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Charismatischer Hauptcharakter, neu im Team, turbulente Familienhistorie, baut Scheiße sobald er alleine gelassen wird

Zweiter Hauptcharakter, Teamleiter, soft-spot für maincharakter#1, findet jede Scheiße heraus, wird über den Lauf der Show immer mehr wie maincharakter#1

Mean bean lesbian (affectionately), loyal solange es geht, ohne den ganzen Schuppen niederzubrennen (höhöho u see what i did there), behält Familie und privates erst privat vor Kollegen

Ginger, auf der Suche nach einer vermissten Schwester - eine Storyline, die angeteased und dann scheinbar aufgegeben wird, hat (streitbar okay) gute Chemie mit maincharakter#1 wenn dies eine straight story wäre

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The gang leaders both first name and last name...

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{Canon Thoughts}

I have an opinion regarding the fifth season. There is a particular scene that seems to not have gotten as much focus as I've been putting into it.

Neal puts a mic in Peter's office and overhears a conversation between him and Jones about him. ________ Season 5, Episode 10 Jones "Why did you take Neal to the auction house in the first place?" Peter "That was a mistake" Jones "What happens to Neal when you leave?" Peter "He's the next ASAC's problem" Jones "You know, because I could-" Peter "Jones. Don't volunteer to take him on. Trust me, you'll regret it. _________

All the reaction we see from Neal is staring off into space.

THIS MAN deserved a crash out- at least a private scene. I'm a Neal Caffrey defender in that he is such a good conman, he cons himself on the daily that he's fine and doesn't need anyone but himself [plus Mozzy].

And there is no doubt in my mind that the past 5 years have been the best years of Neal's life, or at the very least the past 3. In season 5 and 6, we got to see him just begin to let his guard down and let people in and imagine a life outside of conning.

He let Peter in. Peter is the one person Neal actually ever trusted, who he risked his life for, risked going back to prison for, risked his freedom for.

Neal counters, smiling affectionately at Peter: "But I got to say... this has been more fun than a prison sentence has any right to be."

As far as I can tell, Neal is sincere. He is always coldly realistic about his situation-- he's a ward of the state, he doesn't have a choice about working for Peter-- but his friendship with Peter, the way they play with each other and enliven each others days, is genuine. Peter agrees with him, mouthing the word "Yep."

Neal tells Peter, as a soon-to-be father, he needs to learn to give up control.

And then Peter does something really striking-- even though he's just said they aren't really partners, he calls Neal his partner again. And he adds, "Be careful out there," which is a catchphrase from Hill Street Blues, a gritty, realistic police drama from the 80s. It's what the police sergeant would say to close the roll call at the beginning of every episode.

Peter's including Neal on the side of law enforcement-- in his own way, he's saying that he does believe Neal will do the right thing, even without Peter yanking his chain. And Neal says, "Always."

I’ve recently been reading a lot of White Collar fanfiction, and was surprised by how few crossover fics with Chuck there were, considering Matthew Bomer (actor that plays Neal Caffrey) was in both. But I did manage to dig up a few, so enjoy!