Haven S03E05
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x5valeHave a nice weekend. Catching up with all your comments and posts soon.
Not my favorire episode so far, but few things made it for me.
Things to rave on:
-Duke was brilliant. I loved him in this episode. He is a good guy.
-Duke/Audrey moments were sweet and cute but far away from being sexy or a potential romance. It just confirmed that they are friends (do you think Audrey would have fallen asleep if it was Nathan?)
-Jordan. I like her. She uses her troube to protect the Troubled, but she hates it. I love dual, multi-layered characters.
-Jordan/Nathan.
Being a Naudrey shipper, I should not have all these feels about them but I do. The chemistry between the actors is strong and they did an amazing job.
I just woder about Nathan's reasons.
Is he just faking all of it to gain her trust or is he enjoying the fact that somehow he can help her? She can't touch anyone but him and he is there, kissing her, touching her just because he wants to make her feel better? I think Nathan first thought was to gain her trust, but then he is drawned to her because he likes her and because he is for her what Audrey is for him.
Jordan and Nathan are both so screwed!
Things to rant about:
-Duke/Nathan: I don't like the not exhistent interaction between the two. I love the bickering, the bantering, even the punching. I don't like the indifference.
-Audrey. I didn't like her characterization in this episode. She was cold and detached all the time. She is shutting off the people who love her and she doesn't understand that being alone doesn't work.
-Nathan lying to her was painful to watch because it's probably the first time he does. Things are different now, but, again secretes, lies and being apart don't help.
-Nathan/Audrey. I know we will see their relationship fixed sooner or later, but I can't deal with them behaving like that. It just hurts to see how they are walking away from each other.
Audrey is hurting him and herself in every possible way.
Nathan made it clear that he was going to do whatever it takes to find a solution and she just froze him telling that nothing was going to change. Nathan's reaction was to lie and deny his reasons. Then the Nathan/Jordan situation.
I don't like this. I'd rather go with them saying that they love each other but they can't be together than them not being honest and open up to each other. As Lucas said at the NYCC, their friendship is something precious and I want to see developed more, but at this point they are just acting like they are not even friends. This regression is painful to see.
I can deal with it just because I know it won't last long.
This show really gives me all the feels!
Not my favorire episode so far, but few things made it for me.
Things to rave on:
-Duke was brilliant. I loved him in this episode. He is a good guy.
-Duke/Audrey moments were sweet and cute but far away from being sexy or a potential romance. It just confirmed that they are friends (do you think Audrey would have fallen asleep if it was Nathan?)
-Jordan. I like her. She uses her troube to protect the Troubled, but she hates it. I love dual, multi-layered characters.
-Jordan/Nathan.
Being a Naudrey shipper, I should not have all these feels about them but I do. The chemistry between the actors is strong and they did an amazing job.
I just woder about Nathan's reasons.
Is he just faking all of it to gain her trust or is he enjoying the fact that somehow he can help her? She can't touch anyone but him and he is there, kissing her, touching her just because he wants to make her feel better? I think Nathan first thought was to gain her trust, but then he is drawned to her because he likes her and because he is for her what Audrey is for him.
Jordan and Nathan are both so screwed!
Things to rant about:
-Duke/Nathan: I don't like the not exhistent interaction between the two. I love the bickering, the bantering, even the punching. I don't like the indifference.
-Audrey. I didn't like her characterization in this episode. She was cold and detached all the time. She is shutting off the people who love her and she doesn't understand that being alone doesn't work.
-Nathan lying to her was painful to watch because it's probably the first time he does. Things are different now, but, again secretes, lies and being apart don't help.
-Nathan/Audrey. I know we will see their relationship fixed sooner or later, but I can't deal with them behaving like that. It just hurts to see how they are walking away from each other.
Audrey is hurting him and herself in every possible way.
Nathan made it clear that he was going to do whatever it takes to find a solution and she just froze him telling that nothing was going to change. Nathan's reaction was to lie and deny his reasons. Then the Nathan/Jordan situation.
I don't like this. I'd rather go with them saying that they love each other but they can't be together than them not being honest and open up to each other. As Lucas said at the NYCC, their friendship is something precious and I want to see developed more, but at this point they are just acting like they are not even friends. This regression is painful to see.
I can deal with it just because I know it won't last long.
This show really gives me all the feels!
