The Absence Of Police In The Final Episode, Whilst Making The Episode Flow Much Better, Also Leaves Us

Yearning for someone who doesn't exist

Kaz Brekker is such an anomaly. Is he a well-written, well-rounded character? Yes. Did he learn his lesson in the end? No. Did he become either better or worse? No. Did he grow as a person? You could say that. Do we have even a remote understanding what he will do next? Absolutely not.

In the world of white collar it is important to support Neal Caffrey’s rights but even more important to support Neal Caffrey’s wrongs

casual fan? no sorry i only know how to invest my whole livelihood into something and spend every waking moment thinking about said thing

You can love a character & still admit when they’re wrong. I love Kaz Brekker but I acknowledge his flaws (none, he’s perfect) and I can hold him accountable for his wrongdoings (he’s never done anything wrong in his life) an call him out on his actions (which are always right).

#unless i can walk the streets of another country bundled up in 37 blankets when its cold i don't want it

overwhelming desire to travel and have adventures vs extreme reluctance to go outside because it’s cold fight

I don't have a lot of memories from middle school bc I blocked it out due to ✌cringiness✌ and ✌trauma✌ but the one that lives rent-free in my head is when we had to do hometown presentations in 6th grade and this British kid did his on England, obviously, and he went on a rant about how ridiculous is that Americans say "soccer" when it really should be called "football" and then his friend went "sooooooocceeeeeerrrrr baaaaaaalllllll" and then the British kid deadpanned, looked his friend straight in the eye and said "I will pick you up and I will throw you into a volcano" and I think about that a lot

the frequency of needing to food shop because you eat food and therefore deplete what you previously bought and need to restock…………being an adult is a nightmare