But then she dumps Peter's ass in an amazing fashion for reasons so clearly articulated I want to kiss her myself.
How much did I love that scene in Marionette? SO MUCH, I CAN'T EVEN. OLIVIA.
Astrid. I really want Astrid to give her a hug, like yesterday. Or Ella, though it'd be nice if it was someone that would know. I'd also take Broyles being there the way he was when Charlie died.
Um, pretty much, I am with you, especially on how skeevy the triangle could potentially become. The Altlivia/Peter stuff always made me super uncomfortable where they were going, even as I can kind of see how easy it must have been to Peter to be in his comfort zone of breakfast in bed and charm. Which isn't going to be where Olivia is. I think they almost have to start Peter on some introspection for me to be comfortable watching scenes with them in the future. I have this giant question mark on how to react to him lately.
And I really hope they deal with all this well through the fail/awesome junctures to come. It's kind of the show's thing now.
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Date: 2011-01-18 01:09 am (UTC)How much did I love that scene in Marionette? SO MUCH, I CAN'T EVEN. OLIVIA.
Astrid. I really want Astrid to give her a hug, like yesterday. Or Ella, though it'd be nice if it was someone that would know. I'd also take Broyles being there the way he was when Charlie died.
Um, pretty much, I am with you, especially on how skeevy the triangle could potentially become. The Altlivia/Peter stuff always made me super uncomfortable where they were going, even as I can kind of see how easy it must have been to Peter to be in his comfort zone of breakfast in bed and charm. Which isn't going to be where Olivia is. I think they almost have to start Peter on some introspection for me to be comfortable watching scenes with them in the future. I have this giant question mark on how to react to him lately.
And I really hope they deal with all this well through the fail/awesome junctures to come. It's kind of the show's thing now.