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[ID: Six gifs from Leverage with Spotify song information and play bars overlaid on them. Each gif has the character's name on top, and a song by Little Comets playing on the bottom.

Parker: She slowly descends into a museum gallery by ropes, looking at a small sculpture in front of her. The song playing is "Ex-Cathedra."

Alec Hardison: The light in the room darkens as Hardison looks up. Schematics and other computer information appears in front of him in a light, transparent overlay that moves as he looks at it. The song playing is "The Redeemer."

Eliot Spencer: He walks backwards through a kitchen and speaks to someone offscreen. He is wearing a red chef's shirt and bandana with a towel over his shoulder. The song playing is "Cover Your Rain."

Sophie Devereaux: The camera spins around her while she turns, speaking to someone offscreen. The song playing is "Semaphores on the Lawn."

Leverage Consulting & Associates: An overhead shot of the Leverage team standing in a circle. They turn and walk away in different directions. The song playing is "Hunting."

Nathan Ford: He sits at a table and carefully assembles a wooden model ship. The song playing is "The Man Who Wrote Thriller."

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LEVERAGE APPRECIATION WEEK

SHOW - DAY 7 - FREE DAY

And the whole team (and the fic) is now in one place!! Thanks for joining me for the ride!

Summary: Illustrated 5+1 fic exploring how Amy Palavi gets to know the Leverage Team

Tags: Amy Palavi, Alec Hardison, Eliot Spencer, Parker, Sophie Devereaux, Nathan Ford, 5+1 things, found family, illustrated fic

[ID: Five gifs of the Leverage crew standing in a circle, talking. In each of them, the camera travels around the outside of the circle, so different members of the team can be seen in one long panning shot.

The scenes are from—in order—The Wedding Job, The Cross My Heart Job, The Reunion Job, The Blue Line Job, and The Tap Out Job.

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LEVERAGE APPRECIATION WEEK

SHOW - DAY 6 - FAVORITE MOTIF

[ID: Five gifs of Hardison, Eliot, and Parker sitting in the back of a van, talking, and eating donuts. They look happy, except in the third gif Eliot looks frustrated with Parker.

Hardison is wearing a checkered button-down with an ombre blue coloring that is darker near the top; a white and blue light weight scarf; and dark wash jeans.

Eliot is wearing a dark denim button up shirt; khaki pants; a silver necklace with a silver guitar pick pendant; half-rim glasses; and a brown leather messenger bag.

Parker is wearing a black lace polo shirt; a matching hair covering; wooden glasses; and bright red lipstick.

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LEVERAGE APPRECIATION WEEK

SHOW - DAY 5 - FAVORITE OUTFIT

Part five of my fic for the Leverage Appreciation Weeks Event!

I’ll be posting one section a day this week leading up to the beginning of Leverage: Redemption on the 9th!!!  One more section to go!!  Art is included in the text, ID at the end; summary and tags below.  Hope you enjoy!  :)

SUMMARY Illustrated 5+1 fic exploring how Amy Palavi gets to know the Leverage Team.

TAGS Amy Palavi, Alec Hardison, Eliot Spencer, Parker (Leverage), Sophie Devereaux, Nathan Ford, 5+1, found family, illustrated fic

5.

Nathan Ford was an enigma.  He was like Sophie, always around, but not as engaged in the Pub as Hardison, Eliot, or even Parker.  Amy had only spoken to him insofar as to get him food or drink, but she’d had plenty of time to observe him around others.  He was all battered and rough edges, but in a different way from Eliot or Parker, who seemed more engaged than withdrawn.

Amy had only sketched him once, when Parker suggested it out of curiosity.  She stopped after that, when she realized that this unassuming man seemed to harbor secrets and shrewdness that she didn’t want to pry into.  Parker had just nodded with the comment, “You see it too,” and then never spoke of it again.

So Amy kept her distance and watched.  He was good with people most of the time, but he brightened most around Sophie.  Those two, Amy knew, had a long history, and lots of stories they could probably tell.  Mr. Ford knew the names of everyone who worked in the Pub, was polite, but not friendly.   Amy suspected that he knew more about everyone she worked with than she herself did.  It was an uncomfortable supposition.

She was just pulling the chairs off the tables and setting them back onto the floor to start opening for the day when Mr. Ford came in and helped her finish.