Reid, On His 12th Cup Of Coffee And 0 Hours Of Sleep:I Think I Can Feel Death Coming For Me.

Reid, on his 12th cup of coffee and 0 hours of sleep: “I think I can feel death coming for me.”

Emily, not even looking up from her paperwork: “Tell him I say hi.”

Brad: I will destroy everything you’ve ever loved

David: What if I love you?

Brad: Joke’s on you, I’ve been self-destructive my whole life 

I love that Gyro’s character arc made him a better person but not a nice person. The writers were like ‘even at his best he’s a bit of a bastard and one inconvenience away from turning evil and there’s nothing wrong with that’ and that makes him the most relatable character Disney has ever created

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So I have a depressing headcanon/analysis about Brad’s childhood. (TW for violence and abuse)

Season 6 episode 11 of Criminal Minds, they said that some businessmen have the same characteristics as psychopaths but use their skills differently, such as using corporate takeovers to ruin people’s lives rather than violence.

By the description of psychopath they gave in this episode, Zack Bakshi is definitely one, even without looking at the fact he has already been shown to have one of the three main warning signs of psychopathy: cruelty to animals. Even if Kate’s death was humane, he seems way too happy about it. 

The specific businessman unsub they were tracking in Criminal Minds resorted to violence as an outlet before he was able to be in a position of financial and business power that let him ruin people’s lives. So, if we keep the comparison with Zack going, there’s a real possibility that Brad’s childhood could have been worse than they’ll describe on a show like Mythic Quest. In this essay I will...

*Fighting after Emily was Emily™*

Rossi: Can I just say, this is why you have trouble finding a man

Emily: You know who didn’t have trouble finding a man? Your ex-wife