Stan and Ford have different brands of Getting On Dad's Last Nerve.
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Touching Hardison’s tech, a comparison:
Nate: Single tap on the knuckles, verbal scolding.
Eliot: Slappy-slappy, WHAM!
Leverage S02E13 The Future Job/S03E13 The Morning After Job.
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so this has been interesting me for a bit and I've seen that 'speed limits around the world' graphic again some time ago so
+ what country do you live in?
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top tier leverage dynamic is nate trying to teach the rest of the crew morals even though his own moral compass is a jeopardy wheel so even though he constantly lectures them on bad behavior it comes with a huge moral caveat of "but remember anything is okay so long as it fucks with rich people"
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Weird Gravity Falls question:
As fans, we’re all aware that Filbrick sucked as a dad.
But do Stan and Ford understand that?
It seems obvious to us outside viewers, but I don’t exactly recall any comments by either senior Pines twin that would suggest they have connected those dots. I believe it’s fairly normal for children of abusive, neglectful or just simply bad parents to think their parent’s behavior was normal or that they deserved it or whatever, and in addiction to not being able to remember a moment where they admit their dad sucked, they certainly have both internalized his words.
Ford continued to pursue his education and was obsessed with academic excellence, as that seemed to be the one and only thing that made his father show him any kind of appreciation.
Stan continued to obsess over money, as his dad told him that was the only way he was allowed to return home. And let’s not forget his comment in the finale “dad was right, I am a screw up”
But again, and please please correct me if I’m wrong, I can’t think of anything either of them has said that criticizes their father’s actions. There’s the comment that he “wasn’t easily impressed” which I think more than anything, serves more as an excuse for his actions. Heck, in the flashback of Stan taking boxing lessons, I felt that whole scene was framed as Filbrick being a good dad, personally, I thought he was a good dad up until A Tale of Two Stans.
Idk I guess I just always assumed that after several decades they started to understand that Filbrick wasn’t a great dad, but it’s perfectly realistic for neither of them to have come to that conclusion, and frankly, the tiny bits of evidence from the show support this being the case.
I rambled a bit here, but what do you all think? Did I forget a moment that proves they do see their dad wasn’t a good dad? Do you think they have processed that part of their childhoods?
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Dragon Ford and his kids, Mary-Belle and Justan, doing the laundry.
Hope you like!
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Theoretically let's say Sasha managed to get back in touch with his dad and they make up
Can you imagine Sasha introducing Raz to his dad and Herr Nein is like "new grandson??" and comments on how much Raz reminds him of Sasha when he was a boy much to his embarrassment
Also please consider Sasha's actual dad meeting his adopted dad(s) Otto and/or Ford
Let the peepaws unite and discuss about their boy and fluster him as much as they can (and mayhaps also kiss?? who knows)
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Since I’m rewatching Gravity Falls I keep thinking about headcanons that have been around for ages and how they’d be once they’re older. I know these are probably old headcanons that everyone knows about but I just love them.
Like I 100% believe that they’d end permanently finding places in Gravity Falls because their old home doesn’t feel right anymore.
I also believe that when Mabel ends up getting married once she’s older she ends up keeping her last name and her partner takes her name. Dipper also ends up being her man of honour and Wendy, Candy and Grenda are her bridesmaids.
She would also 100% ask Stan to give her away and her dad would be super supportive of it because he knows that she’s really bonded with Stan and Ford over the years and it’s her wedding so it’s her choice.
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