hiphugger17
Coroner
Good question Ginna :thumbsup:
Ok I totally agree with what Elicia and Jennifer wrote. It's obvious that Calleigh was more cheerful at the beginning of the show. I think she was more innocent then also. This kind of job, plus everything that has happened to her, I think made her grow up fast and see things in a not so merry, cheerful way. Season 4 Calleigh, IMO, became pretty robotic and kind of detached. Lately though, she has been going back to her more softer and relaxed side. Do I think Eric and Jake had something to do with her change, yes. Do I think that everything else that happened to her had to do with her change, yes again. I don't think one can just say "oh it was Jake" or "oh it was Eric" cause I think there's a whole realm of things that have contributed to who Calleigh is now.
However, there were things that Calleigh did that I know some have been saying that were uncharacteristic for her and that they lost respect towards her because of them. For example, taking the profiencies for Eric and not telling Horatio about the "cheat sheet". Or going against ethics and reading the psychiatrist's files. It's a thin gray line she walked on both occasions. I think that:
1) yes she did those things for Eric and I think it does shows how deeply she cares for him
2) she's a grown woman who was in no obligation to do them, so she did them because she wanted to
3) Calleigh is not perfect and we can't expect her to be black and white all the time cause that's simply not realistic for her or anyone.
People are faced with this kind of situations all the time. We try to make the right one but sometimes we just get too close to the gray area. Her decisions do not make me lose any kind of respect towards her nor make me think less of her. Plus if we really want to get into what should or not be done, was it really professional of her to keep dating Jake after the department established the no fraternization policy? She knew it was there and that it was a requirement for her job and yet she opted not to follow it. So do we also lose respect for her cause she made this choice and would be uncharacteristic? I just don't see it that way.
Welcome to all the newbies. Glad to have you onboard :thumbsup:
Ok I totally agree with what Elicia and Jennifer wrote. It's obvious that Calleigh was more cheerful at the beginning of the show. I think she was more innocent then also. This kind of job, plus everything that has happened to her, I think made her grow up fast and see things in a not so merry, cheerful way. Season 4 Calleigh, IMO, became pretty robotic and kind of detached. Lately though, she has been going back to her more softer and relaxed side. Do I think Eric and Jake had something to do with her change, yes. Do I think that everything else that happened to her had to do with her change, yes again. I don't think one can just say "oh it was Jake" or "oh it was Eric" cause I think there's a whole realm of things that have contributed to who Calleigh is now.
However, there were things that Calleigh did that I know some have been saying that were uncharacteristic for her and that they lost respect towards her because of them. For example, taking the profiencies for Eric and not telling Horatio about the "cheat sheet". Or going against ethics and reading the psychiatrist's files. It's a thin gray line she walked on both occasions. I think that:
1) yes she did those things for Eric and I think it does shows how deeply she cares for him
2) she's a grown woman who was in no obligation to do them, so she did them because she wanted to
3) Calleigh is not perfect and we can't expect her to be black and white all the time cause that's simply not realistic for her or anyone.
People are faced with this kind of situations all the time. We try to make the right one but sometimes we just get too close to the gray area. Her decisions do not make me lose any kind of respect towards her nor make me think less of her. Plus if we really want to get into what should or not be done, was it really professional of her to keep dating Jake after the department established the no fraternization policy? She knew it was there and that it was a requirement for her job and yet she opted not to follow it. So do we also lose respect for her cause she made this choice and would be uncharacteristic? I just don't see it that way.
Judging by the pictures Calleigh looks more happy than what I've seen her in years. She deserves it and I do think Eric has A LOT to do with it. Like Emily said in the interview this is a guy who will be there for her and Calleigh knows this and it shows. Honestly I never saw her so in love.
Jennifer
and I note that in 7.20 Calleigh IS with Eric in the morning, she didn't slip away before he woke up
I noticed that too. Eric and Cal's relationship I think goes way deeper than ANY other relationship she has had.
Welcome to all the newbies. Glad to have you onboard :thumbsup: