Harold Jones, ILU

There I was at work yesterday, working the register. Along comes someone who’s just not sure whether or not his name might be in the computer. See, he used to live in the state, but then he moved away.

Last name? Jones. First name? Harold.

I was all, ‘OMG I named a character after you and he’s in all my novels and do you know anyone named Al? Do you like cats? Can I have your autograph?’

Okay, no, I didn’t say any of those things, but I was thinking them, and it was very cool.

He bought tea, and a book for his mom.

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White Collar (“Burke’s Seven”)

Things we learned from this episode:
1. Mozzie is the criminal all the other criminals know and love.
2. Neal is not good at roughing people up. (He’s a lover, not a fighter.)
3. Character development: we can has! (Burn Notice, I’m looking at you! See how these characters change their behaviors and reactions? It’s a Good Thing.)

Quotes:
“How’d you stay ahead of me when I was after you? And don’t say good looks and charm.”
-Peter

“Come on Caffrey; it’s bad for business.”
“It’s not for me. It’s for Mozzie.”
“Is he the one who —?”
“Yeah.”
“You want New York or out of state?”
-forgers, Neal

“Well, he quoted Nietzche to a nurse; he’s going to be okay.”
-Neal

“Get a dog.”
“Can I borrow Satchmo?”
“No, you cannot borrow Satchmo.”
-Peter, Neal

“I have never appreciated your distrust of me more.”
-Neal

“The only options aren’t the law or a con, Neal.”
-Peter

“A music box. Plays a little tune, ballerina goes around on top?”
“This one’s a little more special.”
“It damn well better be.”
-Clinton, Peter

“Good luck with your little con.”
“It’s not a con.”
“Well, technically it is.”
-Elizabeth, Peter, Neal

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