MelxxWhoLuvsYa
Rookie
Triple disagreement and not just because I'm a super Natalia fan. :shifty:
I have to say I disagree with the above statement. I beleive Natalia isn't judgemental, past or present. In the past, with Ryan's firing and shaming, Natalia was the one who stood by him, even when feeling betrayed by him.
More recently, with Eric's wire, Natalia didn't pass judgement or comment. Sure, she gave him a good warning of what his actions could cost him, but that was just tough-love, words of concern from a past experiance, she probably didn't want to see Eric go through what she did.
As for being more aggressive, I think that's just with suspects. And who would blame her? One thing I've noticed through out the CSI shows is, at a certain, matured stage in their careers, each CSI seems to go "colder", but really it's just the harsh reality of working in law-enforcement. At the start, Natalia was always one for giving a suspect a chance to prove their innocence but, when facing that a hundred times over and each one proven to be evil or using of her kindness, I can see why she's not giving out any more chances that easily. (Plus with her past, not easily trusting of others is kinda to be expected, don't ya think?)
Also, Natalia is a very emotional-showing character, kinda opposite to Horatio. If she's hurt (eg. Internal Affairs) then we see she's hurt. If she's mad (eg. Sleepless in Miami) then we see that too. And if shes happy (eg. F-T-F) then we see some fun and playfullness. I rather an emotional Nat than a cards-to-chest character like Horatio.
Again, I completely disagree with that. I actually beleive Natalia didn't know what Horatio was going to do, thought it was just an intimdation talk. You can see when he says to close the door, she realises what he's about to do and even seemed hesitant. Then when Horatio hurts the suspect, it's quite clear Natalia is uncomfortable and shocked by the situation. Just cause she didn't speak up, doesn't mean she agreed, or supported it.
Anyways, that's just my opinion, had to get it out there. Damn! 7-ish weeks till Bloodlust?!?!?!? How are we meant to last!!!! :wtf::wtf::scream::scream:
Someone mentioned that Natalia isn't judgmental. Well that may have been true in the past; however, this season she is more aggressive and angry and jumping to judgment.
I have to say I disagree with the above statement. I beleive Natalia isn't judgemental, past or present. In the past, with Ryan's firing and shaming, Natalia was the one who stood by him, even when feeling betrayed by him.
More recently, with Eric's wire, Natalia didn't pass judgement or comment. Sure, she gave him a good warning of what his actions could cost him, but that was just tough-love, words of concern from a past experiance, she probably didn't want to see Eric go through what she did.
As for being more aggressive, I think that's just with suspects. And who would blame her? One thing I've noticed through out the CSI shows is, at a certain, matured stage in their careers, each CSI seems to go "colder", but really it's just the harsh reality of working in law-enforcement. At the start, Natalia was always one for giving a suspect a chance to prove their innocence but, when facing that a hundred times over and each one proven to be evil or using of her kindness, I can see why she's not giving out any more chances that easily. (Plus with her past, not easily trusting of others is kinda to be expected, don't ya think?)
Also, Natalia is a very emotional-showing character, kinda opposite to Horatio. If she's hurt (eg. Internal Affairs) then we see she's hurt. If she's mad (eg. Sleepless in Miami) then we see that too. And if shes happy (eg. F-T-F) then we see some fun and playfullness. I rather an emotional Nat than a cards-to-chest character like Horatio.
I also don't like that she didn't think anything was wrong with how Horatio handled the witness in the car. She is enabling Horatio right now.
Again, I completely disagree with that. I actually beleive Natalia didn't know what Horatio was going to do, thought it was just an intimdation talk. You can see when he says to close the door, she realises what he's about to do and even seemed hesitant. Then when Horatio hurts the suspect, it's quite clear Natalia is uncomfortable and shocked by the situation. Just cause she didn't speak up, doesn't mean she agreed, or supported it.
Anyways, that's just my opinion, had to get it out there. Damn! 7-ish weeks till Bloodlust?!?!?!? How are we meant to last!!!! :wtf::wtf::scream::scream: