Eddie is trained for following procedure as much as adapting to circumstances. he will reel in his panic till he decides it's not efficient to reel it in anymore. everything is a tool for him, including himself. he rushes in when it's an intervention (something he isn't actually trained for) like it was for Abigail but 9x13 was a mission. it was a rescue and evacuation. and this is persistent work. unrelenting work that requires you to keep going step by step no matter how much you have to go. of all the people who were looking for Buck, Bonnie and Earl were stuck with the worst choice because Eddie has always been about remembering. he's thorough in a way that comes from practice, of years of valuing details (sometimes even at the cost of the big picture). and he does not waylaid from what he knows to be true. he's a skeptic at his core and that means reliance on real things he observes. he knows what he saw, he knows what he was looking for, he finds what he was looking for. there's no distracting him from what he KNOWS. he doesn't waste time trying to know anything more than what he needs. he sees the truck, he hears Bonnie behind him, he takes the gun from her. it's point A to point B with zero space for detours. he doesn't want to know why someone did what they did, he doesn't want to know anything other than what he went there for - where is Buck? is he alive?

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