#mallory brown

[gingerbreton]

only nearly a month late i'm finally posting the step smooches from oc kiss week! Thank you for letting me steal your lovely steps, they were all an absolute delight to draw!

Caleb - @mihqorio

Antoine - @punkranger

Cynthia

Gigi - @askweisswolf

Theo - @eskcl

Riley - @kittlesandbugs

Kai - @the-rebel-archivist

Dawn - @eydika

Mallory - @griever-receiver

Levi - @lazyvoyager

[fuckyessarahlancashire]

Sarah Lancashire as Mallory Brown

[faith-gigliorosa]

Father Brown (2013 - present) | s06e06

Yes, but put like that, it sounds rather like Father Brown called on God to strike her down and, well, He obliged.

[sarcasticteapot]

Father Brown as memes and cursed images, part nine🥳 (hopefully)

[nathaniel-underwood-is-an-intj]

Literally just finished Notorious Scarlett and Browne

In that hyper stage where I just have to share my thoughts so excuse the ramble. (Spoilers!)

Sneaky Bartimaeus reference? Very reminiscent of Nat and Kitty's parting. I love how It's easy to find similarities between Storud's stories and characters without it feeling too repetitious.

The revelation about Thomas didn't surprise me- I'd read the summary for the third book but before that I felt it was kinda obvious she was like the reverse of Lockwood. But her middle name being Josephine absolutely did surprise me (unless I missed it being mentioned before?) but omg does the name suit her!! Made me realise we don't know what Jo and Ettie's surname is which I'd like to know!

Lighthearted moments I liked:

But also I was so confident Albert was my favourite character (love all of Stroud's psychologically messed up male protagonists anyway so it wasn't exactly a competition) but then in came Mallory omg - a more fucked up version of Albert that has absolutely no qualms about killing people?? Sign me tf up baby I love him so much! I said Nat has Catholic guilt vibes but oh boy Mallory is the BLUEPRINT for catholic guilt 🤌🏼🤌🏼

Maybe an unpopular opinion? But he definitely deserved better! I want to see him developed more as character and see more of his personality shine through rather than just be a vague threat from Stonemoor. I found his self assurance and egotistical nature really interesting considering years of child abuse - we kind of see it with Nathaniel but it's mostly an act and bravado whereas that does seem to just be what Mallory is like.

I'm loving the found family vibe as well - it was nice to see Jo and Ettie have stayed with Scarlett and Albert and the addition of Sal Qin at the end is really sweet. And I just think Mallory would fit in perfectly with the found family trope. None of them are really great people so he fits in so well 😭 I know I'm deluding myself thinking two people with the same power and background could be given equal space in the book so Mallory's end is probably final. But it was a little more vague so maybe? 🥹 What do we think does anyone else want him back? Also I know mentions of an adaptations are out there and I can't get the image how the last chapter would look on screen: Albert and Scarlett discussing the fight, thinking about the future joking about how Mallory is under several buildings and the future looks so bright. And then post credits we just see him come crawling out the revine. Or is that too cliche? But a small dose of cliche is healthy in a western vibe book right?

Mallory goading Albert before their fight was actually really cute as well; he was 🤏🏼 this close to being a mentor to Albert like an annoying af big brother or something 😭 I can picture him flirting with Scarlett as well purely to be irritating.

And I understand Albert being upset about Mallory killing the watchman - Albert does feel bad about hurting people even in self defense and it contrasts to Mallory not caring at all, but I was surprised that it was such a strong catalyst for his rage? Mallory kind of inadvertently helped them by getting rid of someone who could sound the alarm.

I just really love Mallory's pursuit of perfection leading to his own self hatred and I feel like it could be explored more with him as a character. Nathaniel gradually became more fearful of uncleanliness and disorder as he lost control of his life but it's cool to see the concept of a character viewing themself as impure and being filled with self hatred because of that (again gimmie those catholic guilt vibes all day long.)

I also like how he hasn't got the fear of his power that Albert has; Albert fears himself Mallory hates himself instead. But he also hates 'normal' people too which is really interesting, he just seems so lonely that's why I want him to join the little ragtag group 😭

Dr Calloway's death felt very justified but Mallory's (potential?) death just felt hollow because he's exciting and doesn't feel like his story was filled out enough. But then again we don't have any information about Calloway- not even a first name. The effect it gives is of a faceless entity of an institution. Even the description of her wearing glasses gives the impression of dehumanising her- If anyone knows anything about the Stanford Prison Experiment that's the impression she leaves. And that lack of knowledge about her is fulfilling in a way. No real personality shines through because she's been dehumanised. But Mallory is different - we see little glimpses of his personality, he's less of a faceless entity.

And even when Albert is trying to convince him to join them (whether this was supposed to be a trick or genuine I wasn't sure- Albert is kind enough to have been genuine but also I don't know if he'd want to risk Joe, Ettie and Scarlett) his reaction shows the cracks in his confident swagger. He's furious when Albert suggests society hates him, even though he's stated it himself many times and says he's accepted that fact. It kinda gave me the impression he's just trying to convince himself he's okay with being an outcast an completely alone but hearing it from someone else reminds him of the trauma of having it pointed out by Drs in Stonemoor and the defence mechanisms start to kick in.

And during his fight with Albert we see him have a real connection with someone- he and Albert share strange moments bordering on bonding with each other. I think it's a connection they both need because no on else has such similar shared experiences. I don't even want a redemption arc for him- he's irredeemable in the same way Scarlett and Albert are which is why he fits in with them so much!

Anyway what do people think? Do you think Mallory will return? Do you want him to? I'm so excited for the last book to come out and so scared I'll be disappointed 🥲

Aside from Mallory; the will they won't they of Scarlett and Albert is stressing me out! I can't decide if they're even meant to be shipped or not. It doesn't help that Albert's age is left really vague - Scarlett makes him sound quite young in comparison to her but Albert says she's hardly older than him so idk. I know Stroud tends to keep these things vague on purpose but this seems more so than usual which makes me think I'm crazy when they have adorable moments together.

I kind of get the impression Albert has a sort of crush on Scarlett but she views him as a little brother. How does everyone else see them?

[partywithponies]

[autolycuss]

father Brown crack pt.2 ✨

[womaninwinter]

The thing about a Jonathan Stroud series is that there will always be a morally dubious funny lil guy and there will always be a skinny kid in a great coat, and sometimes they can be the same person and I think that’s neat

[butternuggets-blog]

Father Brown au where Kembleford is a demimonde; the majority of families and people are either completely or partially magical, with Inspector Sullivan and Father Brown being just about the only humans.

Mrs McCarthy is a witch, even if she doesn't get much on her broom these days ('Not with the state of my knees!'). Lady Felicia and Bunty are descended from sirens, and Sid is descended from the fey.

Flambeau's family worshipped old gods, and Mallory and Goodfellow are both descended from gnomes, although in Goodfellow's case, Red Caps ('I like a rare steak every now and then, but the aggression was bred out of the family decades ago').

[feliciamontagues]

Inspector Mallory in Every Episode

↳“The Sins of Others” (Series 5, Episode 11)

[felicia-montague]

I can’t remember if I posted these already so here we have:

1. Father Brown

2. Goodfellow

3. Sid, Felicia, Bunty, and Mallory

4. Sid taking Felicia for a ride in his bike

5. Felicia looking over Sid’s caravan

[insidemymessymentalmind]

Rewatching the first episode of series 10 of 'Father Brown' and I somehow completely blanked the fact Sergeant Goodfellow drew a picture of the absent Inspector Mallory and it's both adorable and sad.

I really hope Mallory makes at least a guest appearance at some point in the future. I know many hated the character, but I loved his James Finlayson style of character and he and Goodfellow were such an iconic duo.

....Also we're all gonna ignore he's drawing with a ballpoint pen when that drawing is clearly done with a marker, right?

[evilhorse]

Sliders Special #2: Blood and Splendor

[kembleford1953]

Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Father Brown (2013) Rating: General Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Sergeant Goodfellow/Inspector Mallory (Father Brown) Characters: Inspector Mallory (Father Brown), Sergeant Goodfellow (Father Brown), Valerie Mallory, Mrs Goodfellow Additional Tags: Pining, so much pining, Mutually Unrequited Series: Part 3 of If I Loved You Summary:

It’s time for the Mallorys to leave Kembleford, but first, there are goodbyes to say. And the inspector is beginning to realise what a big mistake he’s made...

[sarcasticteapot]

Father Brown as memes and cursed images part 10! Woooooo🥳

[anneofkeys]

Have all of the detectives been framed for murder?! First Sullivan gets framed for a whole episode, then Mallory for a bit, and Valentine comes back in for like 20 minutes and gets framed for murder!

Also Mallory's face when both Valentine and Sullivan took Father Brown as their assistant for the investigation is amazing.