Your Favourite Jago & Litefoot moments across all media
May 25, 2018 1:16:33 GMT
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Post by fantasticalice on May 25, 2018 1:16:33 GMT
Now that the Series has reached it's conclusion I thought it would be great to start a thread for your favourite J & L moments throughout the series and even in other ranges and mediums.
I have slowly come to enjoy them a great deal although I wouldn't describe myself as a hardcore fan.
One line stands out to me and rings in my ears because I thought George was going to start weeping a little. It's near the end of an episode that stars Oscar Wilde and they discovered that Oscar was one of several men who were to be completely destroyed by the stories villain.
George is talking about how utterly horrible it was to take advantage of men who were simply looking for love. Jago has a little difficulty understanding until Geoge says "the love that dare not speak it's name"
It's the way Trevor delivers the line with such sadness and horror and even indicates he fears the horrors will continue to go on until a more enlightened time comes about.
It was just so moving. Every time I think about it my eyes get a little wet.
The other moment th that stands out to me is actually from interviews and Trevor reveals that he doesn't own a tv but he finally bought a kindle because being able to hold th that many books on a single device was too good to resist. I always hear that and think to myself that in many ways that's even more old fashioned. To have the only modern device in your home be something that allows you to ave over 1000 books at your beck and call. It was utterly adorable and the same reason I own a Kindle fire.
I have slowly come to enjoy them a great deal although I wouldn't describe myself as a hardcore fan.
One line stands out to me and rings in my ears because I thought George was going to start weeping a little. It's near the end of an episode that stars Oscar Wilde and they discovered that Oscar was one of several men who were to be completely destroyed by the stories villain.
George is talking about how utterly horrible it was to take advantage of men who were simply looking for love. Jago has a little difficulty understanding until Geoge says "the love that dare not speak it's name"
It's the way Trevor delivers the line with such sadness and horror and even indicates he fears the horrors will continue to go on until a more enlightened time comes about.
It was just so moving. Every time I think about it my eyes get a little wet.
The other moment th that stands out to me is actually from interviews and Trevor reveals that he doesn't own a tv but he finally bought a kindle because being able to hold th that many books on a single device was too good to resist. I always hear that and think to myself that in many ways that's even more old fashioned. To have the only modern device in your home be something that allows you to ave over 1000 books at your beck and call. It was utterly adorable and the same reason I own a Kindle fire.
