History YMMV / ShadowOfTheTemplar

* FoeYay: Of the squickiest kind, not only between Jeremy and Bran, but also between [[spoiler:Nate and Farraday - especially in the short ''Frantic''.]]

* {{Squick}}: Pretty much all of Jeremy's childhood, up until he's taken in by Ethan. And even then, there's [[FoeYay the thing with]] [[CainAndAbel Bran]]. [[LampshadeHanging Lampshaded]] by Sandra, who used to work in the Sex Crimes division.

* ProtagonistCenteredMorality: In ''High Fidelity'', Simon and Sandra -- but ''especially'' Sandra -- seem to find nothing wrong with [[spoiler:spelling out to Jeremy just how much he'll regret it if anything happens to the team. [[SarcasmMode Because it's totally understandable and rational]] to threaten someone with death and/or arrest when the only reason anyone is there at all is because ''they chose to be''. Jeremy certainly didn't ask for them to put themselves in harm's way to help him until each and every one of them showed up and essentially forced themselves on him, and he made it very clear that he didn't want them there at all. But no, despite all of this, despite the fact that the only reason Jeremy is in this position is because of ''Rich and Simon'', and despite the fact that Jeremy gives them multiple chances to back out with no hard feelings, despite the fact that Jeremy laid out the entire plan and they all ''agreed to it'', it will totally be Jeremy's fault if they get hurt. For someone who was so hellbent on taking responsibility for his actions, Simon doesn't seem willing to accept the fact that if his team gets hurt, it would be because of his own refusal to put their safety above his own desires and leave. The logic essentially boils down to, "We're all going to help whether you like it or not, and we're not going to take you up on any offers to leave, so you might as well put us to use -- oh, and if any of us get hurt, we'll kill you."]]

* ProtagonistCenteredMorality: In ''High Fidelity'', Simon and Sandra -- but ''especially'' Sandra -- seem to find nothing wrong with [[spoiler:spelling out to Jeremy just how much he'll regret it if anything happens to the team. [[SarcasmMode Because it's totally understandable and rational]] to threaten someone with death and/or arrest when the only reason anyone is there at all is because ''they chose to be''. Jeremy certainly didn't ask for them to put themselves in harm's way to help him until each and every one of them showed up and essentially forced themselves on him, and he made it very clear that he didn't want them there at all. But no, despite all of this, despite the fact that the only reason Jeremy is in this position is because of ''Rich and Simon'', and despite the fact that Jeremy gives them multiple chances to back out with no hard feelings, despite the fact that Jeremy laid out the entire plan and they all ''agreed to it'', it will totally be Jeremy's fault if they get hurt. For someone who was so hellbent on taking responsibility for his actions, Simon doesn't seem willing to accept the fact that if his team gets hurt, it would be because of his own refusal to put their safety above his own desires and leave]]. The logic essentially boils down to, "We're all going to help whether you like it or not, and we're not going to take you up on any offers to leave, so you might as well put us to use -- oh, and if any of us get hurt, we'll kill you."

* ProtagonistCenteredMorality: In ''High Fidelity'', Simon and Sandra -- but ''especially'' Sandra -- seem to find nothing wrong with [[spoiler:spelling out to Jeremy just how much he'll regret it if anything happens to the team. [[SarcasmMode Because it's totally understandable and rational]] to threaten someone with death and/or arrest when the only reason anyone is there at all is because ''they chose to be''. Jeremy certainly didn't ask for them to put themselves in harm's way to help him until each and every one of them showed up and essentially forced themselves on him, and he made it very clear that he didn't want them there at all. But no, despite all of this, despite the fact that the only reason Jeremy is in this position is because of ''Rich and Simon'', and despite the fact that Jeremy gives them multiple chances to back out with no hard feelings, despite the fact that Jeremy laid out the entire plan and they all ''agreed to it'', it will totally be Jeremy's fault if they get hurt. For someone who was so hellbent on taking responsibility for his actions, Simon doesn't seem willing to accept the fact that if his team gets hurt, it would be because of his own refusal to put their safety above his own desires and leave]].

** [[spoiler: Word of God also ships Tesseract/Link - you know, those guys from the [[strike: Blowing Shit Up]] - on alternative Thursdays - [[strike: Not Blowing Shit Up]] - ah, the Bomb Desposal Squad.]]