Hey, Tag This With A Food People Get Really Upset About You Not Liking

hey, tag this with a food people get really upset about you not liking

what an incredibly normal and not at all autistic thing to say! (lying)

thinking about morgan's relationship with trust vs love. because yes, hotch is right in 2x23 when he says "there are very few people he truly trusts". but the thing that Gets Me about morgan in a way other characters with trust issues don't is that he trusts so slowly but loves so quickly.

he extends insane levels of compassion to strangers. the one that really sticks out to me is when he holds dr. brazier's hand in 2x08. if you need a refresher and don't feel like checking out the linked post: there is a bomb under her car seat that will go off if she gets up or moves wrong, and he crouches by the car holding her hand despite hotch ordering him to back up. importantly, despite having been on the bomb squad and having experience, morgan is not the one disarming the bomb. he has literally no reason to be there. hotch is telling him to leave and he's refusing. he's not risking life and limb to disarm a bomb, he's risking life and limb to hold a frightened woman's hand while she prays. a woman he met about five seconds ago; i really just want to emphasize that morgan isn't doing this because it's his job. hell, he's defying orders. this isn't agent morgan doing a job, this is derek morgan being a person.

derek morgan would die and kill for someone before he trusted them to have his back. im going to be sick.

it's probably not, but i wonder a little bit if this line is an intentional reference, given that "the last house on the left" is about a pair of girls who are abducted, raped, and murdered and whose killers are then murdered by their respective parents, while the episode is about a pair of girls who are abducted and raped, one of whom is murdered, with the last of their killers being murdered by the surviving girl's father. (ironically, the remake where one of the girls survives came out after this episode aired)

finally settled on my hc for clooney. i think he's an akita!

i was very torn between akita and german shephard because i love the idea of k-9 dropout clooney and german shepherds are probably what most people think about when they think of k-9 dogs.

but i think clooney being an akita would make a lot of sense:

they're intelligent and trainable (to my understanding, they also NEED training or they're dangerous)

they need a lot of exercise and playtime

but they also have quite low separation anxiety which i think would be REALLY important just logistically. the guy works long hours and travels a lot—he wants a dog he can go on a run with but he needs a dog that can be apart from him, and the akita fulfills both

they make good watchdogs

and theyre slow to trust but very protective of those they do. remind you of anyone?

what, you don’t read the reports?