Re: H/Cal #3: Everything was compromised. Everything but You
Hey all!
Footyliz, I sympathise!! LivingTv is only showing S1 to 3, they haven't even started showing S4 yet!
RTE 2 here in Ireland has shown S4, I was lucky to catch those episodes, or I could have been really lost!!
"Under Suspicion"'s being shown this week, I think! Looking forward to that!
Thank goodness for my DVDs, I'd go mental! Get your hands on those box sets, and all the special features too!
Loved the pic
BG!! To me, it looks like a holiday pic or something, like they're on a beach far away!! *sigh*, lovely scene!! And the eppie you're talking about is "A Horrible Mind", I'm sure, 'cos Cal had to go 'medieval' on some torture weapons. Her hair was in those buns I mentioned a bit ago. She was so pretty in that eppie!!
And of course, H had to save her from that torture interrogator guy! :lol: Go, H!!
Just to pick up on the point about H's 'shy-politeness', I think it's just a reflex action 'cos he's had his heart broken too many times.
So sad... Yelina married his brother, Rebecca's ethics clashed with his, and Marisol... what can I say? He is so sweet and kind, and he deserves to be treated well, but it is like a curse to him that he backs off around women half of the time. I have begun to see a pattern forming: Horatio dates a girl, Horatio gets close to a girl, girl gets killed or falls for someone else.
So unfair!!
The only woman who has been a true constant in Horatio's life is Calleigh. She has stood by him, defended him against Stetler, congratulated him on his... wedding day... Calleigh has always been there, and maybe Horatio just doesn't realise what a massive piece Calleigh has become in his life. She really is the only woman left from his past that has stuck around him!! Yelina's in Miami, but she's not in the police department anymore, so I guess that doesn't count, does it??
I don't know... Cal's really the only woman who hasn't left or been hurt badly. What do you think they're planning?? Hmmm...
Things are getting better now, and I think "Going Under" was a definite time for Horatio to build bridges between him and Calleigh again, totally. Our thread title speaks for itself!
Gotta go, just wanted to discuss that part of Horatio that has intrigued us for so long!! I'm in the middle of a creative splurge, so there's more DuCaine hotness coming your way soon!!
Bye!!