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Fiona: Riley gone from capturing us to killing us. What are we going do? Michael: The only thing we can do, take the fight to her.
August 13th, 2011 10:24 AM
I agree with all the points made about this episode of burn notice. Fiona is a woman who needs Michael to notice her as his girlfriend/lover and not just a supportive partner like the toast he made at the dinner with his mother and friend. Fiona is not feeling the love a woman should feel in a relationship with a man. Yes we know Michael has problems in showing his feelings. Even his mother said to him in this episode that he should take Fiona out doing different things other than mission that involve guns and bombs. I understand why Fiona said to Michael you fail to mention all the details, this a Michael Western trait or fault to a degree. Fiona's ex made her feel like she was missing something in her relationship with Michael that she made have had with Armand. No matter how evil he is Armand treated and made Fiona feel like a woman loved and desire by her boyfriend even though their relationship involved things outside of being honest. Fiona and Michael should be more intimate on t
August 13th, 2011 7:32 AM
@Steph thx, i was beginning to think that i am alone in this. my whole family completely hates me for this, they love Fi too much to think that she is doing sth wrong.
August 12th, 2011 3:57 PM
Well I'm a girl too and I totally agree with you, Fi was very weird in this... SHE was the one who suggested to ask that Armand guy in the first place, SHE didn't tell Michael anything about him and their past, and SHE decided to go to the meeting alone - and then she gets mad at Michael for all of that? Don't ask me who came up with that storyline, it's not like her at all to be acting this strange. And about the jealousy thing... yeah, Pierce doesn't look too bad, but hey - Fi should know that Michael's not that type of guy. After all he hasn't even looked at someone other than Fi during the whole series, even when they weren't together, while she had that boyfriend and that weird thing with Jesse (I'm still mad at the writers for that one, but that's a different story...). So what's she worried about? Jeez, I thought after everything they've been through (all that "I'll go and die with you" in the last finale and everything) we'd finally get our nice happy-ever-after couple, please
August 12th, 2011 11:24 AM
@ Michael - what is a Godfish?
August 12th, 2011 9:00 AM
@Maka
exactly!! plus i don't see how she would like it if Micheal came home and said that his handle was hot, i don't think that she wouldn't get jealous anyway, it's loose loose situation for him whichever way he went. besides, it's not like he was hiding Pearce, Fi would see her anyway and with all the probs in his life right now, a visual description of his handler to his gf so that she wouldn't potentially get angry in the future, just doesn't seem important.
August 12th, 2011 8:49 AM
And the whole Fiona being jealous of Pearce thing isn't jealousy. I think she was yet again frustrated that Michael hasn't been giving her the whole story.
Wait, what? Michael not telling Fi that Pearce happens to be hot counts as "not giving her the whole story"? How is that in any way pertinent compared to the fact that, say, Pearce has the pull to sic a hostile extraction team on Michael if the investigation points at him?
August 12th, 2011 8:35 AM
in my Opinion they did not use Trent Krot very well they should of had him say something like I hate the CIA ( for those that don't know he plays a CIA on NCIS)
August 12th, 2011 8:33 AM
Woman are like Godfish one second they want you to only care about them the next second they want to leave you
August 12th, 2011 6:25 AM
I think Fi was just pissed that she got somebody else killed by stealing the truck of ammo. So by extension, Michael got somebody killed because he needed that intel on the bomb maker.
One of those moral dilemmas that seem to be underlining most of Season 5.
August 12th, 2011 6:19 AM
i completely agree with you Jim G. i am a girl and i felt annoyed with Fi's reaction. it was her choice from the start to keep him in the dark and she throws a temper tantrum at him.
and about being not sure about sure about their relationship, it seems ridiculous to me, it's not like she entered this relationship blind folded. she knew him as a CIA agent in Ireland, then she followed him to Miami and spent four years fighting with him and for him, then she apparently was sure enough about their love to go and die with him in season 4 finale and now she is insecure about their relationship. she knows him better than anybody and she accuses him of not appreciating her enough after all they have been through and all the times he saved her life even at the expense of his CIA dream job when he killed Strickler without a second thought. he had clearly proved to her that she is more important than anything.
i think the screenwriters did not think well before putting this in this episode.
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August 12th, 2011 3:50 AM
Fiona just wants to feel more appreciated for herself, not of what she is capable of. I think she believes that the men in her life, past and present like her more as an asset, rather then her as a person.
Arman paid to meet her, Michael met her as a part of his assignment for the CIA (mind you, in a false ALIAS). Neither of the men wanted to meet her for her. She just feels used for her abilities, rather then being like for herself first. Thats why i think that she was angry. The men in her life met her because they "needed" to.
And the whole Fiona being jealous of Pearce thing isn't jealousy. I think she was yet again frustrated that Michael hasn't been giving her the whole story.