“i was still in pigtails when my dad died, but i remember him coming home from a hunt. he’d burst through that door like…like steve mcqueen or something. and he’d sweep me up in his arms, and i’d breathe in that old leather jacket of his. and my mom—who was sour and pissed from the minute he left—she started smiling again. and we were a family. you wanna know why i want to do the job? for him. it’s my way of being close to him. now, tell me what’s wrong with that.”
                       jo harvelle appreciation - 2.06 (no exit)