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fandomqueen6754 · 24 days
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I have realized the way they are writing Buck, Eddie and Tommy seems to be a true love triangle.
Tommy probably liked Eddie, found he had a gf and gave up. Eddie was blushing and giggling and going on what were essentially dates with Tommy. Buck and Eddie seem to be in love with each other. Buck likes Tommy and is dating him and vice versa.
They are literally a true love triangle
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missmagooglie · 8 days
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Prefacing this by saying this is not what I EXPECT to happen in 7x09 and 7x10, it's just one specific scenario that I feel particularly feral about right now... so with that said, I'm gonna throw out a dream scenario for the end of S7:
Tommy and Buck are dating and it's going well. Buck is just sort of blossoming in his new identity as a queer man. There's a self-confidence and assuredness to him that we haven't seen before
Meanwhile, Eddie has broken things off with Marisol and is quietly going through his own reevaluation of his sexuality. His awareness of his queerness happens pretty simultaneously with his realization that the way he loves Buck isn't entirely platonic, but he keeps it to himself because Buck is happy with Tommy
Episode 9 finds Eddie and Buck together off duty. Maybe they're having an argument. Maybe on the surface they're arguing about something small but somehow it feels much bigger
Mid-argument some emergency strikes. Buck and Eddie are trapped together and it's BAD. They're both in mortal peril, but it's worse for Eddie. Eddie hopes help will arrive in time to save Buck, but he's pretty sure he won't be alive to see it
(And I just want to stress - I feel like it's essential that they are off duty when this happens. They are in sync on the job, it's how they fit together outside of the job they're still figuring out)
So Eddie gets Buck's attention - because Buck hasn't given up yet. He won't. He CAN'T. He's frantically searching for solutions as Eddie repeats his name in a weakened voice, until finally he cracks and says, "Evan, please. I need you to hear this."
And in the final seconds of episode nine, Eddie Diaz looks Evan Buckley dead in the eye and tells him, "I love you"
Episode ten opens on an unrelated disaster, just to keep us gnashing our teeth a little longer
Maybe we throw some flashbacks in there for good measure
Check in on the rest of the firefam frantically trying to coordinate a rescue effort
But FINALLY they cut back to Buck and Eddie in mortal danger and replay the last few moments of episode 9. And believing these are the last words he'll ever say, Eddie tells Buck how much he loves him. He says he's sorry he realized it too late, but he could never, never regret loving him
Somehow there's a callback reference to Mitchell and Thomas, and the way Buck looked at their clasped hands as they died, and Buck realizing that dying together was never the point of their story. Living together was
And Buck is full sobbing and begging him not to give up yet because Christopher needs him and the team needs him and finally saying "and I need you, Eddie. You can't leave me. You can't-"
We get the sense that Buck is on the cusp of a love confession of his own, but before he gets the words out he's cut off by the sound of helicopter blades overhead.
Their miracle rescue arrives in time, led by none other than Buck's starting-to-be-something-serious boyfriend Tommy
After the rescue, we see Eddie in the back of the ambulance, stable and out of danger, and Buck's about to go over to him but Tommy comes running over and sweeps Buck up in his arms and kisses his temple and says, "thank god you're ok. I don't know what I'd do if I lost you"
And Buck lets himself be held, but his attention is over Tommy's shoulder looking at Eddie
Eddie, who's gonna be ok
Eddie, who loves him
Eddie, who is the absolute center of Buck's world, but Buck has never allowed himself to think of That Way
And Eddie meets Buck's eye over Tommy's shoulder and gives him a sad smile that lets Buck know he intends to go back to quietly loving Buck at just a little bit of a distance so that Buck can be happy with someone else
And just to really twist the knife, we get an overheard piece of dialogue in which Eddie refers to Buck as his "best friend" for the literal first time ever (I'm pretty sure? Up til now, any time the "best friend" label has been used it's been by Buck, but please correct me if I'm wrong.)
And the season ends there
Cue the entire fandom going APESHIT for the entirety of the summer hiatus
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yellingatthescreen · 18 days
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I’m just saying, a best friend (who’s the same age) coming out later in life + a new awareness of previously unexamined religious/catholic guilt seems like a pretty decent way to prime a character to question their own sexuality.
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buddiedaydreamer911 · 17 days
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7x10 will be aired 5/30/24.
two days after that is 6/1/24- start of pride month.
i think SOMETHING will happen for buddie in that last episode for pride month.
eddie has his realization/figures out his sexuality?
buck and eddie confess they’re love for each other?
they kiss?
they say “fuck it, let’s get married”
idk what will happen, but something will.
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b-dwolf · 19 days
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oh!
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chronicowboy · 1 year
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okay calling it now the body builder call is the catalyst for eddie to start dating again but not in the way you'd think. its a normal call, eddie's a little flustered he wonders why but at the end of the day he can lock it down to do his job, and so nothing really comes of it until they're doing their final checks and eddie gets talking to just a normal looking guy in the bg (depending on what the call is, he might have a little scratch or be shaken up or eddie's just talking to him whilst hen and chim finish up and buck and bobby deal with the equipment) and then they're about to leave and the guy gives eddie his number like "sorry ik ur working and its really inappropriate but i just had to try" and eddie takes it, a little confused, because cap's calling him and everyone's teasing him about it in the enegine/back at the firehouse (but not buck for the jealousy points) and the episode is my dear beloved queer eddie arc
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angstydiaz · 1 year
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Lastly before I take a nap all hcs on Eddies sexuality are welcome here as long as you're not a bigoted fuck promoting weird biases and negativity towards identities!
Using the guise of fiction to be a biased cunt is never welcome.
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Ryan’s Season 6 director’s notes are literally just “be gay”
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eddiebuckley-diaz · 1 year
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This man has given handjobs.
(to bad buck didn't see)
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sluttyhenley · 2 years
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you know what they say about texas
listen so this has been living as a vague idea in my head ever since i changed my header to the sign in the diaz kitchen from eddie begins but i kept it to myself until this happened and my brain wouldn’t shut up about it.
i thought this was going to be the stupidest thing I’ve ever written but somewhere about halfway through it got kind of serious
anyway this is eddie accidentally comes out to the 118 with a movie reference and that’s really about all I can say about it. (also i cannot stress this enough, this is not spec fic, even though technically it happens sometime around 5 x17 and 5 x18)
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Eddie hasn't been back at the 118 for very long, but he’s already fallen into the old easy rapport with his teammates. Even Lucy, still there for the foreseeable future, is easy enough to get along with. After a rocky start that Eddie has heard almost nothing about, she seems to have settled in well enough. She doesn’t fit in quite as easily with the rest of them, and Eddie’s still getting used to her, but she hasn’t changed the dynamic so drastically that things are weird.
They’re all out at a bar, letting off some steam after a long couple of days on and Eddie’s missed it, missed being part of the team, missed spending his time with them, working with them. All of this to say: that’s probably why Eddie’s guard is down enough for him to say what he says.
Somehow the conversation has gotten around to the topic of attractive people. He doesn’t really remember if Ravi started it or Lucy did but they’ve been egging each other on, with Buck occasionally chiming in. It’s reminiscent of the discussions they’ve had around the annual firefighters’ calendar. Lucy says something about The Mummy and realizations and he finds himself speaking without really thinking.
“Oh yeah, I had a crush on Brendan Fraser in The Mummy.” Suddenly everyone is staring at him and he plays back what he just said in his head and oh right, he never actually told anyone he’s maybe less straight than previously assumed.
He looks around the table. Hen’s eyebrows are raised, Buck is frowning at him, and everyone else is looking at him with some degree of surprise.
“Wait, are you saying…” Hen trails off, giving him a meaningful look.
“Well, you know what they say about Texas,” Eddie replies, trying to make a joke of it, because that seems easier than just saying hey guys, turns out I’m bi. He can see Chimney make the connection.
“Everything’s bigger?” Buck’s frown has turned into a look of confusion.
Eddie kind of wants to drop his head on the table but it’s a little sticky and that probably wouldn’t help him anyway.  There’s no such thing as secrets with this group and he’s been meaning to tell them anyway. Hiding isn’t going to help him. But he also really doesn’t want to think about what Buck maybe just implied about him. He already feels like he’s losing his mind.
“No– I mean, yes, but not that,” Eddie replies. Hen’s eyebrows are getting higher somehow and he knows Chimney gets exactly what he means but he refuses to help. Eddie can’t make himself look at Ravi or Lucy. “You know,” he gestures vaguely, “there are two things that come from Texas?”
Chimney finally breaks, groaning. “I can’t believe you’re going with that.”
“I feel like I’m missing something,” Buck says. He’s got a little frown on his face and his head is tilted slightly, like he has absolutely no clue what Eddie’s saying.
“Only steers and queers come from Texas,” Chimney says in a bad R. Lee Ermey impression. “Which one are you?”
Eddie is seriously reconsidering his decision to not drop his head on the table. He would really prefer not to be looking at his friends and coworkers during this conversation. He’d actually rather not be having this conversation at all.
“Well, I’m not a cow,” Eddie finally says, strained. He is, after all, the one that started this.
He remembers not watching it with his dad exactly, but being in the same room while his dad watched the film. He thinks, now that he’s older and has served two tours in Afghanistan, that his dad kind of missed the point. Probably a lot of people miss the point of the film, the same way they miss the point of “Born in the U.S.A.”
“Didn’t that guy on the Dallas Stars come out using that quote?” Lucy asks.
Eddie looks at her. He hadn’t expected that from Lucy at all. “Uh, sort of? I think he kind of walked it back later, but yeah, he tweeted that.”
“Wait,” Buck interjects. “Back up. Did you seriously just come out by telling us you’re not a cow?”
“I– yes?” When Buck puts it like that it sounds even more ridiculous than it feels, which says a lot because he already feels incredibly ridiculous. If only he could rewind back to about ten minutes ago when he hadn’t admitted to having a crush on Brendan Fraser in The Mummy when he was younger.
“I’ve heard the quote before but what’s the reference?” Hen asks.
“Full Metal Jacket,” Chim replies. “It’s about the pointlessness of war and the psychological horror of basic training. Standard stuff. Oh, and there’s an incredibly racist portrayal of a Vietnamese prostitute.”
Eddie hopes the conversation can move past him now and maybe past Full Metal Jacket entirely. He doesn’t need to watch a movie to know that war is pointless and even basic training fucks people up. He lived it.
“Hey,” Hen says quietly enough that only Eddie hears her. “I’m proud of you.” She lays a hand on his arm. “I mean, it’s not exactly a typical way to come out, but still.”
His smile feels a little small and shaky as he looks at her. “Thanks, Hen.”
The conversation does move on after that. There’s no more talk of Full Metal Jacket, or Eddie’s sexuality, or celebrity crushes. Eddie no longer has the urge to disappear into the ground or drop his head on the table.
Hen and Chim don’t stay very much longer, both begging off to go home to spend time with their families. Lucy finds someone at the bar to flirt with, and then Ravi gets a text from one of his roommates and goes to meet up with them somewhere else. Which, of course, leaves Buck and Eddie alone at the table, empty glasses in front of them.
Eddie pushes his glass back and forth a little bit, but the motion isn’t smooth, glass catching on the sticky surface. He can’t bring himself to make eye contact with Buck just yet. The thing is, things have been so easy between them since he came back. Since Texas. But Buck is single, and he’s single, and even though he’s come to accept that he is absolutely head over heels, stupid in love with Evan Buckley, Eddie’s still figuring out the way forward. And there’s been some plausible deniability about all of it, because until tonight he hadn’t actually told anyone he’s queer. Now they’re both single, and Buck has been living in his house. He’s become a fixture in Eddie’s life, and Eddie is so, so in love with him.
“Are you okay?” Buck asks eventually.
Eddie does look at Buck then; he can feel his own eyes going wide. The only thing on Buck’s face is open concern.
“Yeah, why?”
“Well, you told the whole table you’re– queer?” At Eddie’s nod, Buck continues, “By referencing a war movie, and then you spent the rest of the time not saying much of anything at all.”
“I was– look, I’ve been meaning to tell you guys since I got back from Texas,” Eddie says. He drops his gaze back down to the table and his empty glass. “I just hadn’t figured out how to do it yet. I really didn’t mean to do it by quoting Full Metal Jacket, though.”
Buck nods and they fall silent for a moment.
“I’m not ashamed of it,” Eddie adds. “I mean, I’m kind of embarrassed that I said I’m not a cow, but I’m not ashamed of it. I’ve spent enough of my life being ashamed.”
“I know,” Buck says. Eddie knows that he does, that he gets it. “Hey,” he adds, looking Eddie in the eye. “I’m proud of you.”
There was a part of Eddie that worried things would be weird, that Buck knowing would equal Buck knowing Eddie’s in love with him, that somehow that would ruin everything they’ve built together. A bigger but quieter part of him knew better, but it’s still nice having the proof.
“Thanks,” Eddie says, looking directly at Buck.
He’s going to tell him. Soon, he thinks. Because Buck deserves to know and he’s starting to realize that he deserves to tell Buck, even if they need more time. Even if Buck isn’t in love with him. He deserves to know. But not yet. It’s enough that Buck knows that he’s queer, or bi, or, well— he’s not so sure on the label, honestly.
They head back to the house together, just like they have been since Buck broke up with Taylor, and Eddie looks at all the signs of Buck’s presence there and it looks like home.
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missmagooglie · 2 years
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So given that David and Michael got engaged during Defend In Place and had to then be written off the show mid-season, I am fairly confident that the 5x18 wedding was originally meant to be theirs. The fact that the 911 writers decided they needed a wedding anyway means that much of the season's emotional payoff is tied to getting the 118 together at a wedding.
There are a lot of ways a wedding - any wedding - might promote storylines for other characters. We already have bts info that Bobby and Athena are going to finally take a honeymoon (and potentially set up the season 6 opening disaster), what better place than a wedding for Chim and Maddie to decide they want to give it another shot, if the BT breakup doesn't happen in 5x17 then a wedding could be exactly what Buck needs to realize he DOESN'T want a future with Taylor, etc.
HenRen does not have any narrative urgency for a recommitment - their relationship has been strong and steady all season. There are other couples on the show who could conceivably gotten married. They could have reworked the Madney timeline so that a finale wedding made sense (admittedly, I am glad they didn't chose this because they are doing such an awesome job of putting time and care into how Madney's story is being told). They could have done a Toni and Clive wedding, because the 118 is tightknit and codependent enough that Hen inviting all her coworkers to her mother's wedding would make sense for them (and it WOULD have fit season-long themes around renewal and choosing to move forward joyfully rather than getting stuck trying to make up for lost time.)
So the fact that they chose a HenRen recommitment suggests to me that a *queer* wedding specifically was necessary to wrap up this season's storylines.
The fact that the wedding is not necessary (or originally planned for) for Hen and Karen's storyline means that the wedding *is* necessary as a backdrop for another storyline.
The implications of the fact that the finale apparently *hinges* on a celebration of queer love has me going absolutely bonkers about Eddie's arc this season genuinely becoming a coming out story.
Eddie is the only one of the core 5 at the 118 who DOESN'T have a relationship to reflect on at this wedding. Which means it's likely that he'll be thinking more about his relationship to himself - a continuation of his season-long journey that has included rejection of a heteronormative "ready made family", a literal heart doctor telling him that he's repressed, and going back to his family in Texas shortly after his therapist told him to confront his "first trauma".
What I'm trying to say here is: holy forking shirtballs, we might actually be getting queer Eddie for real in the next 2 episodes.
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yellingatthescreen · 13 days
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Buck is so confident that checking out hot guys’ asses is a totally normal and hetero thing to do because at some point Eddie confirmed it. Some dude walked by, double-cheeked up, and they both shared a look like “damn!”
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gayofthefae · 2 years
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Remember that moment in episode three of heartstopper where Nick saw Tara and Darcy being proud and kissing at the party? I want Eddie to have that moment with HenRen’s vow renewal.
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chronicowboy · 1 year
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i'm all for being gentle and supportive with repressed queer people but at this point i'm just walking up to eddie diaz like
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angstydiaz · 1 year
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I may make apoll of like “queerest” (not a word lol)eddie lines SO OF YALL WANNA DROP SOME PLS DO
For me “the IDEA of us” is one that always comes to mind. Like that one line rhat is just yknow .
it can alsp be a line SAID TO EDDIE ie (carlas fantasy vs reality thing
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Ok but can someone actually explain why Eddie and Ana didn’t work? Any angle I try to look at it I can’t see it as anything else besides “oh he’s gay”. Like, Ana was supposed to be the PERFECT woman for Eddie yet he gets panic attacks thinking about her???
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