History Heartwarming / TheLibrarians2014

* The way Cassandra smiles at Jones (and, once in a while, vice versa). Again, whether platonic or romantic, it's very clear that she does care for him deeply, and that underneath the gruff snarkiness, he cares about her too (albeit that it takes him a while to forgive her for her betrayal).

* In "And the Sword in the Stone" has Jenkins motivating Eve to talk to Flynn after his (Flynn's) Heroic B.S.O.D.

* In the alternate universe where Ezekiel is the Librarian, he says that his Eve was like a mother to him. Though she's a little freaked out, given their respective ages, it's also very sweet. Particularly given that it seems like she's been pretty much his ''only'' parental figure.

* "And the Trial of the One"

** Although it's tragic, every one of the Librarians immediately quitting the Library when it kills Jenkins, and Eve doesn't utter a word of protest.

* The way that all four Librarians and their Guardian (plus Jenkins) come together. None of them exactly had ideal families (in some cases very much less than ideal), but all of them found a family in each other.

* Flynn tells Eve that he's loved her since he first laid eyes on her, and by the end of the episode, has confronted his own flaws and determined to be better and more of a team player. He proves his sincerity by asking Ezekiel and Cassandra to come up with an idea for what to do with their captured DOSA agent.

%%* Jenkins playing TableTopGame/DungeonsAndDragons with Jeff and his friends at the end of the episode "And some dude named Jeff"
* Flynn, to Eve: "I love you more than anyone I've ever known, anything I've ever learned. I love you more than learning itself." She really is the love of his life.

** Eve's speech to Flynn, it proves to be enough to motivate him to continue even after the short time they had known each other.

!! Season One/General

* Pretty much all of Cassandra and Ezekiel's interactions with each other, whether considered platonic or romantic by the fans, are sweet and endearing.
* The way Cassandra smiles at Jones (and, once in a while, vice versa). Again, whether platonic or romantic, it's very clear that she does care for him deeply, and that underneath the gruff snarkiness, he cares about her too (albeit that it takes him a while to forgive her for her betrayal).

* Eve pulling Flynn into a snog at the end of "And the Drowned Book." In general, how she always understands that it's been a long time since he could rely on others and never putting too much pressure on him.

-->'''Eve:''' Remind me to never doubt you again.

* In "And The Eternal Question", Cassandra fears getting her tumor removed because she thinks that it was the reason The Library chose her. Jenkins and Flynn both point out that this is nonsense, as the Library chose a person, not a tumor. She was chosen because of who she is, not because of a brain condition.

** Flynn takes the time to drag the head of DOSA out of the way before confronting Apep, even though he has every right to be furious at her.
** Before sacrificing himself, he tells Eve that he doesn't feel scared, he feels grateful to Eve and to the Library for bringing him so much joy.
** How did the Librarians get all the artifacts back from DOSA? Simply trusting in their good nature and gratitude.
** The episode ends with everything as it should be: all the artifacts restored to the Library; Eve and Flynn with their arms around each other; Jacob, Cassandra, and Ezekiel getting ready for another adventure; Jenkins making tea. After so much trouble and danger, the family is ready again.

* At the end "And The Horns of a Dilemma" Eve tells the L.I.Ts that she's proud of them, this scene really shows the transition from people who were just put together and a team.
* Pretty much the whole ending of "And Santa's Midnight Run," especially Baird having the Christmas Wish she didn't even know she made granted: to have her faith in the holiday and mankind restored.

* In "And The Eternal Question", Cassandra fears getting her tumor removed because she thinks that it was the reason The Library chose her. Flynn quickly points out that this is nonsense, as The Library chose him and all of the [=LITs=] too and none of them have tumors. She was chosen because of who she is, not because of a brain condition.
** Same episode: the way the whole team worries over her in the hospital waiting room. It really drives home what a family they've become.

** Same episode: the way the whole team worries over her in the hospital waiting room. It really drives home what a family they've become

** Eve and Jenkins have moved firmly into the territory of true friends, with her referring to him as "the world's oldest soldier" and showing absolute trust that he'll have her back when necessary; in turn, he refers to her as Eve and expresses genuine concern when it seems she's destined to die, and is clearly very glad when she breaks the prophecy.
* "And the Tears of a Clown" starts off with Jenkins moving through a carnival, looking at a video message from Eve telling him on no account to come after them. Later, she chews him out for ignoring her instructions, pointing out that with herself and the other Librarians captured, Charlene disappeared, Judson gone, and Flynn in and out, if Jenkins had been captured things could've gotten really bad. Jenkins concedes the point...then adds that ''nothing'' would've stopped him from coming after her. Cue one of the very few times in the ''entire series'' that Eve looks vulnerable.

* Jacob tells Cassandra that the reason he's against her using magic is that it isn't that he doesn't trust ''her,'' but he's worried about the unforeseen side effects. He might not come right out and say it, but he's clearly worried about her wellbeing and wants her to be safe.

* "And the Final Curtain" has Jenkins implicitly compare Flynn to ''King Arthur'', and Jenkins says that he did very well.
** Flynn and Eve sharing an adorable kiss at the end of the episode.

* Dulaque giving Jenkins a sincere embrace and blessing at the end of "And the Apple of Discord." Possibly even more heartwarming given the later reveal (particularly for those who know the relationship between the two, assuming that the myths are correct).

** Also, when Jenkins is taking care of the others then gives Eve the advice about being a Guardian. Both of these are small moments but help show how Jenkins cares more then he claims to.