I also agree with Fish, who mentioned Ned and Chuck from Pushing Daisies. They support each other, look out for each other, learn from each other, and just genuinely enjoy each other.Īaaand it's obvious that I think about them a lot, haha. Being intelligent, observant, problem-solving people, they have serious conversations about the events happening around (or to) them-asking questions and sharing possible answers-and work together to carry out plans, but they still find moments to laugh together and tease each other. They clearly love and feel protective of each other, but they aren't overprotective to the point where one insists on taking care of everything by himself all the time. They faced challenges and dangers together, both physically and emotionally, and relied on each other to get through them, building trust and closeness along the way. They learned more about themselves and each other as they spent more and more time together they changed and grew as people. And not only did their relationship develop, but they developed as individuals, too. It was awesome seeing them go from strangers to master/apprentice to something like brothers to close friends and finally to lovers. The development of their relationship was so amazing, so well-written, and so believable it seemed very organic, progressing very naturally and gradually-not an instant romance for the sake of romance. Seregil and Alec from Lynn Flewelling's Nightrunner series are definitely my favorite couple. With all the things Fool goes though, the poor bugger deserves to find someone to love who will return that love. Original characters of mine from a freakishly long story I wrote. There are likely others, but I can't think of them yet. Took them bloody long enough to marry the two! Why? Again, I do not really know. (Hello Disney.)īones - Angela and Hodgins. If not because he is good already (original tales) he comes to earn the right.

Also, Kim's boyfriend was a jerk.īeauty and the Beast - Beauty and Beast (I like the couple in pretty much all forms I've read and watched.) Again, he should have the girl. Again, someone like Edward deserves to have the girl. Wizard of OZ - Scarecrow and Dorothy (There was supposed to be more obvious attraction between them, but there wasn't enough time in the movie.) Why? Scarecrow is clumsy, endearing and he deserves to have the girl. They are great together and there is definitely balance there.

It goes past the 'a man and a woman can't just be friends' thing. I could see them as a couple, but since that isn't happening. Good Omens - Aziraphale and Crowley (Not so romantic - not that I'd mind if it was, but since it isn't official cannon.) The fact that they are a an angel of God and a servant of the Devil and yet are best friends speaks for itself.īones - Brennan and Booth.

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