Bones: The Man in the Morgue
Jun. 6th, 2009 10:47 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
kerravonsenWell, this one was very exciting. Violent death! Amnesia!
Interesting that this episode was linked to a particular historical event, Katrina and New Orleans.
Also interesting that Brennan considers that helping emergency identification of bodies is something she would use vacation time for. Then again, not all that surprising; she doesn't really have a life outside her work. After all, when we first saw her in the pilot, she'd just come back from South America doing body identification there. It's her vocation.
I like the world-view arguments that Booth and Brennan get into. She's such a Rational Humanist. And poor Booth isn't equipped to argue along the same lines as her, he isn't analytical in the same way, so all he can do is sputter and say that it isn't like that.
And heee! Now I have heard the "Jesus is not a zombie!" line! 8-)
Interesting that this episode was linked to a particular historical event, Katrina and New Orleans.
Also interesting that Brennan considers that helping emergency identification of bodies is something she would use vacation time for. Then again, not all that surprising; she doesn't really have a life outside her work. After all, when we first saw her in the pilot, she'd just come back from South America doing body identification there. It's her vocation.
I like the world-view arguments that Booth and Brennan get into. She's such a Rational Humanist. And poor Booth isn't equipped to argue along the same lines as her, he isn't analytical in the same way, so all he can do is sputter and say that it isn't like that.
And heee! Now I have heard the "Jesus is not a zombie!" line! 8-)
