A couple on ESPN and two different pods… Maybe it’s who I’m listening to. At first it seemed like those couple at ESPN were “protecting” the brand by calling Collier out for going public like the way she did. I have noticed this morning their attitudes have changed. Idk…

Frankie: For the Cornwall & Chicago Warehouse heist to have never occurred. She would have left on her own terms and have both her Chicago & Coyote family

Jackson: The mutiny that removed him as leader to have never occurred and still have the love of his life

Locksley: Ranch life with her wife

Jackson: Being angry about your current circumstances will only prove those that wronged or doubted you correct.

Frankie: (as an outlaw) Keeping a piece of your former self doesn’t make you weak, it keeps you grounded.

Locksley: There are no good people or deeds. Everything is for personal gain.

Frankie: Rolling a silver medallion between her fingers while in deep thought. She picked this up from Mason in Chicago.

Jackson: Starts everyday with a coffee and a shot of whiskey. He picked it up after watching his mentor for years who told him “you’ll never know when it will be your last.”

Frankie: She takes pride in things she has accomplished with her Chicago gang, and now The Coyotes. But her constant second guessing of herself, along with family history, keeps her from being proud.

Jackson: He’s proud of his accomplishments even though he’s at his lowest point.

Locksley: Yes

Frankie attracts people who are maybe trying to find there way after tragedy/loss. She very open about her personal struggles. What could push people away from realizing this is her very opinionated mindset and criminality. She may burn a bridge with her mouth before people can truly understand her.

I love this quote so much. 😂

Frankie: No… with one exception concerning her father (meta).

Jackson: 100% Yes (if we’re talking about their backstory as well).

Kross: No. “What happened was always meant to happen.”

Writing hits a new low when a headline reads “fans believe.”

David Wright over Beltre by a huge margin. And Jeter… really?

Frankie: Chewing spearmint gum is a coping mechanism for her that has become habitual even when she’s not nervous.

Nyx: Even though she’s been taught in ways to cope, she does find trouble sleeping at times. She reads to find peace, usually different types of mythology and William Blake poetry.

Frankie: Turning themselves in quietly… “I’m not making law’s job easy on them.”

Nyx: Speaking ill of, or turning on, her found family, especially her “mother” and brother. Even if forced, it would have to be catastrophic.

Both Frankie and Nyx associate themselves with red but for different reasons and purposes. Some of which are meta.

Memphis: Blue. Depression and a coolness (was quick to anger) in his character due to circumstances that occurred by coming to the Five States.

Not sure how others see them.

Frankie: Underestimated.

Nyx: Feared. “People fear what they don’t understand.”

Memphis: “Which one serves more alcohol?”

Frankie: “Stop waiting on your Daddy. He ain’t coming! Honey, don’t you worry. He got his in the end.”

Nyx: “I know losing everything hurt. Most of all, losing our sister. But this will make us stronger. Just remember, fire burns brighter at night. (Redacted) was right to take you to (Redacted).”