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I've still been thinking about this scene in S9, of Thursday missing Morse after Jim fails to play "the sandwich game," and I was struck again by the two glasses, so visibly different, on the table. Morse and Thursday usually have two dark ales, but Jim goes for the trendy beer the new guys are drinking.
It really shows how—no matter how Jim may begin to dress like Thursday in S8 and even start dropping a few "mind how you goes,"—on the inside, despite all outward appearances, it's Morse and Thursday who are both made of the same stuff....
From their enjoyment of poetry...
From their enjoyment of aiming a little snark at the higher-ups every now and again ...
To their occasional social ineptitude ... (really, Fred?)
To occasionally feeling like the odd man out ...
(I love Thursday channelling Morse and Jago's raised eyebrow there.)
To being curious enough about the world to get each other's references...
To most of all, being the sort of idealists who are willing to risk their lives to bring justice to the children of Blenheim Vale. Of all of City and all of County, it's only they two who race to answer the call.
You can almost see the moment of recognition—as if each is seeing into the other's very soul—in their eyes...
Love this. It’s so true. Morse and Thursday were truly kindred spirits - it’s why they had such a love/hate relationship. They saw the best of each other and knew the worst of each other
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I'm to retire. D.C.I. Thursday's with Carshall. Now I hear Strange is to be seconded to Kidlington.
Yes, sir.
What of your own future?
Well, I suppose I'm undecided sir.
This is the Fred Thursday Endeavour prequel I dream about...
Sure 1960s Oxford had a lot to work with, but it’s got nothing on post-war London.
Picture it: The whole country is in the midst of social upheaval. Men are returning home after years away. They’re dealing with massive trauma and having difficulty readjusting to civilian life. Their families have spent years learning to live without them. The reunions don’t always go well.
Constant shortages have led to thriving black markets and a rise in organized crime. A huge influx of working-age men leaves many unemployed and vulnerable to the worst temptations.
Neighborhoods, especially in the East End, are still littered with the rubble of the Blitz. Evidence of destruction is a daily fact of life and death is still a presence. Children playing in the ruins encounter unexploded ordnance on a tragically regular basis.
Into all of this walks a young Fred Thursday....
As a soldier he saw brutal action in North Africa and worked with the partisans in Italy. He had a passionate affair with a woman he now believes to be dead. The rest of his wartime service remains a mystery to us.
Now he’s back near where he grew up—one of three brothers in Mile End. Billy didn’t make it back from the war. Charlie is now running the family’s warehouse business—and dating some girl named Paulette.
He’s been reunited with his wife Win (he doesn’t tell her about the affair) and is just learning what it’s like to be a father to Joan. The three of them are living with Win’s parents over the ironmongers and it’s not easy rubbing along together, not with so many people in tight quarters.
Fred is trying readjust to civilian life, making the shift from soldier to the policeman he once was. The lines blur easily in the brutal world of the East End but Sergeant Vimes, his governor at Cable Street, does his best to keep him on the straight and narrow.
Those are just the basics of Fred's story from canon! I look at it and ideas for episodes just start spinning out in my head. It would be such an amazing series!
And then...
Eventually Fred moves up, takes young Mickey Carter under his wing—and makes the mistake of going after Vic Kasper. When Carter gets himself killed and is then falsely accused of having been on the take, Fred has to get his family out. He takes Win, Joan, and now Sam, and leaves everything and everyone they’ve ever known.
Oxford is a whole new world. The kids have never seen so much green. The house is bigger than they ever could have imagined. His new boss, DCS Crisp, seems nice enough...
Ahh! If I weren't horrible at imagining casting I'd already have a list!
And then I think, maybe the whole thing’s got a framing device. Maybe the older Thursday from Endeavour, from wherever he sits in exile, is writing this all down. He’s recording these stories of what it was like when he was a young copper.
I’d like to think that in the end he puts it all together to send to Endeavour (not Morse, but specifically Endeavour) as a sort of memorandum of understanding. He's telling him, "I saw what made you into you. Now I'm telling you: here's what made me into me."
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Hello! Are you a fan of Cabin Pressure? Do you think otters are brilliant? Then I have the perfect tumblr holiday for you!
March 20th is St. Cuthbert's name day.
Saint Cuthbert is the (real) patron saint of otters.
If you would like to celebrate with us, then post about otters or something that has to do with the Cabin Pressure episode "Ottery St. Mary" on that day and use the hashtag '#otter day 2024'. Whether it's photos, memes, fanart, fanfiction or something completely different - all contributions are welcome. Feel free to spread the word and reblog!
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That thing in fanfic. Omg. Where the characters do things that they definitely wouldn't do in canon[1], but the dialogue and the thought processes are so emphatically, perfectly-written, and so profoundly true to those characters that it's just utterly convincing. Where a writer will take the characters down incredible byways but they know them, oh goodness they know those characters, they know them inside and out, so you'll follow the story anywhere. :D
Right now this is brought to you by that delightful Cabin Pressure fic where Douglas and Martin get together while being fake-married in Saltzburg (it's brilliant, all fellow Douglas/Martin shippers who like sweetness and filth and humour and a bit of hurt/comfort you are so missing out if you haven't read it yet :) ), but honestly I could have been moved to make this post by so many fics I've read, in every fandom I'm in and some I'm generally not. :-)
Honestly this is one of the greatest things fanfic does, and we should feel very good about that. :) <3
[1] Hugging each other, fucking each other, adopting a kid, actually talking about their feelings for once, running a florist or a bakery, selling one of their books for once, leading a werewolf pack, going to see their friend-on-the-force play rugby and cycling all the way home, becoming pregnant, becoming a spy... oh, you know the drill.
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