Meme snagged from
sorchasilver because I'd like to be more actively fannish than just staring at the shiny on Tumblr.
This post is for drive-by nuggets of joy about your favorite character! So here we go. Give me your favorite (or a favorite) character's name in comments, and I will tell you one thing (or several) about them that fills me with joy. It can be
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I love how he thinks (or used to think) of himself as this tough, untouchable ManlyManTM when he's really just a big, lonely puppy with abandonement issues. He goes to ridiculous lengths (helping Kono with her bad guy in Japan, anyone? North Korea?) and spends insane amounts of money to help his friends, so they'll stay happy, so they'll stay with him. When I was binge-watching from season 1 to now, I had fun watching him open up bit by bit until the stoic exterior was all but gone and just anyone on the street could tell how he was feeling in any situation. I just want to hug him all the time. :D
Also, Steve's friendship with Danny is made of cookies and mutual invasions of privacy and a whole lot of snarking. I love that.
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Danny's just... I don't know, he has this giant heart behind his bluster and is incredibly good at his job and doesn't trust easily but once he does he's all in, and that just pushes all my buttons. See also: Steve. :D
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I still haven't quite figured out how Captain Irving ticks, tbh, since we keep getting hit over the head with new information about him. I love how protective he is of his daughter, and how once he accepted that yeah, supernatural shenanigans, okay, he pretty much dedicated himself to dealing with those shenanigans. He still doesn't quite get them - his reaction to the guy in the park was way different than, say, Ichabod's or Abbie's would have been - but he's trying.
Also, his crush on Abbie's sister continues to be a source of much grinning.
Re: Skye, I love how she's growing up as the show progresses. The more she sees, the less self-involved she becomes (or at least it seems that way) and the more she starts trusting those around her. It's a nice change from a bit more static characters like FitzSimmons, and I wonder where she'll be when the season ends.
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Andy The Undead is one of those characters that make me squee when they appear on screen. He is so full of contractions: Serve & Protect vs. selling his soul to a demon, wanting to help Abbie but creeping on her like a creepy creeper who creeps (also denying her an agency of her own, which, again, creepy), telling the guys how to capture the Horseman but then working to free him. I'm not sure how much of what he's doing is of his own volition, but that just keeps me more interested in the character. He's a joy to watch.
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Plus the sniping. I loves me a good rant. :D
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John Sheppard, on the other hand, brings me joy with his many, many, many scrunchy faces. There's the lopsided scrunch of self-satisfaction, the raised-eyebrows-and-doubt scrunch of Rodney-that-plan-sucks, the whole-face scrunch of talking-about-feelings-help, many others, and a boatload of fake smiles for every occasion. John communicates way more through body language than through words, and I love him for it. (And the being smart and loyal and whatnot, but that's a given.)
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