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[jackwhiteprophetic]

Guys I'm on my rewatch and WHAT THE FUCK. WE ALL THOUGHT THE KIM SCENE PARALLELED THE SHANNON SCENE???

BASICALLY THE SAME OUTFITS FOR ABBY+KIM. BASICALLY THE SAME MUSIC (but you guys can't hear that) VERY VERY SIMILAR SHOTS... WHY????

[warpedpuppeteer]

I know people think that canonly Buck is a snorer but hear me out! What if he isn't a snorer usually?? We know Chris told Carla he snores loud while he was sleeping on the couch during the sniper arc. And then what does Carla say?? That she's glad he's getting at least some sleep. Implying that Buck has been having trouble sleeping. And when you're bone tired as he probably is, you would absolutely snore too when you sleep. The implication of that scene was not that Buck is a snorer but that he was so distraught and worried about Eddie and was so busy taking care of Chris that he wore himself out. In this essay I will-

[thesunoficarus1]

he's so gorgeous I'm lightheaded

[stagefoureddiediaz]

Stuck on the couch of it all - much like so many of us but I’ve been thinking about the couch in the camper (still so obsessed with the camper van - so so much to unpack and unpick with that camper and how its Buck, Eddie and Christopher in microcosm!!) and how Eddie was trapped between it and the fridge - but also how he was essentially thrown into the couch and then trapped by the fridge and how that actually ties in very interestingly with both theories - fridge and couch.

Because there is something in how the woman who was a reflection of Buck - taking care of her friends child and keeping the things they shared alive and so the memory alive as well (not to mention the coffee metaphor thrown in there too!)- ended up laid out on the couch before she was rescued and have that shown to us from very similar angles that we see Buck sleeping on the Diaz couch.

Then to have Eddie thrown into that couch and hold out his st Christopher over said couch that he is now pinned to by a fridge which is the same colour as his ovens (the very thing we’ve seen him and Buck using in their respective houses this season when we haven’t before) and kitchen utensils (again the colour of which Buck ad Eddie share). When we have a fridge theory that is an embodiment of of Eddies life - the magnets and their comings and goings representing aspects of Eddies life (the little magnet people being the firefam - his found family, the ghost of Shannon memorialised in photographs and Christopher - always being present in varying amounts through pictures and school calendars etc) and where he is mentally - forcing him and trapping him on a couch when the Diaz couch has visually been shown to be a place of safety, comfort and home for all three of them. 

Then to have him hold up the representation of the will over the couch present in the scene - over the place where the woman who was a representation of Buck - well thats pretty telling to me. 

especially when we then saw Buck help Eddie get out of where he was trapped and then have them sit together for a moment (where Eddie shuffled a little bit closer to buck) - they of course got called away to continue rescuing and helping the fire fam, but the fact that we got to see that little moment was a call back to the hardware store and Bobby telling Eddie how ‘Athena sat with him in the moment and things grew from there’ 

The universe is pushing Eddie closer to the answer - to figuring out things for himself because if the fridge is a metaphor for Eddies thoughts/feelings - a physical representation of where Eddie is mentally (for the audience) then a fridge (in a microcosm representation of the Buddie story) pushing him closer to the couch and then waving the will over the top of it (the st Christopher) while under a rug is meant to be read as a clear signpost to the audience that while Eddie and Buck are not talking about that will at the moment - while they are still  this is actually where things are going because its a representation of all the threads beginning to come together and create that string of fate!

[noya-noya-noya]

one of my favorite things about the whole buddie dynamics is the fact that while Buck is healing and beginning to choose himself (armchair scene) there's still a part of him that thinks he's only going to get love by risking his life, and that his life IS expendable. an "if I die, that's fine, but i sure would be sad if someone else dies" mentality.

it reminds me of that one line in inochi no kirawareteiru "Frankly, we don't care a bit if we, ourselves died but we'd be pretty said if the people around us died".

and Eddie... Eddie has been assuring him consistently that he is cherished, he is important, and he gets him out of his head when he's starting to spiral.

1...

Buck: I just, I wish I could- Eddie: Fix it? Buck: Yeah, yeah. I know I'm the guy who always wants to fix everything. Eddie: Hey! It comes in handy when you have a bunch of holes in your wall.

2...

Buck: They never wanted another kid. They just had me for parts. Defective parts, as it turned out.

Eddie: Hey, that's not on you.

3...

Eddie: I'd eat a couple extra slices. You look like you're wasting away to nothing.

Buck: Eddie--

Eddie:I will say, honestly, you being laid up is working out for me. I mean, you're no abuela, and you're half a Carla, but you'll do in a pinch.

Buck: You want me to watch Christopher?

Eddie: It's easy. He's not very fast.

Buck: After everything that happened?

Eddie: A natural disaster happened, Buck.

Buck: I lost him, Eddie.

Eddie: No, You saved him. That's how he remembers it. And now, it's his turn to do the same for you.

Buck: I was supposed to look out for him.

Eddie: And what, you think you failed? I failed that kid more times than I care to count, and I'm his father. But I love him enough to never stop trying, and I know you do too.

Eddie: Buck...there's nobody in this world I trust with my son more than you.

Eddie: Thank you for not giving up

4...

Eddie: Are you hurt? (shooting scene)

5...

Buck: Now, listen, I had an entire fire truck fall on my leg, and hey, look at me now.

Eddie: *shakes his head*

Carson: That sounds horrible.

Buck: No, horrible was the blood clots you get after. Mine was in my lung. I was coughing up blood. And they put you on these blood thinners and...

Eddie: Buck.

(I always saw this as Eddie shaking his head because Buck was making fun of what happened to him and not because Buck might scare Carson because Carson wasn't really that scared anymore at that time)

6...

Bobby and Buck arrives at the firehouse, Eddie is alone and opens his arms, waiting to hear the news.

Bobby: Clean bill of health from the docs.

Eddie: Glad to hear it.

Eddie: Show-off.

Buck: I had to do it.

Eddie: No, I know you did.

7...

Doctor: We'll do our best.

Eddie: Do more!

and of course 8...

Eddie: Because, Evan you came in here the other day and you said you thought it would have been better if it had been you who was shot. You act like you are expendable, but you’re wrong.

there's probably a lot more but these are the top ones that I can think of.

i think for someone who lived their whole life looking for purpose (and somehow putting themself in harm's way is something they are accustomed to do) and having someone who has their back, defending them not just from others but their own mind as well, consistently, is a match incomparable.

[the-martyrfication-of-the-matron]

i honestly think there would be less bucktommy hate if we had an 18 ep season and had them have some of the important conversations that people want them to have. like about Tommy's past behaviour.

like i think if Buck just kinda went up to Chim and hen after him and tommy started dating and was like 'you guys are cool with this right?? like i know you're friends with him but i know how he used to be with you two as well' and then we had Chim and hen reassure him that Tommy did his part to improve and has shown that he's learnt from his mistakes (and i'm fully saying that these two would've jokingly pressured him into paying them repairations during Black History Month/Asian Heritage Month/Pride month) and that they're happy they've both found someone,

and that, y'know, they've both found themselves and a way to be comfortable in who they are. i think the couple would be viewed more favourable.

i'm not saying the fans would all rush to love him, but i think a lot of the hate wouldn't be as severe if we got more time to know him/see how other characters were about him, and we got his former behaviour more directly addressed.

i do think we are shown that he did change over the begins episodes, and the fact that Chim begins was roughly about 20 years ago + Tommy is clearly friends with/friendly with Hen and Chim now (willing to potentially die and/or lose his job for them, at the least) like theres definitely implied improvement.

but media literacy is dead. you guys saw two fully grown men mutually flirting and went ' >:( i can't believe tommy made a joke in this really emotional moment' so like yeah maybe it did need some more episodes and more explicitly stated improvement for Tommy.

and if i end up doing my '118 out of hours' fic i'll definitely write some more stuff that i think could've helped them out a little

[becausebuckley]

first line meme!

rules: share the first line of your last ten published works or as many as you are able and see if there are any patterns!

thanks @inell for the tag!! i’m doing this for the five fics i have published and i’m adding a sneaky sentence for an unpublished fic hehe

if you’re reading this, consider yourself tagged!

lifeline (love me anyway)

It’s funny, Buck thinks later, how this one revelation makes everything make sense, while also making it hurt that much more.

long day, longer night

It’s been a long day.

slow as falling snow

Eddie blames television for this.

won’t be alone for the rest of my life

Eddie doesn’t know where to begin.

i belong to you, now

It’s kind of new, this thing with Eddie.

cut like diamonds and sink like stones (unpublished)

If anyone asked him about it, Buck would say it’s not a problem.

ooh yeah i definitely see pattern here. i like a short opening sentence that allows me to go into some exposition before diving into the action or dialogue. in almost all cases here, the opening sentence stands on its own (only lifeline begins with a longer paragraph i think). i like to use it as a jumping off point, something that kind of sets the scene but mostly just allows me to elaborate further. so fun to think about this stuff!

[unsteadylilactree]

I finished the finale about an hour and 1/2 ago and honestly, I enjoyed it as an episode. Yea the stakes felt kinda odd at some points and the pacing was kinda funky (and there was no buddie) but honestly I don't mind. Looking at it through the lens of it potentially being the last episode ever, i understand the tone. I really thought the intense kerfuffle that was the emergency was interesting and well-planned. Buck taking charge where he could while while also handing captaincy to Hen, and being okay with handing the baby over to connor and kameron showed just how much he's developed as a character and that alone makes me happy. Jeff coming back was fun and sweet. the ending was kinda cool. I genuinely understand why buck ends up with natalia (even if im a little salty about it - i'm sure buck will figure it out eventually). At least eddie being terrible at asking marisol out was consistent with his character. I won't lie the meditation had me cackling for some reason but its not like they don't need it. All in all its not the worst episode by a long shot (in my opinion) and its impossible for every single one to be perfect - some of them have to have flaws and this one just kinda happens to be one of them. but even then, the biggest 'flaw' for me was there being no buddie moment(s) which like its not the buddie show so whatever.

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ABC Analyse mit Excel

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[jackwhiteprophetic]

Thinking about how terrifying it would have been for Bobby to wake up after his relapse and see Buck, who he's already lashed out against BC of his past and his addiction, there, trying to help save him and how much that would have fucking TERRIFIED him because it would remind him of himself as a child, and how this bleeds into their relationship and Bobby keeping Buck at arm's length slightly, because if Buck is gonna be there to help him he CANNOT be Bobby's child, because Bobby believes he will destroy him, and then S2 ends with Bobby's notebook and past (with Guillermo being the first name on the list?) almost killing Buck, and Bobby takes care of Buck and blames himself and now because Bobby let himself see/treat Buck as his kid, he can't let Buck go back to work and be destroyed by Bobby again. But Buck almost destroys himself to stay at the 118 (like how baby Bobby chooses to stay with his dad) because he has nothing else. Bobby is so fucking terrified of admitting to himself that Buck is like a child to him, because he thinks he's destined to destroy everything that is close to him.

[plutoloulou]

As someone who was a film student and has quite literally studied the ins and outs of editing, it irks me a bit to see people interpreting it as something it's not

If you didn't notice, the scene has a set pace and cutting back to characters that were already shown for someone else and doing a more or less 'shot-reverse-shot' would disrupt the fluidity of the scene

And plus like prev said, it was established by the way they edited it that Buck and Tommy were shown as significant others and Eddie was just next to get his award

I didn't think it was anything special or a hidden message and if it was, Eddie is Buck's best friend and someone who he considers family so it's not that strange

It looked pretty obvious to me why when Buck got his medal the camera cut to Eddie, and it wasn't the subliminal hint that the b*ddies (and some "journalists" yikes) think it was lol. It was just practical. By that point, it had already been CREARLY established that Buck and Tommy are each other's significant other: when Tommy got his medal the camera cut to Buck (and Buck was smitten, wasn't he?). Doing the exact same thing again when Buck was awarded his own medal would have been redundant and, frankly, unnecessary. So, when it was Buck's turn the camera cut to Eddie, the next firefighter in line, and you can also feel the difference with the previous scenes: we see Eddie (who is not even looking at Buck, mind you) WHILE the chief is calling his name.

Their constant conscious misinterpretation of what is obvious and the downplaying of Tommy's role in Buck's life is really starting to piss me off. Also, the fact that they keep on attacking Lou (and Tommy) for the most ridiculous reasons is not helping.

[butmakeitgayblog]

Can I just say I love how like, into revisiting and analysing this dumb show’s scenes you still are — with the rise in popularity of streaming (I’m sure this has something to do with it, anyway) it’s become more and more commonplace for people to consume a piece of media, enjoy it, get bored of it after a while and never touch it again after moving on to the next new thing. It’s so wholesome and refreshing to see people still be so passionate and always find something new to talk about a show that, for all many of us care, ended 8 years ago. I do move in and out of being obsessed and disinterested with the media I’ve enjoyed, but in a world where I’m constantly seeing people say “oh you’re a fan of [X]? But that’s old :/“ (mostly about something that finished like last year lol) your blog is a breath of fresh air :)

Well thank you 🥹

The thing is, I get it. I get why and how people move on to different fandoms so quickly, and I don't really think poorly of that or anything. It's been almost a decade and it's easy to fall out of love with something after so long. Hell, when you think about it, this fandom has outlived the lifespan of a lot of entire relationships people have had 🥴. People find new things to get excited over and the *gasp* feeling of finding this new /thing/ is always fun. So I do get it.

But for me, it's just not that way. It's not that simple. Not because I think I'm somehow special (maybe a lil deranged 😬), but rather that's just how I operate. Before Clexa the only other ship I ever really cared about was Willara from Buffy which I watched when I was a goddamn teenager lol (RIP to my fellow gays always falling for girls who get shot ✊😔). I just don't get attached much to characters and ships. Usually ai like them in passing, enjoy watching them, and then that's... it. Tibette from the L Word. Wayhaught. Brittana. I like them and I follow them, but there's no real desire to delve deeper beneath the surface.

And then something like Clexa comes around and just absolutely fucks me up. It hits me and connects with me in a way that I just can't shake. Watching the show isn't enough. Thinking about it isn't enough. I have to discuss it and dissect it and fill in the gaps that we didn't see, and read and (now) create more stories for them just to understand everything about them to a deeper degree.

So few characters really elicit that kind of connection, but Clexa do. Even for a lot of the people who have moved on, at one time they felt that connection. Clexa was a fuckin madhouse for years and I think the fact that even still to this day people keep discovering and rediscovering them and falling in love with them all over again speaks volumes about just how wonderful that relationship and those characters actually were.

Especially Lexa.

Now, I love Clarke. I make it known that thiiiisss is a Clarke Griffin apologist's blog. That feral little kitten has never done anything wrong in her life. Ever. Including all of the terrible things she's done, as well as the many, many things that were flat out wrong. She is still innocent. She is only a baby. A murderous, tormented, compassionate, complex babygirl. So never get it twisted that I'm saying Clarke is somehow lesser than, but when push comes to shove when we're talking about baseline complexity, there is no character like Lexa. There's just not.

This woman was definition of doomed by the narrative. A child stolen away to be used as a glorified sacrificial lamb for her people. A toddler wielding a sword made of wood taller than her own tiny body, trained to accept her own life as expendable for the greatest good of her people before even learning her ABCs. She took the throne at 12 bby slaughtering her only companions and made her death mask out of kohl and fallen tears. Every person she ever loved as a mother, father, brother, either died for her, or by her own hand. The only two people she ever dared to be weak for were torn from her in the name of politics and the weight of her own bloodied crown. Under all the regalia she was just Lexa. Heda, always surrounded by her people and yet eternally just a lonely soul. Born here on Earth, raised to eventually die for others, left to rule over the people on the ground as best she knew how.

And yet through the pain, she was strong. So fucking strong it emboldened the warriors around her. She was brave, and lethal, and unyielding in her pursuit of peace. Meeting every push against her forward march to change head on, never flinching in her own brutality along the way. She knew that she was born for this; believed the black of her blood to be every bit as much of a blessing as it was a curse. Even when people doubted her and did their best to end her reign, Lexa always came out swinging.

She loved hard and kicked ass even harder, is what I'm saying. And the fact that they took a character like that and ended her so fucking carelessly? I just... I'm gonna be pissed off about that for a very long time. And until I'm no longer pissed off about that, I'll be here running mouth about it 🥴 probably still trying to make it better by writing her and the love of her life in as many stories as I can, so they can finally get the happy ending that was robbed of them in canon 🫡