They kinda are. I mean Leo (Leo leo leo leo leo ... lego... ugh no brain)
is awkward and geeky and kinda would like the girl to like him. Jemma is
smart and wants adventure and excitable. Skye is possibly unrealistically
idealistic and torn between wanting to change the world and wanting to
understand the world and wanting to know who she is and wanting her team to
like her (even if they're philosophies go against theirs) and wanting to
prove herself. Ward wants to prove himself and wants to hide behind like
his image and wants to be independant and not tied down but still wants to
be respected and have authority.
May and Coulson at least know, roughly, what they stand for and who they
(in general) are even if that's been shaken by events. They don't have to
talk all the time or strive to make themseves a space or angst over how
people will perceive them because they've kind of moved past them. They
make their own space. They don't stand too much on ceremony. They
understand the system enough to know what they can and cannot and should
and should not do. They have respect because they've already earned it and
they show that in the way that they're not anxious about it. Does that
make sense?
Incidentally I think I'm more the first than the second but I wonder if the
second group are just better at hiding
where they intersect with the first group/.
Re: Episode 1.06 : "F.Z.Z.T."
They kinda are. I mean Leo (Leo leo leo leo leo ... lego... ugh no brain) is awkward and geeky and kinda would like the girl to like him. Jemma is smart and wants adventure and excitable. Skye is possibly unrealistically idealistic and torn between wanting to change the world and wanting to understand the world and wanting to know who she is and wanting her team to like her (even if they're philosophies go against theirs) and wanting to prove herself. Ward wants to prove himself and wants to hide behind like his image and wants to be independant and not tied down but still wants to be respected and have authority.
May and Coulson at least know, roughly, what they stand for and who they (in general) are even if that's been shaken by events. They don't have to talk all the time or strive to make themseves a space or angst over how people will perceive them because they've kind of moved past them. They make their own space. They don't stand too much on ceremony. They understand the system enough to know what they can and cannot and should and should not do. They have respect because they've already earned it and they show that in the way that they're not anxious about it. Does that make sense?
Incidentally I think I'm more the first than the second but I wonder if the second group are just better at hiding where they intersect with the first group/.