Aug 14
as a society we need to talk about wardsarah more
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as a society we need to talk about wardsarah more
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one thing i’ll never forgive obx for is barely showing us rafe coping with his fathers death like wtf? the few lines they threw in about ward wasn’t enough
puppy play with rafeward?
ward cameron doesn’t realize how lucky he is to have a son like rafe. sure, in his own way he’s a fuck up but there aren’t a lot of people who have someone who is as loyal to them as rafe is to ward. this guy genuinely KILLED for him, and would do it again in a heartbeat. he doesn’t play about his dad. makes me sick how much he loves this ungrateful man.
Sarah with her father 💔
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Ward beating Barry and strangling Topper in season 1 is about Rafe, by the way
Ward getting killed by the random British henchman who we find out was unrequitedly in love with his boss…I can’t.
I used to think Ward’s arc was probably the best written but they nerfed it with his death. Yeah, he should’ve died sacrificing himself for Sarah. But getting shot down by Ryan?? And falling off a cliff with him?? Please. They could’ve constructed a much better sequence of events to lead up to it.
western nights- ethel cain