Well the folks who gave me a Chris/Vin oriented thumbs up on this episode weren't kidding at all, were they? Because OMG it is so clear to me that Vin went back to *Chris* specifically. And Chris, hurt by him leaving and withdrawing...until Vin comes tumbling down that hill. Mmmm!! ::happy sighs
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Loved Vin needing to go back and warn Chris the others. And the first thing Chris says to him, "You back for good?" You're right, Chris totally didn't sound sincere when he said it was Vin's life, none of his business. And he was jealous and hurt when he said that it looked to him like Vin was already gone. These silly boys ( ... )
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I can just imagine Buck and Ezra playing together as children. I think they would get into a world of trouble!
I also like how Nathan and Ezra's relationship has progressed, although I think Ezra got over his prejudice awfully fast. Nathan took longer to accept Ezra for who he is, which is more realistic. And oh, how I love the flying into the bushes bit! "That was not kind, not kind at all" :) And Ezra getting slapped! Ouch. He reacts as if it's not the first time too! hehe I don't think even Buck has ever been shown getting slapped!
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I love this interpretation, and I think it's very plausible. Look at Working Girls when Nathan was practically frothing at the mouth over Ezra "selling women off like chattel", when that's not really what Ezra was doing. Ezra's marriage brokering was going to be a win-win for everyone, I think, since he clearly DID care what happened to those women.
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I don't think he would have set any of those women up with anyone terrible - I mean, look at the gomers he actually had signed up at the end of that ep. :)
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Oh, well, really he certainly was. Then as now being a prostitute is an unenviable and insecure life. Far better to the the bride of a nice, wealthy, nebbishy man. :D (As sassyinkpen points out, did you see the gomers he was trying to hook them up with.)
And it's not as though Ezra was extracting any of the price of his marriage-brokering from the *women*, who had little. He was getting it from the men, who had much.
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Huh!! I just didn't read the scene that way. I read it as a bit of showing off, but also that Nathan was in control and he would have done *something* to keep from hurting Ezra if Ez hadn't ducked at the right time.
That's an interesting reading of the scene!
They're fantastic in scenes together, I'd love to see more fanfic focusing on their friendship. They play off each other so well throughout the second season, even when they don't agree.
I personally find them a bit daunting to write, unfortunately. Particularly together. Particularly Ezra.
But yeah, I'd love to see more of it!
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Oh *gosh* yes!! Because he so *obviously* left her to go back to Chris!! Which was just the most wonderful thing in, like, *ever*! And I loved him being so upfront about having changed his mind about her, and about them.
And the first thing Chris says to him, "You back for good?" You're right, Chris totally didn't sound sincere when he said it was Vin's life, none of his business. And he was jealous and hurt when he said that it looked to him like Vin was already gone.
I really think that comment about Vin already being gone, and that he needed to know when he could count on Vin, were what made Vin realize what he'd be losing (Chris) to gain Charlotte. ::hums happily::
But all that is forgotten when Vin is hurt. Loved Chris rushing to his side, and the fact that they're back together again at the end. *sigh*Rushing to ( ... )
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This is awesome - and so wickedly true! Thanks for the observation!
And in conclusion, Chris and Vin make-up sex to follow, yay! *g*
Must have - so where are those stories????????
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