These Haleb Moments From 'PLL' Are Iconic

It's Rosewood, so they meet because of a phone. Emily needs a way of reaching Maya, who has been sent away to reform school after being caught smoking pot and who has a phone only her parents can reach her through. It seems auspicious that Hanna reaches out to Caleb, who fixes Emily's phone for a small fee. It foreshadows a lot of what their relationship will be about: working together to use Hanna's ideas and Caleb's technological know-how to get around problems.

What teenagers do you know open up about their weight issues and lack of father this early on in the dating game? This proved they had a strong enough connection for emotional intimacy, as well as the sexy kind.

When Caleb hightails it out of Rosewood to Arizona without telling Hanna in person (though he does give Mona a letter intended for Hanna, which she never passes on), we question the relationship. But when returns and confesses the above, we realize he didn't flee because he doesn't value her, but because he does, a lot, and it scares him. I'm weeping right now.

While I wouldn't normally root for somebody destroying another person's property, Caleb did this to help Hanna, who is being ordered by A to give a ticket to a museum opening to Aria's mother so that she'll catch Aria and Ezra in Philadelphia together. It suggested that, with teamwork, this pair was unstoppable and also hinted at what a useful ally Caleb would be in the future battles against A.

This suggested Hanna was able to push Caleb out of his comfort zone and into doing the most dangerous thing of all: reaching out to a family member he felt neglected by.

At first 422SwSIDaR1105! doesn't seem so significant. Then we realized that the four final digits are the date he and Hanna first had sex with each other. Just sayin': she's his world.

"You stalkin' me?" "Yeah, can't get enough of that knock-off cologne." The one thing that has defined Haleb for a couple for me is that their dialogue doesn't make me want to throw up in my mouth a little. This is because it errs towards exchanging quips more than it does "I love you"s the whole time.

And she's Juliet, so it's gorgeous and perfect and visual proof that they belong together (hopefully minus the tragic ending of the original story).

In fact, it's even her idea. She's sad that he has to go, but she's rooting for him to go look after Miranda. This suggests how secure they are as a couple, that he can go live somewhere else for a bit, and she doesn't have fears about infidelity.

Caleb is not a bad guy. He's consistently proved himself to have a heart of gold. So when he confesses to kissing Hanna, his then-girlfriend Spencer knows something's up and demands to know if this is just a kiss or if there are still feelings there. Caleb's left speechless, while we're smug. We knew Haleb was forever.

Sure, if your best friend told you that her mom had been present for her proposal, you'd think her boyfriend was nuts. But when it comes to Haleb, this proposal makes perfect sense. Only someone who truly knew Hanna — had known her for years — would know how much her mother's approval means to her. As such, Ms. Marin being there for the special moment felt just right and a sign that Caleb understood Hanna perfectly.

Again, another moment of pure perfection from Season 7, because it was so Haleb. Remember Hanna's lack of enthusiasm about her previous fiancé and totally over the top wedding preparation? This camping scene provides an antidote for all that fuss and so little feels; it harks back to the camping trip where they first slept with each other and Hanna's paper cigar rings are adorable. It proved they're way more about each other and their feelings then about glamour and presentation.

So much of their relationship hasn't been about romance or hanging out, but about dealing with a cyber-stalking psychopath. Hanna's apology to Caleb for getting him involved reinforced one very Haleb thing they're about as a couple: battling the forces of evil while evading the police. That's so them.

"Are you down?" "Absolutely." Getting married in a denim jacket and to avoid having to testify against your spouse? As Hanna puts it, it's a total twofer. Did you cry? I'm still crying. Crying forever.

I'm not saying I'm not rooting for Spoby, crossing my fingers for Emison or... no, let's not go too far, I absolutely cannot support Ezria. But when it comes to all the Pretty Little Liars couples, one seems far better suited than any of the other pairings, and that's Haleb.