Re: Horatio and Yelina?
Thanks Lucy I haven't read them yet, but I know where my afternoon will be spent. (12:13 PM right now)
You're welcome. I'll try to take a look at the ones you posted a link to as well. Thanks for that. I have to say I'm not a big Fan Fic fan either, but those two I posted show a very perceptive understanding of H and Y, and sometimes I have similar little scenarios that go on in my head about them!
In addition to what Tally posted about 'Why Stetler?', I just wanted to add another reference to 'The Oath'. Horatio and Yelina both agreed that things between them were "complicated" and Yelina pointed out that the situation with her and Rick was "simple". The fact that Y got tired of waiting for H, and the fact that she felt it would be hard to trust him as he failed to tell her about Madison, both contributed to her decision to date Rick.
Posted by TallyHo:..and NO she really, really does not love the guy.
Most definitely not - no question about that!
Posted by speedmonkey:But its just the way that Horatio would like lie to her face
I guess you may have also been referring to H's lying to Y towards the end of Season 3, with his insistence that "everything is fine" regarding Y seeing Bob's file in 'Killer Date'. He was indeed lying to her, but fundamantally, he did have her interests at heart. He didn't want to divulge to her the possibility of Ray's 'killer' being alive/Ray being alive until he was in full possession of the facts. If she had known about it at this point, both Y and Ray Jnr could have been put in danger. H didn't want to risk that. There's also the man thing of wanting to deal with things singlehandedly and H's desire to be in control of the situation!
No offense Yelina but Horatio has done nothing but try to protect since like....forever. And then your husband comes back from the dead and you welcome him with open arms? I'm sorry but what's wrong with you. lol.
I think you have to bear in mind the circumstances here. H manipulated the situation so that Ray Jnr ran to his Dad first at the end of '10-7'. Yelina had no choice but to follow. As for the hug, I wasn't too impressed either, but the euphoria of seeing Raymond again took over. Reality is bound to set in, and I really hope we get to see the fallout from all this. After all Ray has done, I don't believe for one moment that Yelina would be willing to forgive and forget so readily. Maybe the writers will decide to tackle this eventually.