kaylyne
Coroner
Re: Gil <3 Cath #25: PureJoy--Rub-A-Dub-Dub, Two CSIs In
well, the most logical explanation is that they became civil with each other because of Catherine. At the beginning, when Sam was Catherine's "family friend", Gil seemed amiable towards Sam. When Catherine was pissed at Sam, Gil was protective of her towards Sam (NMB), then when Catherine made peace with him at the end of KKBB for the sake of her mother, Gil was amiable towards Sam again.
So basically, Gil was taking his cue from how Catherine reacted towards Sam as to whether Sam was the "bad guy" for the day - in which Gil would be protective - or if Catherine considered Sam a "good guy" Gil would treat Sam as such.
As for Sam, I don't think his feelings changed at any time - either towards Catherine or Gil. He always seemed to try & be civil. Even that confrontation in NMB, Gil was trying to pin something on Sam that Sam wasn't responsible for, but Sam still kept his humor. It was Catherine with the conflicting feelings towards Sam. Gil knew the best thing to do was to just follow along with her.
I still think there was lack of closure with Sam's death. That storyline didn't deserve to end in the pathetic way it did - a slight mention by Brass in Toe Tags, the lighting of the candle by Catherine in the church, and the little "mob guy" slip by Greg in Living legend. With as many storylines that Sam had (including references to him without him even being in an episode), it deserved more.
OK, I'll shut up now on the subject. I'm still fuming with that ending. *grumbles*
well, the most logical explanation is that they became civil with each other because of Catherine. At the beginning, when Sam was Catherine's "family friend", Gil seemed amiable towards Sam. When Catherine was pissed at Sam, Gil was protective of her towards Sam (NMB), then when Catherine made peace with him at the end of KKBB for the sake of her mother, Gil was amiable towards Sam again.
So basically, Gil was taking his cue from how Catherine reacted towards Sam as to whether Sam was the "bad guy" for the day - in which Gil would be protective - or if Catherine considered Sam a "good guy" Gil would treat Sam as such.
As for Sam, I don't think his feelings changed at any time - either towards Catherine or Gil. He always seemed to try & be civil. Even that confrontation in NMB, Gil was trying to pin something on Sam that Sam wasn't responsible for, but Sam still kept his humor. It was Catherine with the conflicting feelings towards Sam. Gil knew the best thing to do was to just follow along with her.
I still think there was lack of closure with Sam's death. That storyline didn't deserve to end in the pathetic way it did - a slight mention by Brass in Toe Tags, the lighting of the candle by Catherine in the church, and the little "mob guy" slip by Greg in Living legend. With as many storylines that Sam had (including references to him without him even being in an episode), it deserved more.
OK, I'll shut up now on the subject. I'm still fuming with that ending. *grumbles*