Comments | a_mistletoe: So what does Dr Wyatt think of that?

a_mistletoe

So what does Dr Wyatt think of that?

Dec 16, 2010 16:02

Booth needs to have his time in therapy finished off this week. The season is winding down and focus is once again on Bones, this time in her relationship with Sully, so Booth takes a back seat and I am looking for crumbs again.

( An analysis of Agent Seeley Booth: )

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limone1 December 16 2010, 19:59:04 UTC

Wyatt and Booth, two of my favorite boys! And I thought I saw Hodgins as I scrolled down. Will return here when things are less busy.

a_mistletoe December 16 2010, 20:08:35 UTC

Take your time, it's not going anywhere.

incasink December 22 2010, 02:40:21 UTC

Wow i am gonna go home and rewatch the eps with Wyatt now!!!

a_mistletoe December 22 2010, 10:17:21 UTC

O_o Gordon Gordon would be pleased. He is that good.

melissasdavid January 18 2011, 15:25:41 UTC

Told ya I'd be back, lol. I adore Wyatt. Adore him... You said it... we got to see pieces of Booth because of him that otherwise we would not have seen. and I Love eeeeeeeeeet!

and again? Thanks babe. I LOVE THESE.

a_mistletoe January 18 2011, 17:32:41 UTC

It's a shame that they couldn't keep Stephen Fry on. Sweets is too young; he is looking for guidance himself however clever he is, and he and Daisy have been added to the surrogate B/B romance distractions like Hodgins and Angela. Both couples have done things we want to see B & B do!

tuberose08 January 19 2011, 00:09:30 UTC

When I was 11 years old I went to a girls convent school that was also a state school (even though I wasn't Roman Catholic it was a really good school and I was lucky to get in) and several of our teachers were nuns, including, rather bizarrely, our religious instruction teacher. As I got older I started to question many things, including religion, and would often challenge this poor nun on many aspects of her religious beliefs. Looking back now I realise just how pompous and arrogant I was. What this ramble is leading up to, is that, to me, that is exactly how Brennan is behaving in Priest in the Churchyard. She seems to be trying to be as contentious and offensive as she can be to as many people as possible, and as arrogantly as possible. And it all seems to be ultimately aimed at Booth, both directly and indirectly, because she knew how committed he is to his religion. And she does it with great deliberation. The fact that he didn't throw her out of the car, or disposed of her in one of those open graves (I think if I had been ( ... )

a_mistletoe January 19 2011, 00:28:41 UTC

I appreciate the insight. We all go through a religious crisis of some sort for whatever reason. For me it turned on the man who prepared me for Confirmation later committing suicide and I thought why would a man who espoused Christianity feel so helpless that he had to kill himself. I lost my faith, but I never questioned other people's beliefs. I never felt I am right and you are wrong as Bones seems to ( ... )