Jul 29
I had to listen to a lot of govt and defense news this week and I like to pretend I'm Gordon Walker experiencing the Apocalypse as I listen to it tbh
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I had to listen to a lot of govt and defense news this week and I like to pretend I'm Gordon Walker experiencing the Apocalypse as I listen to it tbh
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Not to be Gordon Walker posting -AGAIN- but I was thinking about Dean's dreamworld, the anemic contentedness of Rocky's Bar in 14*x10 Nihlism, and Idk I feel like Gordon could have something similar.
(I think in some of the side materials Jo Harvelle hero-worshipped Gordon, so it's possible he frequented roadhouses).
But the specific thing about Rocky's Bar isn't so much that I think Gordon would have a familial/friendly gathering place so much as I think the motif of vampires coming back for revenge... might be something that recurs for him, even in a little happy place. That became Gordon's life... and his death.
Gordon Walker's instincts would have taken a beating in s4+ era. CAN YOU IMAGINE. Not only do we get the wide-eyed Kubrick staring up at the sky like :D :D :D :D :D :D :D "Apocalypse. Now. I told you. Yay. Jesus time!!!!1111 <3"
But Gordon is very, very much like. "Oh, no."
Because every time something happens, between the combined power of Kubrick's insanity and Gordon's instincts, they DO very much figure out what's going on
and every time, I mean EVERY TIME, Gordon is giving this energy:
GORDON: "Oh, fuck. I hope we're wrong about this (plot thing)." KUBRICK: <3
Narrator voice: Of course. They weren't wrong.
Gordon factoid 2: While he is a quiet sleeper, he starfishes. His bed is 20 ft in diameter and he manages to take up the whole thing. In weirder positions that mess with neck/head position etc he snores softly. He is also a very. Very. Very light sleeper.
gordon - chuck parallels to die for
ANYONE would have done what I did it / was the ONLY way"
because to think otherwise, to think that my loved one could have been saved, by my own hands
no
in fact,
other people would do EXACTLY what i did
i'll prove it / they'll see things my way
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I think Gordon* and Kubrick are hilarious. Kubrick is going on about Jesus, or buying some kitschy souvenir, like idk, maybe a Jesus apron, and Gordon is unironically rolling his eyes skyward, thinking flatly, “God, give me strength.”
The dynamic!!!
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Can you imagine if they’d lived. Gordon would never hear the end of it, with Kubrick feverishly whispering, “The adversary’s chosen vessel. I told you,” every few minutes.
I’m never telling him this but I think about him almost 24/7. Why is he always in my head? Get out of there you stupid little faggot freak. -✋
I mean, we all agree Gordon in s8 would’ve improved not just the flair but the actual logical structure (and suspicion) of s8, but he would also be fire in s6. He’s so “for the greater good-” driven, you can pretty much put him anywhere, and when you’ve exhausted that, plop his sister in there, and you get even more. For example, Gordon and his sister as B plot to Amara season 11, anyone?
