Why Do You As A Man Want To Know What Another Man Tastes Like 🤨

look at my detective man this case is never getting solved

"I've never made one" -> The one.

prnt.

posting the important part separately

anyway when Armand activates full gremlin mode and also pursues 1 million hobbies at the same time i want to see the look on Louis' face

I'LL BE WITH YOU

Arthur, using his last breaths to convince Dutch that Micah is a rat, pleading with the man that raised him to listen to him.

He knew he wasn't getting off that mountain, and he still used his last moments to try and warn Dutch.

Even at the very end, in a way, Arthur was loyal to Dutch, Dutch just couldn't see it.

Are we sure that eric bogosian isn't actually daniel "only went to gay bars for drugs totally not looking to get pounded in the ass" molloy?

(this is part of a larger more serious discussion about the AIDS crisis but the way he just?? casually mentions this?? in an interview??? is insane to me)

The use of both Hosea and Dutch call Arthur their "boy" or "son" is something I've been thinking about a lot recently...

Hosea uses it as a reminder. Arthur is his boy through and through, and there never needs to be any questioning on that fact.

Dutch also uses it as a reminder, but for a different reason. He wants Arthur to remember that *he* was the one who plucked him off the streets and gave him a full belly and a place to call home. It's a reminder to Arthur of where his loyalties should lie.

Not saying that Dutch is entirely evil; in the earlier chapters I can see it being meaningful. But towards the end its clear, Arthur isn't his boy anymore. He is a tool that's starting to rust.

genius piece of dialogue. i think about this one a couple times a week at least surely