15 October 2010
30 Days of Dawson's Creek
14 October 2010
Dawson's Creek: The ballad of a short life, well I've had just enough time.
Joey: Well she looks beautiful in the water.
Pacey: This morning was just a formality. We still don’t know if she’s seaworthy.
Joey: She looks pretty solid.
Pacey: I don’t know. She hasn’t seen any stormy weather yet.
Joey: Pacey…
Pacey: It’s over, isn’t it?
Joey: It has to be.
Pacey: You should be the one to go first this time.
;;Dawson’s Creek, 3x20 The Longest Day
You know what, screw Dawson and his stupid crap ultimatum's, when the truth was he NEVER ONCE saw her the way that Pacey did until he saw that SOMEONE ELSE wanted her and then he threw a tantrum and demanded like a little child that he be chosen OVER someone else (Pacey) who actually gave a damn about Joey and saw the beauty that she possessed BEFORE it was too late. Besides, he really can't say anything anyway, because he's the one who rejected Joey at the beginning of the season, asked Pacey to spend the year watching out for her, and then he has the gall to turn around and play the victim and act over-possessive of her like she's some sort of trophy to be won and put up on his mantle to take down whenever he feels like admiring her? Fuck no, it doesn't work that way.
But this, THIS, is one of the many reasons why I love Pacey and Joey. Neither one of them really wanted to say goodbye and you can certainly see on Joey's face that she didn't want to be there doing this, but she didn't want to hurt precious little Dawson's feelings either nor did Pacey. This is why I spent a great portion of this show during the whole Pacey/Joey/Dawson years (seasons) truly frustrated with Dawson, because he never once saw her the way that Pacey did and yet he still felt like he had every single right to lay claim to her and clearly he didn't deserve friends like these two, who were willing to put aside their happiness and sacrifice exploring what was between them in an effort to keep from hurting their friend Dawson's feelings.
To Dawson, I say freaking grow up and realize that you could have been there, you could have had her, if you would have just opened your frakking eyes, instead you didn't and now you don't or well rather you shouldn't have gotten a say in this.
12 October 2010
Dawson's Creek: I was only looking for a shortcut home, but it's complicated.
Joey: No loitering, Pacey.
11 October 2010
Dawson's Creek: Then I made a map and knew that somehow I could find my way back.
Pacey: What I said last night was way out of line. And yes, I was drunk. But more to the point, I was just plain wrong. And I want you to know that I’m really sorry.
Joey: Well, I was worried about you too, Pacey.
Pacey: Me? Why?
Joey: Well, because I mean, Satan himself could lead Dawson into the fiery pits of hell, and he would still emerge with his moral code firmly intact. But you, maybe I think that nobody is worrying about you right now.
Pacey: So then, what you’re really saying then is, given the highly dysfunctional nature of our relationship, this is how you express concern for me.
Joey: You gotta learn to read between the banter, Pacey.
This is largely a big part of the reason that I LOVE these two so much. This is Joey pretty much admitting that she cares about Pacey, cares what happens to him, and even when he acts like a world class jackass and doesn't really deserve it - he still comes to her front door to apologize and she still tells him that she cares in her own way. I think it's pretty much safe to say that these two did their level best to put the "fun" in dysfunctional, but I'm glad they got their own version of a happy ending.
09 October 2010
Dawson's Creek: she belongs to fairy tales that I could never be.
Pacey: So hypothetically speaking... if I were lucky enough one day to find myself owning a sailboat again, and I were to ask the woman that I love to go sailing with me... would she?
Joey: You wouldn't have to ask, Pace.


