Re: Nick/Sara - -#22- - Sara's Nick's; You Can't Deny It
I think she says no. During the CBS promo after the show ended, the last scene, she turned and walked away . . . I think it might be foreshadowing in a way . . .
It was definitely a no-no for Sara to have gone to the crime scene, but it was nice that she and Greg had a moment. Definitely seems like he, and most likely everyone else, wishes that she were still on their team.
Based on how Brass and Sara interacted when Sara and Ronnie were at the scene, I'd say it's safe to assume that everyone is still on friendly terms (maybe there is a little underlying tension somewhere?). And Brass asked Sara how she was liking the sunlight, and she said she wasn't. Yes, it was boiling hot outside, but I'd say that she is missing the team a lot and is maybe starting to wonder if her relationship with Grissom is truly worth it (hence her walking away in the last scene of next weeks promo?).
One thing I noticed was that when Sara went to see Grissom in the house, she didn't seem all that pleased that he was taking something to study, and then he said that he'd cleared it with Animal Control (he and Sara live together, presumably,so why was she not consulted?) and that they are healthy so it's not a problem (perhaps a little nod to her ordeal and perhaps not feeling like herself yet . . . ?). When Grissom pointed out that the worlds bees are dying at an alarming rate, Sara mentioned the article that said if all bees died, four years later, people would no longer exist - Grissom just had to contradict her and say that there was no evidence to support that, then followed up with "but the world will come to an end. Someday." Evidence of that? Are you God now? Do you see the future? Seriously, can't she make one observation without him denying it, then basically saying the same thing and taking credit?
As for the Canadian promo for next week - if I'm not mistaken, it says that the case becomes personal. Nick mentions how the tranny was hung on a tree, left to die . . . perhaps that sort of a little tie in with Sara being left under a car to die? And how the young mans murder is a hate crime (perhaps, once again, a nod to Natalie's hate crime against Sara because of Grissom?) . . .
Nick and Sara had very small roles in this weeks episode, so I'm going to believe that while we didn't see much of them, they were off hanging out, commiserating over their terrible luck and just having a few laughs, blowing off steam.
As far as Ronnie goes - yes, I found her a little annoying. But, I'm wondering if that's because I'm just over all displeased with another character on the show. I can understand that in order for Sara to move to Swing Shift, she'd need to have someone to work with since the rest of the team appears to be intact on Grave . . . but if Ronnie does end up working with the others, that means Sara will as well, right? All I know at this point is that Ronnie isn't necessarily sticking around, but that I will give her a chance because she's my age and she's from Vancouver (and I was born and raised just out side of Vancouver) . . .
ETA - Cocoa, just saw your post after I posted . . . thanks for the early birthday wishes.
And (in regards to Back To You) believe me when I say that things aren't going to be easy for Nick and Sara, but that I think you, and the other readers, will enjoy what I have planned. I can't really say much without giving away how I plan on dealing with this, but I think you'll be pleased . . . (at least, I hope!).
