It kind of killed me when at the end of sweet days of sugar Clint is all ramble and long document and Coulson just sums it up with 'he's in love' and I know my automatic reaction to that has become 'love is for children' but in this case I said it and then went, no, hang on, this isn't that childish kind of love and Coulson I know is being succint, but he makes it sound so much less and no, that's not it. It's that outside of view of, oh yeah, this is love, just as Loki says 'is this love' like it's an insult and Natasha calls it as one. But yeah, they are the dark side of the original fairy tale, the wild thing, the off the map, but the thing so ritualised and embedded in culture and society, so a part of how we work, that it's prettied up and gifted to children. 'This is what love is' only it isn't.

Anyway, yeah, you GUYS, the three of you made me toss words all over the place. And kill Bee! Well, it was at least 1/3 her fault ;)