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The way everyone comes together to help him in their own ways after he gets stabbed in this episode is so heartwarming and really helps establish an emotional bond between the characters. What's that, Morse? You think you're all alone in the world? Have some strong evidence to the contrary.
Ask me no more, for fear I should reply;
Others have held their tongues, and so can I,
Hundreds have died, and told no tale before:
Ask me no more, for fear I should reply —
How one was true and one was clean of stain
And one was braver than the heavens are high,
And one was fond of me: and all are slain.
Ask me no more, for fear I should reply.
-- Alfred Edward Housman
Names and explanations of things are under the cut!! (A lot of it is colour-based and somewhat repetitive, be warned)
Endeavour Morse (version 2):
Loyalty - Briton Rivière - the dog is Morse at Thursday. (And also he’s really loyal to Peter, that’s not going unmentioned)
Cassandra - Evelyn de Morgan - you can pry Morse/Cassandra parallels out of my cold dead hands, it’s staying in version two
Giant Peacock Moth - Vincent Van Gogh - it matches Peter and quite honestly I just love it
French novels and rose - Vincent Van Gogh - books innit
Jimson Weed - Georgia O’Keeffe - it’s one of the things he gets drugged with in Arcadia (the fact it matches Peter is a coincidence, I just really like the other Jimson weed painting by her)
Farm Garden with Sunflowers- Gustav Klimt - it matches Peter
Orpheus glances back at Eurydice - Christian Gottlieb Kratzenstein Stub - tell me Morse wouldn’t go to the underworld for someone
The Lady of Shalott - John William Waterhouse - it’s what he reads to Pamela in Girl
Water lilies - Claude Monet - It matches the water lilies in Peter’s and frankly I want to eat it, it’s so beautiful
The Triumph of Bacchus/The Drinkers - Morse is Bacchus because alcohol, women, and theatre.
Garden with Weeping Willow - Vincent Van Gogh - again, it matches Peter
The Dog - Francisco Goya - it was in version 1 and I stand by him being slightly pathetic dog shaped
Peter Jakes (version 2):
This is pure self-indulgence because I wanted a green version as a phone background. If you want actual symbolism look at the original version. There are however occasional reasons in here
Great Peacock Moth - Vincent Van Gogh
Princes Dock, Hull - John Atkinson Grimshaw
Sunflower - Gustav Klimt - matches Morse
Stormy Sea at Night - Ivan Aivazovsky
Cassandra - Frederick Sandys - YOU CAN PRY THE CASSANDRA/PETER COMPARISONS OUT OF MY COLD DEAD HANDS. “None of them could see it. Only me” HE IS SO CASSANDRA.
The Water Lily Pond - Claude Monet
Emerald - Alphonse Mucha
HMS 'Erebus' passing through the chain of bergs, 1842 - Richard Brydges Beechey
Untitled (tree) - Zdzisław Beksiński
Pope (1958) - Francis Bacon
Jimson Weed - Georgia O’Keeffe - it matches Morse and I really like the colour
Bacchus - Sergey Solomko
Weeping Willow - Claude Monet - again, matches Morse
Fred Thursday:
Olive Trees - Vincent Van Gogh - he’s green and blue. It’s green and blue. Sorted.
Water lilies - Claude Monet - he feels quite blue and I thought it was a really nice colour
The Thames by Moonlight with Southwark Bridge, London - John Atkinson Grimshaw - before he moved to Oxford he was a police officer in London (and also green)
Untitled (soldier) - Zdzisław Beksiński - its blue and green again, but also he fought in the war
A dog and her puppies - Henriëtte Ronner-Knip - Thursday putting up with Morse and Peter’s bullshit
Blue and Green Music - Georgia O’Keeffe - blue and green again
Italian Girl with Flowers - Joaquin Sorolla - he’s not an Italian girl, but it fits with what we know about him serving in Italy during the war
Man in Blue VI - Francis Bacon - it’s just so him
Oak Fractured by a Lightning - Maxim Vorobiev - again, the colours, but also it was an allegory for the artist’s wife’s death. So.
Starry Night Over the RhĂ´ne - Vincent Van Gogh - again he feels very deep blue
American White Pelican - John James Audubon - “if the pelican can, then so can you!”
At Close of Day - Maxfield Parrish - blue again!
Joan Thursday:
The Sun - Edvard Munch - I liked the idea of Sun/moon Joan/Shirley and I thought it was so pretty
Carnation - Alphonse Mucha - It looks like her, and she matches Shirley
Water-Lily Pond, Symphony in Rose - Claude Monet - specifically she matches Shirley, but honestly they all have water lilies so. Take your pick I guess
Host, Autumn - Bror Lindh - again, pink, it just feels so her
Pink Peach Tree in Blossom (Reminiscence of Mauve) - Vincent Van Gogh - she’s so pinks and pale blues/teals. I’m in love with her turquoise coat. It’s perfect.
The Flapper - F. X. Leyendecker - it just vibes so much
Moonlight/Moonlit landscape - Bror Lindh - it’s the right colours for her again
Water Lilies - Claude Monet - see above.
The Roses of Heliogabalus - Lawrence Alma-Tadema - pink again, but Romans this time
Wheatfield with Cypresses - Again, very pale blue to me, and also she matches Jim and Shirley
Shirley Trewlove:
Water lilies - Claude Monet - she’s so pinks and yellows to me and it felt right
Blossoming Almond Branch in a Glass - Vincent Van Gogh - it’s pink, and it matches the blossoms in Joan’s and in Fancy’s
Dream - Arthur Hacker - vibes. Just vibes.
Roses - Pierre-Auguste Renoir - again she’s very pinks and yellows
The Kiss - Gustav Klimt - again, yellow, but also matches Fancy
Study for Portrait - Francis Bacon - Yellow again and I love Francis Bacon
Couple Descnding Staircase - J. C. Leyendecker - imagine her undercover somewhere fancy. That’s her.
Iris - Alphonse Mucha - I think she looks like Shirley, and she matches Joan’s Mucha
Hibiscus with Plumeria - she’s very pinks and yellows, similar to Joan
Water lilies - Claude Monet - the colours felt very her, and she matches George’s Monet
Sunset: Wheat Fields Near Arles - she matches Joan as well, and she’s very yellow
Moon Reflected in a Turtle Pool, Seychelles - Marianne North - again, moon/sun Shirley/Joan.
Jim Strange:
Parade de cirque (circus parade) - Georges Seurat - the figure in the middle is playing a trombone like Strange does
The Northern Lights - Sydney Laurence - he’s very bright blues to me
Water Lilies - Claude Monet - again, bright blue
Masonic Symbols - Unknown - Well he is a mason.
Above the Clouds I - Georgia O’Keeffe - blue again!
Awa Province: Naruto Whirlpools - Utagawa Hiroshige - yet again, blue
Evening Shadows - Maxfield Parrish - Blue once more
The Grand Canal of Venice (Blue Venice) - Edouard Manet - Blue again, quelle surprise
A Calm Moonlit Marine Scene - Alfred Stevens - blue yet again
Wheatfield under Thunderclouds - Vincent Van Gogh - he matches Joan, and once again he’s very bright blues
George Fancy:
Kiss by the Window - Edvard Munch - he’s quite blue, and he matches Shirley
Agnus Dei (Lamb of God) - Francisco de Zurbarán - he’s quite sacrificial lamb shaped
Kumoi Cherry Trees - Hiroshi Yoshida - it felt like the right colours again
The Water-Lily Pond, Green Reflections - I liked the colours and he matches Shirley (again)
The Lament for Icarus - Herbert James Draper - He’s quite ambitious, storms in too fast and gets killed in the process. Icarus. (And also it’s the name of the episode in which he dies)
Rain - David Hockney - it just vibes really
Bullfinch and Weeping Cherry - Katsushika Hokusai - blue! And matches Shirley’s blossoms again
Blue Morning Glories - Georgia O’Keeffe - blue again
Orpheus and Eurydice - Edward John Poynter - like Morse, tell me he wouldn’t go to hell and back for someone
Water lilies - Again, the colours felt very him, and again he matches Shirley
The Starry Night - Vincent Van Gogh - again, deep blue feels very George
Max DeBryn:
Raven - Odilon Redon - Ravens often mean death (like pathology) but also they’re bloody clever
Farm Garden with Sunflowers - Gustav Klimt - his garden is wonderful. That’s it. (And Morse has the same one)
Dido Building Carthage - J. M. W. Turner - he definitely loves the Aeneid. And I hope he’d be a Dido supporter
The Anatomy lesson of Dr Nicolaes Tulp - Rembrandt - again he’s a pathologist, need I say more?
Lorenzaccio - Alphonse Mucha - get this man to the theatre
Unknown Man - Ken Currie - once again, pathology
Ulysses and the Sirens - John William Waterhouse - I just know he loves the Odyssey as well
The Agnew Clinic/The Clinic of Dr. Agnew - Thomas Eakins - Pathology again innit
Death and Life - Gustav Klimt - …pathologist.
The Ascent of the Blessed - Hieronymus Bosch - I just know he’d love a Bosch painting. That’s the whole reason
Corner of a Garden - John Singer Sargent - again. His garden is great
Dorothea Frazil:
Portrait of the Journalist Sylvia von Harden - Otto Dix - she is a journalist
Pink Shell - Georgia O’Keeffe - pink sunset colours! she’s so sunset colours (orange mainly) to me (a lot of hers is based around sunset-y colours I can’t lie)
Dorothea - William Etty - it’s her name!!
Nasturtiums - Odilon Redon - Orange!
View of Constantinople by moonlight - Ivan Aivazovsky - it’s orange, and again, orange colours again (and I adore Aivazovsky paintings)
Grainstacks at Giverny, sunset - Claude Monet - see above about sunset colours
Willows at Sunset - Vincent Van Gogh - again. Sunset. It just vibes honestly
Dahlias - Claude Monet - Yeah it’s orange. Yeah I know
Roses - Pierre-Auguste Renoir - pink sunset colours this time!
Canna Red and Orange - Georgia O’Keeffe - do I need to say it again?
Bleeding Hearts - Georgia O’Keeffe - Pink again
Midnight Sun, Norway II, 2003 - David Hockney - again, orange colours. They’re just so her
Thank you for making it this far, I hope it was at least vaguely interesting <33
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"No one is suggesting that Detective Inspector Thursday has any involvement. Not for a moment." "We just need to be sure of him. Word on the wire is he's got pretty tight with Box."
Other characters in Endeavour, however, most certainly have signature phrases or at least frequently used words:
Thursday: Mind how you go
Strange: Matey
Jakes: Wotcher
DeBryn: Shall we say 2 o'clock?
Win: There, then, you'll do, Fred.
In addition, you've also got characters in Endeavour with iconic lines that somehow manage to embody their personalities and/or storylines. For me, these include:
Thursday: Then I'll have to take off my hat.
Bright: This pelican is an albatross around my neck.
Trewlove:Â Maybe I like grim.
Cyril Morse: I never liked the police.
Jakes (In response to Morse asking, "Didn’t you go to Sunday school?"): You don't want to know where I went.
Ronnie Box (as described by Morse): He's a fist with a warrant card.
There are probably more—but that's where my brain stops for now.
