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RE: Fiona gone, Jo arrives - CarterReynolds - 17-10-2009 11:13 AM
(05-09-2009 12:34 PM)Sanctuary Wrote: However the episode (4:5) was brilliant, especially the way Ruth handled that spring roll with her chopsticks!
Haha!! Ive just watched that episode! Ruth was always gonna be a dab hand with the old chopsticks!! unlike me
RE: Fiona gone, Jo arrives - Beatriz - 17-10-2009 12:42 PM
Am I the only one here who thinks Jo isn't a well developed character?
I mean I like Jo but I think we haven't been given the chance to know her more deeply... I don't know... There are some episodes where she show her feelings
Spoiler: show
I don't know if you understand what I mean...
RE: Fiona gone, Jo arrives - almh - 17-10-2009 12:49 PM
But she has been there for a long time now. Perhaps a trip to meet her family would make her a more rounded character, just seeing her in normal life and how she reacts then.
RE: Fiona gone, Jo arrives - Beatriz - 17-10-2009 05:50 PM
Yes, you're right, she's been there for a while, it was my perception, sorry... but still we need to know more about her backround and personal life, yes.
RE: Fiona gone, Jo arrives - Simone - 24-02-2010 12:02 AM
Just finished watching Fiona's death scene. I agree that she didn't show much emotion. I think my emotional attachment to her character comes all from Adam's side, watching how much he loves her.
I think her being more of a politician comes in handy for certain operations - the writers have definitely used her in that way mostly. Not to actually claim the following but she was almost always the PR agent.
Love Jo. Forgot how much I liked her long hair
I thought her introduction was handled very well. Even if it's probably a bit unlikely to recruit an aspiring journalist as field officer I totally bought the story. She clearly has a lot of good instincts. Love how the writers somewhat made sure we noticed she actually had to undergo training before joining the grid lol
RE: Fiona gone, Jo arrives - glinda101 - 07-06-2010 05:42 PM
I really like Fiona so i was upset when she left and her last story was so well written. Then Jo came along and I almost forgot about Fiona. Jo was brilliant.
RE: Fiona gone, Jo arrives - Elphie - 07-06-2010 05:46 PM
(07-06-2010 05:42 PM)glinda101 Wrote: I really like Fiona so i was upset when she left and her last story was so well written. Then Jo came along and I almost forgot about Fiona. Jo was brilliant.
I understand this. It was like Jo was a replacement for Fiona in Adam's life
. Does anybody else think this???
RE: Fiona gone, Jo arrives - glinda101 - 07-06-2010 05:56 PM
(07-06-2010 05:46 PM)Elphie Wrote:(07-06-2010 05:42 PM)glinda101 Wrote: I really like Fiona so i was upset when she left and her last story was so well written. Then Jo came along and I almost forgot about Fiona. Jo was brilliant.
I understand this. It was like Jo was a replacement for Fiona in Adam's life
Yes and no...yes at first but then they bought in Ros who replaced her pretty much completely. It seemed that when Ros arrived Adam was ok. I mean she went to his home virtually straight away. Someone completely grief-stricken wouldn't do that.
RE: Fiona gone, Jo arrives - katiealice49 - 07-06-2010 09:10 PM
Yes but Ros
Spoiler: show