Audience Participation Meme "Day Five"
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verdande_mi, Reddington
How I feel about this character: I think he's really awesome- perhaps the most awesome new character on TV this year.
My het ship: Again, I'm sort of withholding judgement here, perhaps until we're clear on who is related to whom here. It amuses the heck out of me that though there are plenty of people who aren't really shipping anything just yet, there's a big Red/Lizzie shipping camp, and a big "Red is Lizzie's father" camp. I'm not sure I especially want either to come to pass, unless I could be a fly on the wall of the opposing group when one of the two happened. Does that answer this question? Probably not. I do find the way Red talks about women very un-obnoxious, which is refreshing.
My fem/slash ship: There isn't much happening here fannishly, but Red/Ressler has totally had potential since "Anslo Garrick" happened.
Any OTP? Nope. I'm waiting to see what transpires.
My non-romantic ship for this character: I really enjoy how things have been progressing in his dynamic with Lizzie. I hope he isn't her father, but I also hope they keep getting closer. They're wonderful when they work as a team.
Any unpopular opinions? Except that I am firmly in the not-Lizzie's-father camp, none.
My favorite plot-line for this character: I'm really enjoying how his relationships with both Lizzie and Ressler have been developing.
Something I wish would happen/had happened to this character: I'm not sure. This is a show where I very much feel along for the ride; I can't begin to guess what's next.
A crossover ship or interaction I would love to see for this character: This is a tough one. I can't think of one in particular, but I think a lot of crossovers would certainly be interesting. Having Red interact with another cast of characters would be so much fun.
A head canon fact: I got nothing, at this point. I'll get back to you when we have a more solid picture of his past.
verdande_mi, ReddingtonHow I feel about this character: I think he's really awesome- perhaps the most awesome new character on TV this year.
My het ship: Again, I'm sort of withholding judgement here, perhaps until we're clear on who is related to whom here. It amuses the heck out of me that though there are plenty of people who aren't really shipping anything just yet, there's a big Red/Lizzie shipping camp, and a big "Red is Lizzie's father" camp. I'm not sure I especially want either to come to pass, unless I could be a fly on the wall of the opposing group when one of the two happened. Does that answer this question? Probably not. I do find the way Red talks about women very un-obnoxious, which is refreshing.
My fem/slash ship: There isn't much happening here fannishly, but Red/Ressler has totally had potential since "Anslo Garrick" happened.
Any OTP? Nope. I'm waiting to see what transpires.
My non-romantic ship for this character: I really enjoy how things have been progressing in his dynamic with Lizzie. I hope he isn't her father, but I also hope they keep getting closer. They're wonderful when they work as a team.
Any unpopular opinions? Except that I am firmly in the not-Lizzie's-father camp, none.
My favorite plot-line for this character: I'm really enjoying how his relationships with both Lizzie and Ressler have been developing.
Something I wish would happen/had happened to this character: I'm not sure. This is a show where I very much feel along for the ride; I can't begin to guess what's next.
A crossover ship or interaction I would love to see for this character: This is a tough one. I can't think of one in particular, but I think a lot of crossovers would certainly be interesting. Having Red interact with another cast of characters would be so much fun.
A head canon fact: I got nothing, at this point. I'll get back to you when we have a more solid picture of his past.
