Watching the second episode especially, when Boyd first sees her, she seemed like a doll - a broken doll.
Very much so! There's something so deeply broken inside of her that goes beyond the scars, and missing chunks of memory or just feeling instinctively that there is something wrong with her would totally explain that.
The bit in the office when she asks her if she trusts her was liquid gold.
I'm glad you liked that. I enjoyed writing that part. There's just something so sweet (and in this case sexy) about the handler/active relationship.
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Date: 2009-03-01 04:21 pm (UTC)Very much so! There's something so deeply broken inside of her that goes beyond the scars, and missing chunks of memory or just feeling instinctively that there is something wrong with her would totally explain that.
The bit in the office when she asks her if she trusts her was liquid gold.
I'm glad you liked that. I enjoyed writing that part. There's just something so sweet (and in this case sexy) about the handler/active relationship.