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mrsmatkearney:

Nathan Fillion, ladies and gentlemen. 

All the awards. Seriously. The depth of emotion here.

He just…and her face…and the lighting…Someone get this show an award immediately.

He was so amazing.

I’m pretty sure I’ve reblogged this four times. It chokes me up every time I see it.

I have never shed more tears over a confession of love than I did over this scene. Nathan has such a gift for genuine emotion. None of it felt forced. None of it felt overacted or out-of-character. This was simply Richard Castle laying all of his cards on the table and crumbling from the inside out as he realizes that might not be enough to keep the woman he loves from destroying herself and the future they could have had. 

The comments. Now I’m crying about it all over again. This is a man, in love…and nothing else. The pure vulnerability is what gets me. This was, hands down, my favorite scene. My god, Nathan nailed it!

I was just so proud of this scene. ‘Bout time someone grew a pair and started speaking from their heart, no reservations or subtext. He’s amazing. 

He finally grew a pair. Nathan nailed the scene .

By far the best love confession in TV history.

Watched “Always” again yesterday. All of the above. Seriously. Nathan Fillion for all the awards. 

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“Don’t pity those who have risked greatness and been discovered to be human, and fallible. Pity those poor souls who don’t get close enough to fall short.”

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feministcrixus:

cafunedesaudade:

I’m trying to figure out when “oh, it’s midnight” turned into “oh, it’s only midnight”

college

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why-am-i-narrating:

In Always, Beckett went to the swings and made a decision and then put herself out there and told Castle she just wanted him, no matter what she had to give up.

In Watershed, Castle went to the swings and made a decision and then put himself out there and told Beckett he wanted her, no matter what he had to give up.

This masterfully crafted parallel is utter perfection.

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jebiwonkenobi:

When I was little I thought being an adult meant not having a bed time but I’ve come to realize that it just means being in charge of my own bed time and it turns out that I am not equipped to handle that responsibility.

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whatthatmeans:

season 3 finale: Kate, I love you.
season 4 finale: I just want you,
season 5 finale : Will you marry me?