In what distant deeps or skies. . .

One of the things I love about The Mentalist is that Jane never becomes a hero. When someone draws a gun he is visibly scared. He gets behind cops in dangerous situations the first chance he gets. He doesn't decide to put on a cape and run into a gunfight or wrestle with knives. There are times he has to step up and do it but it's not something he normally does. And it's not weakness, knowing Jane as we do, it's all down to logic. He's an untrained civilian and he knows that it's better to let the pros do what they're trained to do. Zero toxic masculity on that front

reminds me of bioshock infinite discourse where someone was like omg how can anyone like booker dewitt he literally tortured a man wahhyy like baby girl he did MUCH worse things than that lmao and yet

I miss bioshock 2....I miss having sinclair encourage me through the world's worst child custody case of the century while people hit me with things