This! And did you notice that they were wearing basically the same shirt, just that Maura's was pink and Jane's was purple? Awww, they're even dressing like a couple.
Hah, yeah. Like one of my friends says, one of the best things about being a lesbian is that, if your girlfriend wears the same size as you, your wardrobe automatically doubles. I actually think it was one of Jane's shirts - Mama Rizzoli probably bought Jane some new clothes, Jane was all "...it's pink" and proceeded to never wear it, Maura saw it in their shared closet one day and was all "yoink!"
When Angela said that she was going to stay with Jane while Maura's mother was there, it honestly took me a minute to process that because I'd just accepted that Jane was living with Maura now. "Oh, wait...Jane still has her own apartment, right..."
Jane's face in that scene was hilarious. She was probably thinking "Oh, crap, I haven't been in my apartment in weeks. Man, where did I leave those keys again?" Also, Jane has for real moved in with Maura. She keeps clothes there, she's there late at night and early in the morning, she lets herself in without knocking...yeah. MARRIED.
AWWWW. I'd totally forgotten about that!
My heart was just breaking for Maura. I wanted so desperately for Jane to give her a hug.
I like that they don't just pretend Frost is a white guy, you know? The writing isn't OMG A BLACK CHARACTER!!!, but at the same time they don't completely ignore the fact that he's a POC.
It's great. Especially since, in the books, he's white, so it would have been easy for them to just write him like a white guy. I love that he's written as a character of color who isn't a stereotype or a cliche; he's just plain awesome (and I find it so cute that he still keeps his Transformer action figure on his desk). Also, I'm being shallow here, but he is one damn good-looking man.
Haha, yeeeeah, they tried their best with the set dressing, but...nope, obviously the Dirty Robber set.
Honestly, beyond maybe moving some furniture, I don't think they even tried - despite the characters continually talking about the shooting being at "The Irish Bar", when you saw the bullet going through the window, the window said "The Dirty Robber" on it. *facepalms* Maybe the Robber still is the only bar in Boston, it just has a new nickname?
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Date: 2011-08-16 11:41 pm (UTC)Hah, yeah. Like one of my friends says, one of the best things about being a lesbian is that, if your girlfriend wears the same size as you, your wardrobe automatically doubles. I actually think it was one of Jane's shirts - Mama Rizzoli probably bought Jane some new clothes, Jane was all "...it's pink" and proceeded to never wear it, Maura saw it in their shared closet one day and was all "yoink!"
When Angela said that she was going to stay with Jane while Maura's mother was there, it honestly took me a minute to process that because I'd just accepted that Jane was living with Maura now. "Oh, wait...Jane still has her own apartment, right..."
Jane's face in that scene was hilarious. She was probably thinking "Oh, crap, I haven't been in my apartment in weeks. Man, where did I leave those keys again?" Also, Jane has for real moved in with Maura. She keeps clothes there, she's there late at night and early in the morning, she lets herself in without knocking...yeah. MARRIED.
AWWWW. I'd totally forgotten about that!
My heart was just breaking for Maura. I wanted so desperately for Jane to give her a hug.
I like that they don't just pretend Frost is a white guy, you know? The writing isn't OMG A BLACK CHARACTER!!!, but at the same time they don't completely ignore the fact that he's a POC.
It's great. Especially since, in the books, he's white, so it would have been easy for them to just write him like a white guy. I love that he's written as a character of color who isn't a stereotype or a cliche; he's just plain awesome (and I find it so cute that he still keeps his Transformer action figure on his desk). Also, I'm being shallow here, but he is one damn good-looking man.
Haha, yeeeeah, they tried their best with the set dressing, but...nope, obviously the Dirty Robber set.
Honestly, beyond maybe moving some furniture, I don't think they even tried - despite the characters continually talking about the shooting being at "The Irish Bar", when you saw the bullet going through the window, the window said "The Dirty Robber" on it. *facepalms* Maybe the Robber still is the only bar in Boston, it just has a new nickname?