Sleepdriving Away

elenitahb:

Oh, you know how to hang loose but you don’t know how to high-five?

emergencyjimmychoos:

#let me write a fucking novel about all the feelings this episode gave me about sophie and tara #tara called her ‘soph’ #for one thing #they bicker all the time about their differing grifting techniques but then they always come to the same conclusion #and then they make fun of each other and are all challengy and competitive #but then tara just reaches over and sweeps something out of sophie’s hair fondly #because that’s just how they roll #and they played it so subtle and perfect and you can tell they’ve been friends for forever #like we know tara and we know sophie and we know they know each other #but we never knew how they interacted #and now we kind of do but we have only seen a glimpse #oh god it’s perfect #and sophie is in white and tara is in black #and they throw the bomb out the window because they are grifters #and they don’t know how to deal with that bomb shit #and then they have a drink #somebody stop me #leverage #things that are totally canon: sophie and tara have had phone sex #and also a lot of real sex 

elenitahb:

Parker: His limp and these boots, I don’t like them. They’re weighing me down. Quick and light, that’s how I survive. You slow me down, you kill me.
Hardison: Hey, hey, Park, hey.
Parker: What?
Hardison: Hey. You had to be quick because you were alone. If you get caught, that’s it. I get it. But you’re not alone anymore. Look. Look at me. Look, you’re not alone. You’re not. You have a team. You have me. And I got you. I got you girl.

I swear sometimes I want to write love letters to everyone involved in this show’s writing for making this relationship one of the most believable, respectful, precious and carefully written relationships I’ve ever had the pleasure to watch. I feel like nowadays everything is about keeping the tension between two characters that are supposed to be together until you end up losing those characters along the way, but this show is doing such a great job with these two because you already know they’re gonna get there, and it’s their journey through all of it what makes them special. They’re not keeping the tension shaping the characters so they fit into that dynamic, they’re just letting them grow and evolve until they reach that point on their own. They come first as individuals who are still struggling with their past, trying to figure out what’s their place in this family and understanding that they’re not alone anymore, and you just know once they’re ready, everything will play out beautifully, but it’s how they get there what makes it perfect. 

(Source: j-dallas)