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Do y'all remember that one episode when Elle got arrested in Jamaica and Hotch have to fly there to take her in bail.
The moment he walked into that room he took in Elle's outlook (because she was arrested in her night dress) without missing a beat he removed his jacket and offered it to her.
That's it, that's the bar. That's what I look for in men.
I look for Aaron hotchener in men.
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Do you all even know how bitter I am that Jeff Davis would come back and create what he created. I know most of you all didn’t watch the movie, and hey that’s fair. I also know most of you know that Derek died in the movie, but what you all might not know is that Derek became a true alpha seconds before he died. His sacrifice, because that’s what he did, he sacrificed himself, made him a true alpha. Jeff Davis tortured this character, made it to where he was genuinely never happy, and then made him a TRUE ALPHA???? Do you know what being a true alpha means? It’s about virtue, it’s about strength of character. Scott had that because he was pure, he was all kindness and protection, and sure sometimes he was wrong, but in the grand scheme of things he had everyone’s best interest in mind. Derek becoming a true alpha was practically Jeff’s way of saying “actually this character that I hated and tortured was kinda a great guy sorry everyone” and then he KILLED HIM!!!!!! What. What!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! HAD HIM BURN TO DEATH IN FRONT OF HIS OWN SON. And the reason he was okay with that? With sacrificing himself knowing he had a teenage son? Was because Scott was the “alpha.” And he trusted Scott to take care of him. BUT DEREK BECAME AN ALPHA RIGHT BEFORE HE DIED. This is all so sick I’m so mad right now. Also for those of you who didn’t see the movie, Derek was not happy in it. Sure he had his son, but that man looked sadder than I’ve ever seen him look.
THIS MAN WAS SAD!!!!!! HIS WHOLE LIFE!!!!! UP UNTIL HE FUCKING DIED!!!!!! Jeff WHY??? You couldn’t have even made him happy for a little while before KILLING HIM????? OH GOD IM MAD
Okay I’m rewatching teen wolf… they mention in the early seasons that there were several other people in the Hale house fire, both human and werewolf.
Dereks only mentioned siblings are Laura and Cora, and only Cora was in the house, along with Peter and Talia. For there to be multiple more, Derek HAS to have other siblings, or aunts/uncles for that many people to be in the house. I mean technically it could be family friends, but it’s only mentioned as the Hale family being killed.
I just wish they went more in depth with Derek’s family!! It being such a major point for his character and the start of the show, but they were so vague about if he had more siblings. OR HIS FATHER? Why is his dad NEVER mentioned.
I feel like it’s implied Derek came from a large, clearly connected and close family, so I doubt Talia only had three children.
Anyone have any hc or thoughts on it? It’s such a random thought but it’s always bugged me.
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Derek Hale, Billy Hargrove and Bucky Barnes all have something in common and it's that their film and show makers put them on screen and then go on record in the press dismissing them as bad people, saying they don’t deserve redemption or any grace, all while showing the viewers, or at least heavily hinting at, all the trauma these characters went through, all the ways their (bodily) autonomy was taken away from them, as well as their continuous attempts to be good and them taking action to redeem themselves in front of the other characters as well as the audience, even in the face of the abuse they suffer(ed).
Make it make sense.
it’s becoming an annual thing since i was like 12 where i re-fixate on Teenwolf (aka Theo Raeken) for like 4 months straight where it literally consumes my entire brain
i am adding tim minear to my list of show creators who don't understand their characters, their creation, or their audience and the desire (more importantly: lack of desire) for main character deaths:
tim minear: "once i started thinking that somebody had to die, then the choice was, who? and the only choice that i thought made sense was bobby. it makes sense for his character to have a tragic sacrifice as a conclusion of his entire journey in the show. and also, if there’s a character whose death is going to affect the most characters, who would that be? so, go big or go home. bobby’s death gives new life to every single character’s story. it changes everything. it’s not a shock moment. it’s not a superficial thing. it is a potentially game-changing thing. is it a skinny branch i’m crawling out on? maybe. but i will never be convinced that it wasn’t the right creative move. so, no, it’s not because peter wanted to leave. i don’t think he wanted to leave. we’re great friends. he’s fantastic on the show. he’s so good that it made [the decision] a terrifying choice on my part, which is why i felt like, 'OK, well, maybe that’s the right choice. do the scary thing.'" (xx)
rob thomas: "and i love jason dohring and i love logan echolls as a character in the show. but this [killing logan] felt like cutting off an arm to save the body. now, if we never get to do any more of these because the fans hate me, then it was a mistake [...] it feels like i placed a bet. and i may lose that bet or I may win that bet. if you never get to see another veronica mars episode because the fans hated it and turned on the show, then i lost the bet. if we get to do more and it becomes a long-running veronica mars detective series that we get to do every once in a while, then i think i won the bet." (xx)
jeff davis: "you want to make big choices. you don't want to do a movie and say, 'well that could've just been another episode of the show.' you want to make it feel grand. [...] i didn't want to do it [kill derek] without tyler's blessing, so i called him up and said, 'what do you think if we gave derek a big, heroic, sacrificial ending?' and he was like, 'i'm in. let's go for it.'[...] you second-guess yourself all the time. you say, 'are we really doing this? maybe we should plan something that'll bring him back.' but there's also part of you that wants to commit." (xx)
