Welcome to the thread
animequeen23!
I hope you're having a lot of fun here.
Though I need to mention that while we do discuss the interactions by Calleigh with other characters in the show, any discussion about relationships/pairings can be done seperately in their own warm and cozy threads down in
Shipper Central. There, you'll be able to discuss the prospect of
Calleigh and Ryan with oodles of their fans.
Oop, looks like Katie got here at the same time.
Thanks for the info
_Calleigh_.
A great addition to Talk Emily. She sure seems like a busy woman, and I hope her schedule will slow down one day so she can take a breather.
As for Calleigh this season, I still think she needs to lighten up a bit more. I've noticed her tone is softer but the way she treats suspects and victims is such a difference from previous seasons. She does seem to get a bit more irritated at the stupid criminals, whereas earlier she would have treated them with respect and...Not yelled at them. (Ie: When she got tiffed at the man who drove away after his kid died. - No Man's Land, I believe? - Her reaction was understandable, but she's supposed to be an objective CSI.) It seems like the job is getting to her a little, which might lead to a mistake someday.
Yeah, I know others might not agree, but I think that because she has seemed a little more irritated latedy via Eric getting hurt, she lost evidence in 'Going Under', her disagreement with Jake during a case, reporters following her around, etc. she seems on the edge of snapping. We all know she isn't perfect (though she may seem it!), so I'd actually like to see a flaw in her sometime this season, lol.
I'd like to see her actually
really lose her cool one day. Not only is it great angst for those angst whores (
) but it's some great development into her character. -- That's just how I feel though.
Other than that, I don't think she needs
too much this season, but she does seem to be rather forgotten through all of Natalia, Eric, and Horatio's bits. So I do agree that she needs something to set her apart from everyone else, but they don't need to lay it on thick.