So A Lot Of People Read That Final Dinner Scene As Jinx Wanting Vi To Love Her For Who She Is Now, For

So a lot of people read that final dinner scene as Jinx wanting Vi to love her for who she is now, for Jinx, not just Powder, and when she sees Vi can't do that, she turns her back on her. But I think that misses an important dimension. Jinx's only model of what unconditional love looks like is Silco, and he doesn't just love her, he enables her worst impulses and behaviors. Vi is absolutely capable of loving Jinx, bloody hands, short fuse, hallucinations, and all, but she will never enable her. And because of that, Jinx can't see that Vi cares about her as more than the scared ten-year old girl she used to be.

Taylor: the 118 IS his family

Also taylor: if I had the opportunity I would sell them for a nickel

When things get messy at the 118, [Buck] falls apart.

inspired by this post by @queerpanikkar

They both created something else to deal with their grief

if you see this, please reblog with your zodiac sign, if you’re an older/middle/younger sibling or an only child, and the household task you hate to do the most

In Little Miss Sunshine when Dwayne gets out of the car and screams FUUUUUCK before breaking down sobbing.......... oh to have a cathartic release like that