Holly: Did You Have To Keep The Skull?

Holly: Did you have to keep the skull?

Lucy: We kept Kipps.

I don’t know if you can tell with how many posts I’ve made about it, but I’m still not over Lucy leaving.

The scenes are from Lockwood and Co. on Netflix and the song is July by Noah Cyrus.

date idea: bringing you to the graves of my dead family and opening up about my feelings

In a world where Jessica lives...

Jessica: You, Kipps, are the most insufferable man I have ever met and you know that it quite an achievement because my younger brother is Anthony Lockwood.

Lockwood: I don't like coming second to Kipps but in this case I will happily accept silver.

no but really I can't stop thinking about it. Holly losing her entire team. Lucy losing hers. Flo being apprenticed by people probably only a bit older than her and losing them as well. the three-way venn diagram of Holly/Lucy/Flo where you have Lucy and Holly falling through windows and Holly and Flo stranded alone beside their dead friends throughout the night and all three of them as sole survivors of their teams. the way this is almost a normal thing in this world. these three girls who are so, so different but so, so the same because they're wounded in the same ways and just reacted to it differently. Flo broke completely and had to build herself back up from the rubble. Holly turned to taking support roles, lacking in the connections she used to have. Lucy got angrier and more reckless and isolated herself so she wouldn't be the cause of more people dying. all three of them are alone-ish when we meet them and all three of them are in different stages of their character arcs with their survivor identifies as the inciting cause of those arcs. and by the end they're not alone anymore. and they're not afraid of the connection any longer, to each other, or to others.

I always thought of Lockwood as being decently professional with adults or clients, but now that you mention it I can see how he may sometimes come across as “rude”. Especially if someone brings in a case he thinks is below their skill level. Which is when Lucy has to remind him that it’s not. And it can go the other way around too since Lucy isn’t as good at small talk or pleasantries and Lockwood is.

Love the analysis op. It’s cool that we have the same favorite episode.

tell me what your favorite episode of lockwood and co is and why. this is now your english assignment GIVE ME YOUR EVIDENCE AND ANALYSIS