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"I'm not—"
There'd been no point finishing that sentence. First of all, it was irrelevant; second of all, it could lead to running his mouth. "I'm not into you" was something he'd already tried to express to Reynolds without success. "I'm not gay" could be—and probably would be, in California—met with the legitimate point that you don't have to be gay to be attracted to a man. And, of course, "I'm not bi" or "I'm not into men" would be…well. He wasn't sure what that would be.
(Spoiler alert: a lie. That's what it would be.)
Takes place after The Amazing Psych-Man & Tap-Man, Issue #2 (s6e4). Shawn finally gives himself permission to think about it.
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- Part 8 of Semantics
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The art thief formerly known as Pierre Despereaux hired Shawn to impersonate a criminal for an undercover sting, but the incentives he provided were not enough to stop Shawn from going off-book. To relieve some of the tension while they wait for the next step of the heist, they get a room.
(Takes place during s8e1: Lock, Stock, Some Smoking Barrels and Burton Guster's Goblet of Fire.)
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- Part 21 of Semantics
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Juliet gets a phone call from Shawn in London. He needs to make absolutely sure that he's understood the concept of a hall pass, because if he has, something fantastic is about to happen.
(Or: Idiom from the other end of the line.)
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- Part 20 of Semantics
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"I've barely ever seen you two in the same room, and I've still seen the way you look at him," she was saying. "Every time his name comes up, you get all starry-eyed."
"Because he's awesome," Shawn protested. "Did I tell you the grappling hook story?"
"Yes, Shawn, you've told me the grappling hook story. And the wing suit. And how good his moustache looked, even though it was objectively ridiculous."
"It worked! It worked on him," Shawn insisted. "You saw it!"
"I did see it. That's how I know it was ridiculous."Juliet tries to lure her boyfriend out of the closet by sharing something she recently learned about herself.
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- Part 6 of Semantics
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"Okay," she tried again, "what would it mean to you to be bisexual?"
When Juliet first got her cat, she tried to train him to walk on a harness and leash so she could take him with her on hikes. Unfortunately, whenever she put his harness on, Mr. Mittens seemed to forget everything he knew, including how to stand up; he would flop to the ground, wide-eyed, and look up at her in helpless confusion. Shawn's face was reminding Juliet vividly of Mr. Mittens right now.Shawn and Juliet talk about words and what they mean.
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- Part 7 of Semantics
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"I could picture you with him." She smiled wickedly. "The next time you go down on me, I'll be picturing him behind you."
"Doing what?"
"Guess."
"Oh, doing me. Yeah, that tracks." He grinned. "I can see that."After their double date with Barbie and Clive Noble at the Parador, Shawn and Juliet enjoy a private moment on the veranda.
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- Part 10 of Semantics
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While he was awake, Shawn was able to divert and suppress and reframe his thoughts so they were less blatantly homoerotic. When he was asleep, it was a different story. He had all kinds of excuses for why his dreams were in direct contradiction to his putative sexuality in waking life, but on some level, he had always known they were weak at best.
These are the narratives Shawn creates.
(Note: this story's position within the Semantics series is based on when it ends, not when it starts.)
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- Part 9 of Semantics
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They stared at each other, breathing heavily, literally and figuratively heated. Shawn had a sudden mental image of them as wild beasts circling each other, each waiting for the other to pounce, but in reality, they were just two assholes being ridiculous in a kitchen.
Henry severely misunderstands something about his son. You get to choose how it will be resolved!
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- Part 29 of Semantics
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“At this point, I feel like we could just get one necklace that says ‘slut’ and just say whatever adjectives we want in the moment,” she mused.
“Mm…no, that’s not as fun,” he said apologetically, shaking his head. His brow furrowed thoughtfully. “Maybe we could get a plain slut necklace and then separate ones for greedy and filthy and cock, and then we could double them up? That way we don’t have to pay for the extra four letters every time.”
Juliet has decided that Shawn would look good in dainty custom necklaces. Now they’re brainstorming their options.
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- Part 27 of Semantics
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Shawn wants Juliet to put him in his place. She’s open to it.
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- Part 14 of Semantics
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“Who do you know who owns multiple necklaces that say things like ‘greedy slut’ on them?”
Selene wants to borrow some jewelry from Juliet. She finds some pieces that don't exactly belong to Juliet, per se, but they belong to someone who belongs to Juliet.
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- Part 28 of Semantics
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“You shouldn’t be attracted to people who try to kill you,” she admonished.
“I know,” he said, “but don’t tell me it doesn’t make you wet to picture me with him.”
Shawn and Juliet reflect on inadvisable fantasies.
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