No, to me it was kinda fitting to the way I see the characters. I think they're quite spontaneous and so was their decision to get married. They didn't have a long planned, big party wedding.
Well, before going on with the debate/discussion I'd like to say that I really like your point of views,
Brinchen!
They make me see DL and Lindsay (more than Danny as he is one of my favourite characters) with a different eye and I like that! :thumbsup:
Danny showed many times that he was indeed a spontaneous person :lol: so I guess we can't really say that it came as a shock when he proposed! Though, honestly, I thought he'd take the pregnancy less graciously than that; I expected a typical Danny Tantrum lol like "Fuck! Whattarewe gonna do now! :scream: I dun wanna be a fatha!" lol For Lindsay, as I remember her in S2, she had her spontaneous moments so I can see that too somehow, though I liked that she refused the proposal at first. According to the situations and their "debut" with a relationship, it wouldn't have felt realistic if she would have jumped on the ring and screamed "I DooOooOo!" :lol: And just as any other girl out there, she wanted to protect herself and the baby before anything else? Her doubts were fair in this situation.
I didn't imagined them with a big wedding either. What they had suits them just fine as you said. I mean, can you imagine Messer and Montana in a big Italian wedding?! :lol: They'd probably both run away from their own wedding!
I also think they don't need it. Like I said, this is my view of them and their relationship and to me it seemed like they knew by then that they love each other and so decided to do it.
Don't worry, I respect your opinions and views very much
Danny took so much time to see it, though. It was almost frustrating! I don't really get it as much as the D/L shippers do but I've been in much tumult in my relationship to understand that emotions don't have any explanation nor right or wrong. It's just
is.So in that sense I can understand their ambiguity.
To me, the pregnancy somehow opened their eyes, but again that's just my opinion.
Hum.. I may be wrong but I think Lindsay had a good idea of what she wanted out of sharing her life with Danny even before the pregnancy. They pressed each other's buttons enough in the past to know one's limits, how to not cross them and it probably came a time that they had to figure out if they could live with those limits. What still amazes me is that
Danny thought they should do it "conventionally". A lot of people nowadays commit without marriage and I expected Lindsay and Danny to be more of the like. I wonder if he really did it out of love from Lindsay. Did he wanted to convince himself more than her by doing so? Or as he was raised to be a gentlemen with women, was he just doing the right and proper thing in this sticky situation? A part of me thinks it's a little bit of all of these answers! His incredible support showed his love to her, that's undeniable to me. Being spontaneous as he is I think as he was saying his "speech" to her he was hoping he was doing the right thing for them. Since then, I think most of their moments were showing how Danny was living up to that and adjusting (learning how to not be so reckless as before, trusting her more in areas he probably never let anyone in, etc.) Lindsay, I think, is doing fine. I loved how she stepped up to the plate when Danny was in wheel chair and brought so much support. She embraces it more freely than he did at the beginning. You probably remember the moment where Danny woke up in the middle of night, holding the baby while standing, right? Well, in that scene, the look they shared meant to me that "OK, we can do this together". Ever since, things been smoothly! But Giovinazzo said there'll be something happening so... we might just wait and see :lol: I'm pretty sure this thread is spoiler-free so I won't mentioned anything Carmine said.
Some of my curiosity also comes from the fact that neither Danny or Lindsay had ever appeared to me to be the kind of persons to settle down that way so I want to know how the characters deal with it. Some say marriage is not for all, is it for them despite their great efforts? These kind of things I want to see, you know? I'm not sure I'm being clear so :lol: don't blame yourself if you don't get it LOL
Does that make sense? :lol:
Hahaha, yes it does! I think the writers+actors did a great job at showing a different side of the characters we didn't know was there all along.
I think both characters changed during the seasons and especially in season 5 and I'd like to see what the writers always say; how they struggle with marriage, a child and their jobs as I guess it's surely not easy.
Working at McDonald's and having a kid is hard so I can't even begin to imagine when you are a forensic :lol: with crazy hours and on top of that your partner is a forensic too! We have to say that these people are courageous to take on the world's toughest job despite their lives being complicated enough already. I expected to see more of what the writers said too. I expected grumpiness in the lab and hearing one of them "Baby's not doing her nights just yet" and stuff like that. I think it could create a nice bonding moment between Lindsay and Stella! She was always so compassionate with Lindsay that I can imagine Lindsay reaching out to her.
And Danny... well... "I'll take it like a man" :lol: Or he'll probably fire at anyone being there to hear it lol
Like when they interrogate a suspect, etc, for example like in season 2. I just love when they have screentime together, but those don't have to be big moments, I also really love case-related moment.
I really miss those case-related moments from S2, you know, the spirit those moments had. I actually want Lindsay more interrogating perps and whatnot. It was nice to have Danny doing some integration again so maybe Lindsay's next? :lol: But they do make a great team together!
Yes! A "ship" we can ALL agree on!!!:lol:
I beg to differ! :lol::lol:
Guys please remember this is the debate thread. People are going to comment on what you say.
You know point-counter point. If you are offended or feel uncomfortable, please step off, cool down and relax before replying.
So let's get back to some good healthy debate.
I thought it was great humour :lol:
I don't have anything against Tom and Jerry but I'm much of a Starky and George shipper :guffaw:Ok... we had our fun to cool off from some previous yucky situation! I think we all feel better now to debate :lol:
