Derailed

every leverage dynamic ⮎ breanna casey & eliot spencer

In season 1, we've got Hardison bailing on a job to stay up all night gaming (which ultimately works out to the team's advantage)

We've got Parker doing whatever risky nonsense triggered Nate to insist she do jury duty (which resulted in a new case)

We've got Sophie pulling her David bullshit that actually blows everything up

And we've got Nate being a drunk unreliable asshole

But does Eliot ever keep a secret or go overboard or fall to have everyone's back for even an off screen minute that's referred to? The closest I can think is that he didn't tell them the client was his ex in the Two-Horse Job, but it comes out immediately and doesn't have any effect on the course of action

It seems like they kept Eliot's betrayal for later, for the big one, when they find out he worked for the Big Bad. But that's several seasons in. Am I thinking too hard about this? Or did the writers keep Eliot, with all his secretive history of violence, as the one crew member who is ALWAYS there for the others, never has an ulterior agenda, never withholds crucial info, never goes off duty.

Hällingsjö är en tätort i Härryda kommun beläget vid Gingsjön i Björketorps socken i Västra Götaland. Målning är utförd i akrylfärg i storleken A3.

Happy Birthday Christian Kane!

Discworld Textposts III

All of this to say, when Susan rode around with her horn strapped to her saddle, I wonder how often she was intrusively tempted to just pick it up and blow it? Was is hard to run around Narnia with a horn she was only supposed to blow when she was definitely, seriously, for-real in danger?