If I post abt it, it will be with a spoiler tag and probably below a cut don’t worry 🫡🫡

Very different settings so normally I can tell the difference but sometimes I’m like “Oh! That’s not who you’re talking abt”

And that’s what gets to Neil. Neil who has never known care before survival. Neil who knows that Andrew cares enough to risk something for him, even hypothetically

Also when it panned down to the rings AHHHHH they’re LITERALLY ineffable husbands

This was really silly and made me giggle so I’m sharing it

Like I just wanna know how, in his brain, he went “yes, asking my coworker and subordinate who I know has issues with boundaries to take care of my house while I’m out on a trip that I might not come back from stripping a support system and a role model from him, while telling him he needs to set boundaries, is a great idea”

Why can’t I explore and find middle ground and just go about life without being pressured into be non-contradictory

But he never ever would have been happy again

With Elodie, he was the one with the power. He was an older sibling, a protector. But that power, that responsibility, crushed him under the weight of having to bear it so young. Having to bear his own power so it wouldn’t bear down on his little sister while his parents power bore down on them both.

Just a bit confused how we ended up with that overgeneralization bc I love his character the way it is in the show