Charlie and Dani in the short term have opportunities (that they take) for anonymous sex. What they really need in their lives is someone they can trust to be there under any circumstances, without judgment. That's what they've found in each other(allowing leeway for Dani's sardonic remarks), in addition to working towards a common goal (justice, which they amazingly enough still believe in). They really are partners, although not particularly friends. I don't expect them to be lovers, but I think that the intensity of their relationship might interfere with any romances that either of them might embark upon.
I think the most interesting character is their boss. She can't stand Charlie, she wants to be the politico that her job requires her to be, but she also is really interested in solving cases and can't push aside her detective instincts enough to get rid of Crews while he's doing such a good job, or to stop herself from doing bits of work with them. I don't trust her, but she's surprisingly successful at walking a fine line that others might not be able to manage.
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Date: 2007-11-29 02:54 pm (UTC)to be there under any circumstances, without judgment. That's what they've found in each other(allowing leeway for Dani's sardonic remarks), in addition
to working towards a common goal (justice, which they amazingly enough still believe in). They really are partners, although not particularly friends. I don't expect them to be lovers, but I think that the intensity of their relationship might interfere with any romances that either of them might embark upon.
I think the most interesting character is their boss. She can't stand Charlie, she wants to be the politico that her job requires her to be, but she also is really interested in solving cases and can't push aside her detective instincts enough to get rid of Crews while he's doing such a good job, or to stop herself from doing bits of work with them. I don't trust her, but she's surprisingly successful at walking a fine line that others might not be able to manage.