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So in season four of Fringe, Peter and Olivia are driving somewhere and The Airborne Toxic Event's "Changing" is playing on the radio. It's actually a song about why it's maybe not a great idea to bang the friend on whose couch you're crashing, but I'm sure it was selected because the chorus could vaguely apply to Peter's situation when taken out of context:
What if I was the same man, same man, the same I always was?
BUT ANYWAY.
It's totally my headcanon that Peter went out and bought a copy of All At Once, because so much of different bits of the songs on there remind me a bit of Peter and Olivia and the life they lead, and I love to imagine him listening to it during some of those long nights alone.
( The associations I draw manage to make both the story and the songs sound trite. My headcanons always are, though. )
Ugh, excuse me, I'm just totally sadface and listening to this album, I'll be fine.
What if I was the same man, same man, the same I always was?
BUT ANYWAY.
It's totally my headcanon that Peter went out and bought a copy of All At Once, because so much of different bits of the songs on there remind me a bit of Peter and Olivia and the life they lead, and I love to imagine him listening to it during some of those long nights alone.
( The associations I draw manage to make both the story and the songs sound trite. My headcanons always are, though. )
Ugh, excuse me, I'm just totally sadface and listening to this album, I'll be fine.
