Re: Dislike A Character?
LOL. OK then. I avoided this thread, but hey, this could be fun!
I don’t like Sara. I find her often smug, judgemental, and having a disproportionate sense of entitlement, especially where the job and Grissom are concerned. Mostly, to me, she is too uninteresting to provoke anything as strong as hate , but occasionally she sparks a real dislike. Like when she jumps to conclusions with co-workers, suspects, and victims. She wanted Warric fired for allegedly gambling on the job (it turned out he wasn’t), but being drunk on the job is apparently OK for her. She chastises Catherine for her judgement with men, but her own judgement is less than sound. One cheating boyfriend in 5 years (she conveniently forgot about that when yelling at Catherine), and propositioning her boss and then going into a 3-year-long sulk, because he turned her down. She can’t seem to find a single word of compassion when Catherine’s ex gets killed, but she expects people to sympathize with her own plight. Plight that she doesn’t bother to tell anyone about. She resorts to emotional blackmail, and then she expects people to indulge her self-rationalizations. I can go on, but I think it’s enough for stating my case. LOL.
I understand that her graceless behavior stems from some real tragic roots, but that doesn’t make me like her any more. If anything, it makes me like her even less. Get help. Take a Midol, take an antipsychotic, take a long walk back to San Francisco for all I care, but don’t take you misplaced anger out on other people. OK, rant over.
Jane
LOL. OK then. I avoided this thread, but hey, this could be fun!
I don’t like Sara. I find her often smug, judgemental, and having a disproportionate sense of entitlement, especially where the job and Grissom are concerned. Mostly, to me, she is too uninteresting to provoke anything as strong as hate , but occasionally she sparks a real dislike. Like when she jumps to conclusions with co-workers, suspects, and victims. She wanted Warric fired for allegedly gambling on the job (it turned out he wasn’t), but being drunk on the job is apparently OK for her. She chastises Catherine for her judgement with men, but her own judgement is less than sound. One cheating boyfriend in 5 years (she conveniently forgot about that when yelling at Catherine), and propositioning her boss and then going into a 3-year-long sulk, because he turned her down. She can’t seem to find a single word of compassion when Catherine’s ex gets killed, but she expects people to sympathize with her own plight. Plight that she doesn’t bother to tell anyone about. She resorts to emotional blackmail, and then she expects people to indulge her self-rationalizations. I can go on, but I think it’s enough for stating my case. LOL.
I understand that her graceless behavior stems from some real tragic roots, but that doesn’t make me like her any more. If anything, it makes me like her even less. Get help. Take a Midol, take an antipsychotic, take a long walk back to San Francisco for all I care, but don’t take you misplaced anger out on other people. OK, rant over.
Jane
