EmeraldEyes06
Lab Technician
Re: H/Cal #3: Everything was compromised. Everything but You
Hey all!
The time is getting closer for thread #4! Excited, much??
@ BG: I would never spike anything, especially not delicious Nutella! It worked though, more people, yay!! And be prepared for 'Going Under', it's gonna be amazing, and you will definitely shout 'YEAHHHH!!!' with the credits after the 'sweetheart' scene, and following this dialogue, which I can't resist posting yet again!!:
CALLEIGH: (ashamed) But it's all compromised.
HORATIO: (softly and lovingly) Yes... everything, but you, ma'am.
YEAHHHHH!!!!!!! :lol: :lol:
The poll has an obvious leader right now, looking great!!
Just to talk 'Handsome', nobody else has ever called him that, not even Rebecca, she called him 'sir'. What kinda name is that, 'sir'? 'I love you, sir...' Well, he did call her 'ma'am,' I suppose. But that means that he has feelings for Calleigh 'cos he calls her ma'am too. He has respect towards Calleigh and all she stands for, as well as that deep, burning 'forbidden love'. I suppose that's why he calls her 'ma'am', not just to be polite. And 'sweetheart' didn't just slip out, did it? Came from the heart, and was completely sincere, just like 'Handsome' was. *sigh* I love discussing nicknames, and finding DuCaine connections in everything!!
Welcome to HCfancy, enjoy the DuCaine madness in here!
@ Speedslady: Nice to see another H/C supporter. It is obvious isn't it? Their chemistry is undeniable, and the flirting is unforgettable! Here are the memorable flirting moments, that melt my heart everytime I hear them. :
Kill Zone
HORATIO: So what do you get when a six-foot-tall man lays down with a three-
foot-long rifle?
CALLEIGH: Hot flashes. But that's just me.
*points at siggie* How blatant is that??
HORATIO: And the answer, my friend... is blowin' in the wind.
(He looks at Calleigh, she looks back.
Long intense look.)
Wet Foot, Dry Foot
HORATIO: You got something for me?
CALLEIGH: I got a question.
HORATIO: Shoot.
CALLEIGH: How old are you?
HORATIO: (smiles) Hmm. 45. Caliber round, right?
CALLEIGH: See the rifling characteristics?
(She nods toward the monitor.)
HORATIO: I do. Now I've got a question for you.
CALLEIGH: Shoot.
HORATIO: Do you think that's a Colt?
CALLEIGH: I do.
HORATIO: (nods) So do I.
CALLEIGH: Bullet from the torso on the left. Bullet from the boat on the
right.
HORATIO: Two hearts beat as one.
(The elevator dings and the doors open. Horatio steps out into the hallway.
Calleigh catches up with him.)
CALLEIGH: Horatio ...
HORATIO: I like that tone.
(Horatio takes out his phone and dials.)
CALLEIGH: That's an affirmative on the .45. It's the source of all three
bullets.
HORATIO: Okay.
(He opens the door, they walk through it.)
CALLEIGH: Doesn't that mean we have the guy?
HORATIO: Well, you tell me. (They walk clear through the lab and into the
hallway on the other side.) You make a run for freedom you shoot your sister
along the way and then you try to save her life.
CALLEIGH: See, this is why I like ballistics. It's an exact science.
HORATIO: (smiles) Mm.
(Calleigh walks away.)
And here's the 'Lonely Road' scene from 'Simple Man':
CALLEIGH: John! I got the results for your causeway shooter. It matches
across the aboard. He's going away.
JOHN HAGEN: You got that right. Patrol picked him up already.
CALLEIGH: I thought you needed ballistics to file on him.
JOHN HAGEN: We got ballistics. He shot someone else after we cut him loose.
CALLEIGH: I thought you were going to watch him.
JOHN HAGEN: We did. He got into a beef with a street-level dealer; grabbed his
gun and put two rounds in him before our guys could get out of the car.
CALLEIGH: God, I am so sorry.
JOHN HAGEN: Hey, one lowlife pops another. The streets are safer for it. Just
be glad it wasn't a taxpayer, for you and Horatio's sake.
CALLEIGH: Oh, no, that release was my call. He didn't have anything to do with
it.
JOHN HAGEN: Listen, I know you look up to the guy ...
CALLEIGH: Sure, I do.
JOHN HAGEN: I'm just saying, it's a hell of a lonely road he's walking.
CALLEIGH: Well, that's why I'm walking it with him.
(Calleigh gives Det. John Hagen the file. She turns and walks away. He watches
her go.)
Broken Yippee!!
CALLEIGH: (to headset) She's talking to someone but whoever it is stayed off
camera.
(On the monitor, Calleigh watches footage of the back hallway. She sees Ruthie
holding someone's hand and walking through the hallway.)
CALLEIGH: (to headset) He must have surveilled the place. He knew how to stay
out of sight. Where are you?
HORATIO: (from headset) I'm walking towards the bathroom.
(Calleigh looks up at the security monitor.)
CALLEIGH: Okay, I don't see you... I don't see you... hello, handsome. I see
your hand.
(Sure enough, Horatio's hand and part of his feet break into the security camera
frame.)
(Horatio leans against the desk studying the shoe prints hanging on the view
box. Next to him at the desk, Calleigh has her head down.)
HORATIO: (softly) Calleigh?
(Calleigh lifts her head up and gasps when she realizes that she's fallen
asleep.)
CALLEIGH: Oh, my god. I'm so sorry. I closed my eyes just for a second.
HORATIO: Don't worry about it. You're a morning person.
CALLEIGH: Horatio, I don't know what happened.
HORATIO: You're fine. Do me a favor and take a look at subject B and tell me
if you see anything peculiar about it.
(Calleigh stands and moves next to Horatio to look at the shoe prints.)
CALLEIGH: His weight's all in the back.
HORATIO: Mm-hmm. See, normally when someone takes a step it's heel, ball, toe.
Correct?
CALLEIGH: Mm-hmm.
HORATIO: But in this case there's pressure on the arch and not the toe.
CALLEIGH: Are you thinking his shoes are too big for his feet?
HORATIO: When someone takes the time to put on a pair of shoes that are three
sizes too large it can mean that they're trying to hide their identity.
CALLEIGH: Just like he did with cameras.
HORATIO: Mm-hmmm.
CALLEIGH: You know, subject B's steps peter out near the storage room.
HORATIO: Hmm. Okay, and we have trace soil on the fourth print, don't we?
CALLEIGH: Mm-hmm.
HORATIO: Good. What would you like in your coffee?
CALLEIGH: (smiles) Sugar.
(Horatio chuckles.)
So sweet! Nothing blatant, just very subtle but with such an impact!! Don't deny it, ladies, there is something so much deeper between them, and I believe that the theory of 'behind the scenes' is a very feasible explanation for the lack of interaction the last 2 seasons.
Look at the evidence:
1) They hardly work together, seeing as there is so much tension in the air everytime they meet.
2) They communicate only by phone calls, seeing as how they would melt if they talked face to face seeing as how that affect each other. (Even though the sound of the other's voice is enough to make them melt anyway.)
3) Even in Horatio's absence, Calleigh still wears all-black, hoping to walk past him, and subliminally tease him.
4) They smile softly around each other. (If ever they're around each other...)
5) They are two very professional people trying to keep their private business from interfering with their work, so they 'avoid' each other.
Ladies, I rest my case, and I beg to propose. I sound like a defense lawyer...
We are sailing through a rough patch, but we'll come through. Look, 4th thread already!!
Back next week! School again! And check out CSI: DuCaine for an update too!
Byee!!
Hey all!
The time is getting closer for thread #4! Excited, much?? @ BG: I would never spike anything, especially not delicious Nutella! It worked though, more people, yay!!
And be prepared for 'Going Under', it's gonna be amazing, and you will definitely shout 'YEAHHHH!!!' with the credits after the 'sweetheart' scene, and following this dialogue, which I can't resist posting yet again!!:CALLEIGH: (ashamed) But it's all compromised.
HORATIO: (softly and lovingly) Yes... everything, but you, ma'am.
YEAHHHHH!!!!!!! :lol: :lol:
The poll has an obvious leader right now, looking great!!
Just to talk 'Handsome', nobody else has ever called him that, not even Rebecca, she called him 'sir'.
What kinda name is that, 'sir'? 'I love you, sir...' Well, he did call her 'ma'am,' I suppose. But that means that he has feelings for Calleigh 'cos he calls her ma'am too. He has respect towards Calleigh and all she stands for, as well as that deep, burning 'forbidden love'. I suppose that's why he calls her 'ma'am', not just to be polite. And 'sweetheart' didn't just slip out, did it? Came from the heart, and was completely sincere, just like 'Handsome' was. *sigh* I love discussing nicknames, and finding DuCaine connections in everything!! Welcome to HCfancy, enjoy the DuCaine madness in here!
@ Speedslady: Nice to see another H/C supporter. It is obvious isn't it? Their chemistry is undeniable, and the flirting is unforgettable! Here are the memorable flirting moments, that melt my heart everytime I hear them.
:Kill Zone
HORATIO: So what do you get when a six-foot-tall man lays down with a three-
foot-long rifle?
CALLEIGH: Hot flashes. But that's just me.
*points at siggie* How blatant is that??
HORATIO: And the answer, my friend... is blowin' in the wind.
(He looks at Calleigh, she looks back.
Long intense look.)
Wet Foot, Dry Foot
HORATIO: You got something for me?
CALLEIGH: I got a question.
HORATIO: Shoot.
CALLEIGH: How old are you?
HORATIO: (smiles) Hmm. 45. Caliber round, right?
CALLEIGH: See the rifling characteristics?
(She nods toward the monitor.)
HORATIO: I do. Now I've got a question for you.
CALLEIGH: Shoot.
HORATIO: Do you think that's a Colt?
CALLEIGH: I do.
HORATIO: (nods) So do I.
CALLEIGH: Bullet from the torso on the left. Bullet from the boat on the
right.
HORATIO: Two hearts beat as one.
(The elevator dings and the doors open. Horatio steps out into the hallway.
Calleigh catches up with him.)
CALLEIGH: Horatio ...
HORATIO: I like that tone.
(Horatio takes out his phone and dials.)
CALLEIGH: That's an affirmative on the .45. It's the source of all three
bullets.
HORATIO: Okay.
(He opens the door, they walk through it.)
CALLEIGH: Doesn't that mean we have the guy?
HORATIO: Well, you tell me. (They walk clear through the lab and into the
hallway on the other side.) You make a run for freedom you shoot your sister
along the way and then you try to save her life.
CALLEIGH: See, this is why I like ballistics. It's an exact science.
HORATIO: (smiles) Mm.
(Calleigh walks away.)
And here's the 'Lonely Road' scene from 'Simple Man':
CALLEIGH: John! I got the results for your causeway shooter. It matches
across the aboard. He's going away.
JOHN HAGEN: You got that right. Patrol picked him up already.
CALLEIGH: I thought you needed ballistics to file on him.
JOHN HAGEN: We got ballistics. He shot someone else after we cut him loose.
CALLEIGH: I thought you were going to watch him.
JOHN HAGEN: We did. He got into a beef with a street-level dealer; grabbed his
gun and put two rounds in him before our guys could get out of the car.
CALLEIGH: God, I am so sorry.
JOHN HAGEN: Hey, one lowlife pops another. The streets are safer for it. Just
be glad it wasn't a taxpayer, for you and Horatio's sake.
CALLEIGH: Oh, no, that release was my call. He didn't have anything to do with
it.
JOHN HAGEN: Listen, I know you look up to the guy ...
CALLEIGH: Sure, I do.
JOHN HAGEN: I'm just saying, it's a hell of a lonely road he's walking.
CALLEIGH: Well, that's why I'm walking it with him.
(Calleigh gives Det. John Hagen the file. She turns and walks away. He watches
her go.)
Broken Yippee!!
CALLEIGH: (to headset) She's talking to someone but whoever it is stayed off
camera.
(On the monitor, Calleigh watches footage of the back hallway. She sees Ruthie
holding someone's hand and walking through the hallway.)
CALLEIGH: (to headset) He must have surveilled the place. He knew how to stay
out of sight. Where are you?
HORATIO: (from headset) I'm walking towards the bathroom.
(Calleigh looks up at the security monitor.)
CALLEIGH: Okay, I don't see you... I don't see you... hello, handsome. I see
your hand.
(Sure enough, Horatio's hand and part of his feet break into the security camera
frame.)
(Horatio leans against the desk studying the shoe prints hanging on the view
box. Next to him at the desk, Calleigh has her head down.)
HORATIO: (softly) Calleigh?
(Calleigh lifts her head up and gasps when she realizes that she's fallen
asleep.)
CALLEIGH: Oh, my god. I'm so sorry. I closed my eyes just for a second.
HORATIO: Don't worry about it. You're a morning person.
CALLEIGH: Horatio, I don't know what happened.
HORATIO: You're fine. Do me a favor and take a look at subject B and tell me
if you see anything peculiar about it.
(Calleigh stands and moves next to Horatio to look at the shoe prints.)
CALLEIGH: His weight's all in the back.
HORATIO: Mm-hmm. See, normally when someone takes a step it's heel, ball, toe.
Correct?
CALLEIGH: Mm-hmm.
HORATIO: But in this case there's pressure on the arch and not the toe.
CALLEIGH: Are you thinking his shoes are too big for his feet?
HORATIO: When someone takes the time to put on a pair of shoes that are three
sizes too large it can mean that they're trying to hide their identity.
CALLEIGH: Just like he did with cameras.
HORATIO: Mm-hmmm.
CALLEIGH: You know, subject B's steps peter out near the storage room.
HORATIO: Hmm. Okay, and we have trace soil on the fourth print, don't we?
CALLEIGH: Mm-hmm.
HORATIO: Good. What would you like in your coffee?
CALLEIGH: (smiles) Sugar.
(Horatio chuckles.)
So sweet!
Nothing blatant, just very subtle but with such an impact!! Don't deny it, ladies, there is something so much deeper between them, and I believe that the theory of 'behind the scenes' is a very feasible explanation for the lack of interaction the last 2 seasons. Look at the evidence:
1) They hardly work together, seeing as there is so much tension in the air everytime they meet.
2) They communicate only by phone calls, seeing as how they would melt if they talked face to face seeing as how that affect each other. (Even though the sound of the other's voice is enough to make them melt anyway.)
3) Even in Horatio's absence, Calleigh still wears all-black, hoping to walk past him, and subliminally tease him.
4) They smile softly around each other. (If ever they're around each other...)
5) They are two very professional people trying to keep their private business from interfering with their work, so they 'avoid' each other.
Ladies, I rest my case, and I beg to propose. I sound like a defense lawyer...
We are sailing through a rough patch, but we'll come through. Look, 4th thread already!!
Back next week! School again!
And check out CSI: DuCaine for an update too!Byee!!
