Future wife of the former Prime Consector

I've always been like this, but latest developments really have me against literally everyone in and out of universe like

Jonas truly in his poor meow meow era

something unrelated on my dash reminded me of it, but I have a headcanon that Spahr learned to play that piano-like instrument briefly seen in 2.05: Sugarcoat, but he stopped playing when he was younger because he no longer had time due to his commitments for the Company (read: got to a skill level where the emotional toll of actually needing to invest a significant amount of practice to execute pieces became too much for his perfectionism)

in my opinion, the most unhinged thing Spahr can do with his new clarity is tell Milton, in not so many words but essentially: "I do not believe you are as unaffected by your daughter's murder as you act. I think you want someone to blame, anyone but yourself. I understand, very much so. You and I don't want to admit it, but we are responsible. We have to blame ourselves—ourselves and all we've upheld in the Trust—for driving those in our care to their deaths. What happened cannot be undone, but it does not have to keep going like this."

this is REGARDLESS of what Milton actually thinks, this would be unhinged as a correct assessment AND unhinged as an incorrect assessment. taking wild swing on the hopes that he's read situation correctly. throwing all caution to the wind and saying whatever in the hopes that it'll turn out okay. just confidently say something to this effect to Milton, Jonas, I wanna see what happens.

more seriously, I DO genuinely want to know what Fleit thinks inside his mind about everything, from Maggie and Nick to current events; we know what he appears to think, but is that actually what he thinks? what's going on in his head. while you're at it, Jonas, someone, go check on Ginsberg for me.

you ever just think about how Spahr would sometimes call Phineas "Phin" because I constantly do

Jonas Spahr 🤝 Joan of Arc

2.02: Ascendancy / 3.08: Fault