He was still their leader and pillar. They didn't crap on him, they accepted him the way he is. It's in the second half of S2 that they begin crapping on him. like when Toby picks a fight with him for no reason, and when Tim comes and threatens Walter they don't do crap. The change happened in the middle, specifically after S2E12 "Dam Breakthrough". It happened after they shot the rocket. It happened after his feelings burst open. Walter ended up losing the respect and admiration of his teammembers, his friends, his family, the people he dedicated years to protecting. Why?

Because he cried.

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Also unpopular opinion

Walter O'brien is THE most human character in Scorpion.

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I finished Scorpion but I’m thinking about many things about the series. Specifically, I noticed that in the pilot, the team seemed to function quite well with each other. They communicated and were clear with each other. There’s even that moment where Sylvester tries to offer to drive Walter but is obviously nervous and Walter smiles at him and tells him that he needs him at the diner with Toby but thanks him and calls him pal. 

They’ve known each other for years before this. I think Walter knew Toby the longest, which was like seven years. They were friends for nearly a decade before Paige came along. But somehow things started getting more heated as time went on after Paige came along. Walter became more antagonistic at times, rather tense and snappish. Toby had moments where he would just randomly antagonize Walter or Sylvester, when that wasn’t as prevalent in the first episode. It was like the more they learned to fit in with the world, the less they got along. 

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One of the things I find the most annoying on this show is that Paige constantly reminds the team how they were a mess and installing routers before she came and yet they all put her on a pedstal. While Walter never reminds his team how they would be lonely, poor, miserable, homeless, in prison or most likely dead if it weren't for him, and yet everyone craps on him.

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Why is no one talking about walTER SINGING THE MOST ADORABLE SONG IN THE UNIVERSE 😭😩 I literally cannot function right now. And then hE THROWS IT AWAYY 😭If they screw this up and he doesn’t sing to her I will be sooooo mad

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Am i the only one who thinks S4 Paige is practically a Narcissist. She literally never took responsibility for any of her actions. And she manipulates the relationship by trying to change Walter under the excuse of "Helping him with his EQ".

That would make Walter the Codependant person in this relationship. Makes sense, he has low self-esteem, feels like everything is his fault, fails to set boundaries and always listens to Paige without question. And when he does question her she glares at him and he changes his mind, like when she told him about white lies and he didn't buy it.

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Maturity is when you're able to realize that Walter's decision in Elia's smart building was made to save Toby, not sacrifice him. As the room was closed and filled with smoke. Going along with Toby's plan would have exhausted Toby, until he fainted of smoke inhaleation. Damaging the servers and rendering the room locked with no way of access. Causing him to die along with all the people in the building. When you're able to realize that Walter should have gotten a thank you for his suicidal efforts to save those people. Not backlash.

Maturity is when you're able to realize that hiding the secret marriage from Toby wasn't Walter's fault in any way but Happy's fault. That these kinds of things are to be told to Toby by Happy, not Walter. That she was the one who told him to hide it at all costs. That Toby was completely wrong to attack Walter. That the only reason he didn't tell him that Happy told him to keep it a secret was to protect their family. That when Waltee thanks her for being a good wife it should've been the other way around. That although Toby provides her with a sense of stability and security. Walter was the one who provided her ACTUAL stability and security in her life. In fact all of their lives.

Maturity is when you're able to realize Toby is just as manipulative as Collins. That most of his advice is for an ulterior motive.

Maturity is when you're able to realize that Walter saying to Cabe that it's been a pleasure "working with him" is the same as him saying it's been a pleasure "knowing him". Especially since all he did with Cabe since he was little was work.

Maturity is when you're able to realize that Sylvester is actually bad friend and a worse brother. That in the ireland episode when Sylvester was asking Walter for a first impression of his family when he had been already connecting with them behind his back since Megan died, he was actually flaunting his connection with them infront of Walter. He was basically saying "Look Walter, your family loves me and hates you". That when Walter is outcasted and bullied by his family and neighbours Sylvester doesn't show a shred of sympathy, let alone empathy. That when Walter was being ridiculed and shamed by dozens of his own family and his own parents for trying to save their lives he should've stood up for him. That he should put in a good word for him in the year he's been connecting with them. That the scene in the end of the episode with the stone was really just to show how low Walter's standards are.

Maturity is when you're able to realize that Walter's family is actually abusive. Especially his parents. When you're able to realize how tragic the story he tells in S4E20 is, the one about his father and football. That his father only looked at him when he seemed normal. That his father was basically the same as Toby's father, Except Toby's father seemed to approve of him because he could gamble. Walter's didn't.

Maturity is when you're able to realize that the baghdad incident, as little as it's mentioned is what messed up Walter like this. That the whole "With high IQ comes low EQ" is mostly insignificant to his case.

Maturity is when you're able to realize that when Walter fired Paige at the end of S3 he didn't do it to hurt her. He did because she hurt him. Because she played with his heart. Because she lied to him about the most embarrasing event of his life. Because she watched him lay his heart out there like an idiot infront of her. And instead of talking to him about it, explaining to him that she thinks he's a great person and that she's dating Tim, or outrigyt just breakup with tim and date him. She instead hides it from him. That she dates Tim and excessively hugs and kisses him just to spite Walter and get a reaction out of hi,. That she never actually liked Tim. That she spent the last half of S3 being vindictive and cruel to him just to satisfy herself, not because she actually liked Tim or was sad he left.

Maturity is when you're able to realize the fact that Walter actually endured more bullying than Sylvester in his childhood. That while Sylvester was bullied by kids and remembers all of it because of his idetic memory. Walter was bullied both by kids, teachers who didn't like having a student smarter than him AND his family members.

Maturity is when you're able to realize Paige was a worse girlfriend than Walter was a bad boyfriend. That while Walter was TRYING to learn to be a better boyfriend. Paige was trying to change Walter to her liking. That she was dating Walter as she though he should be, not Walter as he is. That when Walter didn't to go to concerts and events with her in late S4 it wasn't because he liked research more than her. That wasn't being neglective. That the reason for that was because he gave all their money to Toby and Happy's treatments. That with Toby and Happy busy having a baby and Sylvester busy being Alderman, Walter was the only one left to do the work and keep broke-and indebt-Scorpion above water.

Maturity is when you're able to realise that the reason Walter cares about efficiency and business so much isn't to be an asshole. It's because he had to make his own living in a foriegn country since he was 16.

Maturity is when you're able to realize that most of the time when Walter is made out to be the bad guy he actually isn't. That Walter is actually a victim of severe mental abuse. That he endured the worst childhood and adolecence of his team. Made worse by him normalizing everything he goes through by convincing himself that it's fault because of his low EQ which makes him constantly apologize for things that aren't his fault. That Paige, Toby, Happy and Sylvester are actually an abusive group of friends to Walter

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Am i the only one who doesn't like this moment at all? I don't think it's wholesome or character develpoment for Walter. In fact i think this is what makes Walter so messed up.

In this episode Toby picks a fight with Walter and treats him like trash for no good reason, they go to couple therapy and throughout the episode Walter is constantly apologizing for no reason and in the end Toby apologizes for his actions out of PITY.

This is what made me hate the other characters. They treat him like trash and don't even apologize because 'Why apologize when he doesn't even know? We could just keep treating him like trash as much as we want'