Penelope Garcia loves to talk and give nicknames so much, I think her speciality would be super sociality, languages, computer codes are a language eh? She's an excellent programmer (but not as good as Reid in mechanics). She got in trouble a lot as a little girl because she was such a social butterfly, but fortunately for her, the good people remember where she was, where she was supposed to be, so bad people never manage to walk off with her.
Derek Morgan is really hard to kill, he's not super strong (although he is very strong because he's in shape), but he doesn't bruise easily. This is part of how he survived the rough treatment of the abusive Carl Buford...one time, Buford lost control and would have killed Morgan, just like how he later killed the other boys, if it weren't for the fact that Morgan was hard to kill. Morgan has a lot of survivor's guilt about this.
Spencer Reid is mildly telepathic, and he got it from his mother. That's why he's getting migraines, too many violent fingerprints. Diana Reid was a good professor who loved to socialize, in a campus with thousands of students with their confused thoughts... Spencer coops better because he's more reclusive, and when it gets too much, he holes up at Gideon's cabinet to pick his own thoughts out again. Part of why Reid is so multi-discipline is that he grew up influenced by many many personalities - he did the reading, it's his intellect, but during the formative years of his personality...the message board of his mind was open to all.
JJ is a very nice girl, but if you don't watch yourself around her, if you don't have a disciplined mind (for example, the masses), she can talk you into anything. Unfortunately the majority of unsubs have twisted, but strong personalities, so it doesn't work on them.
Emily Prentiss blends in everywhere. Her greatest fear is that she will become like her mother the diplomat - to lose her own sense of self. Sometimes she forgets she's doing it, picking up accents, mannerisms, body memory that she shouldn't have, blending right into the scene. On duty, even tightly knitted cults don't question what Emily is doing there - she blends in.
Will is very normal, but he's immune to psychological tempering, him and his father found that out when a Pied Piper type of of unsub tried to lure him when he was a kid... (His body language during "Jones" was really defensive, the way he wrapped his arms around himself in the police station.).
Jason Gideon can put together whole stories from broken lines. Puzzles was his hobby since he was a toddler. His intuitive logic can deduce where things belong, how they relate. He can see a mother lovingly packing her child's lunchbox, before the lunchbox and only the lunchbox was recovered bloodstained in the woods. He can see the unsub's father speaking the words the unsub speaks now, see the cigarette going down onto the face where the almost invisible scar is now, feel the burn and the recoil in the shaking limbs.
Aaron Hotchner fought back when his father's blows followed him onto the ground. He crushed his father's wrist - and he wasn't even half his father's size. His mother was the one who stayed with his father and returned to him each night, there was nothing Aaron could do about that, but baby Sean, he shadowed his brother from cradle to grade school. His father left them alone, and then his father died, and Sean doesn't remember. He remembers the sound of pain that Haley made when he pinned her down for a kiss, prom night. Haley likes to jump his back when they are alone, wrap her arms around his neck and her legs around her waist. Haley likes to drag him by the hand, through to their bedroom, through the mall, to dinner with their mutual friends, and she ask why he couldn't be more spontaneous. When a case is really bad, Hotch doesn't go home for hours, and sometimes he sleeps in separate rooms - he's too afraid of himself.
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Date: Nov. 21st, 2011 07:19 pm (UTC)Derek Morgan is really hard to kill, he's not super strong (although he is very strong because he's in shape), but he doesn't bruise easily. This is part of how he survived the rough treatment of the abusive Carl Buford...one time, Buford lost control and would have killed Morgan, just like how he later killed the other boys, if it weren't for the fact that Morgan was hard to kill. Morgan has a lot of survivor's guilt about this.
Spencer Reid is mildly telepathic, and he got it from his mother. That's why he's getting migraines, too many violent fingerprints. Diana Reid was a good professor who loved to socialize, in a campus with thousands of students with their confused thoughts... Spencer coops better because he's more reclusive, and when it gets too much, he holes up at Gideon's cabinet to pick his own thoughts out again. Part of why Reid is so multi-discipline is that he grew up influenced by many many personalities - he did the reading, it's his intellect, but during the formative years of his personality...the message board of his mind was open to all.
JJ is a very nice girl, but if you don't watch yourself around her, if you don't have a disciplined mind (for example, the masses), she can talk you into anything. Unfortunately the majority of unsubs have twisted, but strong personalities, so it doesn't work on them.
Emily Prentiss blends in everywhere. Her greatest fear is that she will become like her mother the diplomat - to lose her own sense of self. Sometimes she forgets she's doing it, picking up accents, mannerisms, body memory that she shouldn't have, blending right into the scene. On duty, even tightly knitted cults don't question what Emily is doing there - she blends in.
Will is very normal, but he's immune to psychological tempering, him and his father found that out when a Pied Piper type of of unsub tried to lure him when he was a kid... (His body language during "Jones" was really defensive, the way he wrapped his arms around himself in the police station.).
Jason Gideon can put together whole stories from broken lines. Puzzles was his hobby since he was a toddler. His intuitive logic can deduce where things belong, how they relate. He can see a mother lovingly packing her child's lunchbox, before the lunchbox and only the lunchbox was recovered bloodstained in the woods. He can see the unsub's father speaking the words the unsub speaks now, see the cigarette going down onto the face where the almost invisible scar is now, feel the burn and the recoil in the shaking limbs.
Aaron Hotchner fought back when his father's blows followed him onto the ground. He crushed his father's wrist - and he wasn't even half his father's size. His mother was the one who stayed with his father and returned to him each night, there was nothing Aaron could do about that, but baby Sean, he shadowed his brother from cradle to grade school. His father left them alone, and then his father died, and Sean doesn't remember.
He remembers the sound of pain that Haley made when he pinned her down for a kiss, prom night. Haley likes to jump his back when they are alone, wrap her arms around his neck and her legs around her waist. Haley likes to drag him by the hand, through to their bedroom, through the mall, to dinner with their mutual friends, and she ask why he couldn't be more spontaneous.
When a case is really bad, Hotch doesn't go home for hours, and sometimes he sleeps in separate rooms - he's too afraid of himself.