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I thought Catherine only bought her drink after she and Nick finished dancing. If I remember it right she said Im gonna buy a drink after the music stopped. I also think that the guys (Robert O'Brien and Joe Hirschoff) were the ones who slipped the mickey. I don't know how they did it though.. I don't think its the bartender since he looked too clueless.Rykoe said:
Release sounds good.
Another thought: who actually slipped Cath the roofy and when? I just saw a documentary on German TV that this happens increasingly. When I'm going to a club/disco I usually have a coke/beer in my hand - even when dancing, but merely out of habit, and not due to suspicion.
Cath's bag was on her shoulder whole time even when she was dancing (i thought it was funny ) so Cath might have done that if she bought a drink before they went dancing.So is it indispensable to hold your hand over your glass all the time?? Would Catherine do that?
Lora!!!!! WB. I was happy too with the thong scene it was one of the scenes i re-watched. my only problem was that it was too short, lol.LadySaraButterfly said:
Hey everyone! I was so excited when Cath chose to turn to Sara for help in Built To Kill Part Two. I mean if you think about it she could have called Sofia to help her (she is a woman)but instead she feels comfortable enough to trust Sara. To me that speaks volumes that their relationship is growing into a deeper friendship. In most relationships if the friendship is strong then when love enters nothing can destroy the bond. These two are fabulous together.
A little gift from the episode.
Here is Cath waiting for Sara to arrive.
http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c208/MargJorja/CathSara2/702_0180.jpg
Look at the concentration and worry on Sara's face as Cath explains the situation.
http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c208/MargJorja/CathSara2/702_0209.jpg
kaylyne said:
Regarding Sara giving Cath a hug or a touch: I'm sure Sara very well knows that in this situation - after someone thinks they might have been raped - you DON'T touch them, unless they make the first move. In this situation, Cath only had one thing on her mind - get the evidence to the lab and process it without having to get anyone else involved.
MiaCharlize said:
To begin with I don't believe that Sara herself has been raped. Though she does have a strong understanding for women who have been.
All I can say is that had I been in Sara's situation I would have reached out to Catherine. Not as far as hugging her (that's neither of their style) but a simple touch on the arm, just to signal "I'm here for you"
Sara could have assessed the situation well enough to see that Catherine wouldn't have bolted or freaked at that.
As for Cat not being jumpy around the others: She didn't encounter them directly after she woke up. Sara was the first she told, there she was still in a state of shock I'd say.
Besides, I think she feels safe around her co-workers, and she generally isn't a very jumpy person, so that might explain her lack of reserve.
saras_girlfriend said:
Don't forget that Sara is 1. absolutely incompentent when it comes to social things and 2. Shies away from personal contact. I think they acted it out very well, I could just see how uncomfortable Sara felt. She WANTED to reach out, but she didn't know how to.
MiaCharlize said:
saras_girlfriend said:
Don't forget that Sara is 1. absolutely incompentent when it comes to social things and 2. Shies away from personal contact. I think they acted it out very well, I could just see how uncomfortable Sara felt. She WANTED to reach out, but she didn't know how to.
She did touch the guys though, on several occasions.