Man so pretty he broke a 14-month Tumblr hiatus

(Also, Yao has LINES?! That's not the twist but it's rare enough that it could be!)

Court is likely not as good a driver as Colt.

In the book, "On Target," Zack Hightower complains about Court's driving. More than once. And Court has gone on record as preferring motorcycles. If things get loud, he's perfectly happy to hang out a car window, hop onto the roof, whatever it takes to put lead into bad guys. But put him behind the wheel? Well, he's not liability bad, but he's considered marginal for an Operator. And granted, "marginal for an Operator" is still more adroit than 90% of civilian drivers (which he also demonstrates in "On Target").

However Colt, as we know, can make a Mustang dance at high speeds in a narrow parking garage, guide a truck from atop its hood, and keep an SUV from spinning out on a zero-traction bed of loose sand.

So, when they get into death-defying car chase shenanigans on their way to (or from) rescuing Ryland from PHM, Colt's the one who gets shoved into the driver's seat, and Court circles round to--very, very literally--ride shotgun.