Yes. The tree scene was all the hotter because it shouldn't have been happening. And you could tell that was exactly what Gwen and Owen were feeling, too. (Except that Owen wanted it to happen, and by the end of that moment, so did Gwen.)
Yes, I will do a list of non-kisses. That will be fun. Question: what should be the definition of a non-kiss? Scenes like the Gwen/Owen tree scene are easy to classify, but what about the scenes where we have a kiss without desire or reciprocity? (Example: Jack's last kiss on the cheek from John in "Exit Wounds".) I'm not sure whether to count those as non-kisses or make another category for them.
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Date: 2009-03-03 07:18 pm (UTC)Yes, I will do a list of non-kisses. That will be fun. Question: what should be the definition of a non-kiss? Scenes like the Gwen/Owen tree scene are easy to classify, but what about the scenes where we have a kiss without desire or reciprocity? (Example: Jack's last kiss on the cheek from John in "Exit Wounds".) I'm not sure whether to count those as non-kisses or make another category for them.