teddy bear

facts i think need to be kept in mind when looking at trinity's hatred for/fear of langdon:

- You get hints in Season 1 that there’s been a lot of tension within the household, with my wife taking on a lot of primary caregiving duties for our family, while I’m away at work. And now over the last 10 months, I haven’t been away at work.” - As much as part of his mind can say, “I did it to myself,” the other part of his mind is like, “You almost ruined my f–king life. You almost killed me. You almost made me lose my wife and my kids.” Like, “By the way, I was doing a good job, I came in the middle of a mass-casualty event and saved a lot of lives. And I walked out of that mass-casualty event a pariah, having to now be a loser in the eyes of my wife and children, and all of my coworkers, and lose all trust and respect and a community that I feel like I’ve done a lot of work to earn respect from.” So, there is a lot of ego injury there that takes time to get over and it doesn’t happen like that. Langdon didn’t go away and all of a sudden come down from the mountaintop having seen the light. He will continue to be an imperfect person, because this is a cyclical lifelong journey. pball via deadline.

everyone: well, well, well. if it isn’t drug boy.