[ SECRET POST #2732 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2732 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Completely off topic, but I had only partially scrolled down enough to see the top of this secret, and instantly recognised them just by their hairlines. Which ... isn't a thing that normally happens.

Slightly more on topic, but while John is so-so, I adore watching Harold. Not necessarily because he's attractive, as such, but because he's snazzily dressed and has the best expressions ever. He spends so much time looking horrified or grimly determined or bemused or bravely terrified or coldly disdainful or snooty or ... He just has the best expressions, and he does them with his whole body, too. Which, given his limited mobility, is all the more fascinating. He's incredibly expressive for a man so obsessed with privacy. Then again, given that he's got all his actual information mostly locked down, I suppose he can afford to be. But he's just ... eye-catching? In motion. I love watching him.

The suits don't hurt either, though. Always did love a man in a waistcoat.

[quantumreality]

The Finch-walk is iconic. In fact in the rare flashbacks from prior to his injury it's a little odd seeing him with a normal gait. And I definitely agree with how Emerson makes Finch's reactions work not just through facial expressions but through the way his entire body moves.