#chuck feels

I will say that I can understand where his attitude comes from. He's scared. He's terrified of the fact that he most likely will die on this mission. He's being made to place his trust in other people, to place his life, his father's life, in the hands of two people who so far have proved that they cannot succeed. 

He's also 21 years old and he's fighting a war, a literal war. He's 21 years old and he's facing the end of the world, and the fate of it all rests partially on his shoulders.

He's just a kid.

And he's scared.

And he can't turn to his father or his mother.

There's no one to lean on when he's scared.

So he gets angry.

Because angry is easier to deal with than scared.

And no. It doesn't make it right. And it doesn't excuse it. His behaviour is horrible, it is disgusting and he should be ashamed of himself. Nobody deserves to be treated that way, by anyone, for any reason.