Re: Grissom&Sara #20 - Who Cares? The Shirt's Coming Off Any
Is the famous scene in Lady Heather's Box you refer to? I have never understood why they didn't make that scene more explicit, is so upsetting an one-night stand? However now Grissom is with Sara, she could be his love, he has chosen her and for me at this point of their relationship Sara knows. Sincerity is the base of a steady and equal relationship.
Now i stop talking too much about another ship because is against the rules.
In the following scene at breakfast, Grissom is supposed to be dressed in a robe, therefore making it very obvious, however reportedly WP asked that they not do this, and has been the one to say that "nothing happened" that night.
I agree with
Adzix's comment that the early behavior MAY have been a result of him feeling that it would be wrong to be warm and comforting if he is with another woman. Apparently about midway through the episode, when some issues regarding Zoe come up, he is then supposed to give her a hug as well.
Perhaps it was cut because of GSR, perhaps not.
Again, I don't want to delve TOO much into the other relationship, which is part of why I was hesitant of posting this poll at all.
Unfortunately this relationship because of Way to Go and, of course, because Grissom has physically dated so few women on the show, does seem to directly affect or at least influence GSR whether it be through past, present or future.
Hello. I've been lurking around the bedroom gutter for a while now, so I thought I'd be brave and jump on the bed. You all seem so close! I have a thought...I think they are already married! We saw Bang Bang last week. Sara's conversation with Warrick... 'Was your wedding day the happiest day of your life?' The emphasis was definitely on the YOUR! Same with Griss. 'Some married people take things too seriously.' Just a spanner to throw into the works!
WELCOME, big huge WELCOME, and stay put on the bed and post plenty! Always nice to see a new face.
As for them already being married... I don't know. It is possible, however I think that simply from a storytelling point of view, it might be one too many twists, and also it might look like they recycled the Warrick storyline.
It is possible, and there were several references to marriage from both of them in Roshomama and again in Bang-Bang.
Supposedly in the script for Bang-Bang, when Brass tells Grissom he's "the only sane one here" in reference to Warrick and Doc being married, it is said that Grissom "lets this one slide".
I do agree that Sara's comments about marriage lean to her NOT being married, but more as someone saying "I don't want it anyway...". It's interesting to note that the second Grissom is around, however, she does alter her very gung-ho status.
I just think that for ANY woman of 35, they've probably been asked if they're married or expected to be married, and for someone who's as independant and stubborn as Sara, she'd rather say she didn't want it than admit that no one has asked.
However, today, when marriage doesn't really mean what it used to (after all, people have normal relationships including sex without having to buy a ring) I do think that a lot of her comments regarding people not understanding what the traditions actually mean were valid.