is hannibal.. inlove with me?

hot take: buck taking legal action and attempting to sue the 118, potentially jeopardizing the future function of the station was utterly justified, and he did nothing wrong. not allowing buck back into the 118/ wrongfully terminating him was entirely unethical. the fact bucks hurt and upset response to being sidelined in the one thing he's ever found true joy in, was seen as selfish and asshole behavior? something was truly wrong with that whole plot line, and a genuine rage fills me at the fact they tried to depict him and paint him out as this villain that whole time, when in reality he just wanted his family to take him back.

oh, nothing.. just imagining eddie looking at buck with warm eyes full of light, softly lifted eyebrows, mouth ever so slightly agape, as (in slow motion) buck plays around with jee, chris, and baby bobby. the children are laughing, buck is laughing, and suddenly eddie's struggling to open his airways as he realizes everything in his life has been misinterpreted, because he's utterly inlove with buck. in the background? 'Take My Breath Away' plays.

anyone else ever realize when the 118 is on a job, and a romance seems to be blossoming between two people at the scene, buck and eddie always seem to be watching and looking at each other??

[TW: SH‼️] something we as the dead poets society fandom breezed past way too quickly, was the fact that neil perry partook in sh in the book. he, in anger, stabbed his thumb with a needle. the definition of sh is deliberately hurting or injuring yourself. he stabbed his thumb with the intention of blowing off steam, feeling something, and hurting himself. NEIL PERRY SH's!!!