I work for a company that's owned by a large Japanese corporation, they bring me back new bento boxes if I ask for them when they go
Lucky you!
And I love that scene too, I made a ton of caps from the second season, not so much the first one, but that scene was a great one and it showed that Ianto was more a part of the team than they showed a lot of the time. You really had to feel for Tosh, she had the worst taste, in a way it was actually kind of more realistic to have a character like that, but at the same time it was like, "Can someone please give this woman a break?" And what she heard Ianto thinking broke my heart.
So true, she never did catch a break. What got to me about Ianto (and I'll admit I adore him and think GDL's performance is consistently brilliant) is that the others telegraphed to a degree what they were thinking. Ianto had that serene outward calm while his inner thoughts seethed and you could see it just about broke her.
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Lucky you!
And I love that scene too, I made a ton of caps from the second season, not so much the first one, but that scene was a great one and it showed that Ianto was more a part of the team than they showed a lot of the time. You really had to feel for Tosh, she had the worst taste, in a way it was actually kind of more realistic to have a character like that, but at the same time it was like, "Can someone please give this woman a break?" And what she heard Ianto thinking broke my heart.
So true, she never did catch a break. What got to me about Ianto (and I'll admit I adore him and think GDL's performance is consistently brilliant) is that the others telegraphed to a degree what they were thinking. Ianto had that serene outward calm while his inner thoughts seethed and you could see it just about broke her.