KeithUrbanfan

My favorite scene is the tea cup scene to know Lisbon took the time to piece every little piece back together just made me love this scene so much

FoxPhile

My favorite is the scene on the plane when Jane finally tells Lisbon he loves her. It's like the climax of 6 seasons of waiting and hoping.

KeithUrbanfan

Boy did it ever

FoxPhile

I really love the emotions that go across Jane's face in that scene. You can really tell that he's scared to death that he's too late - not just to get to the plane, but that Lisbon will not want to have anything to do with him or his declaration.

KeithUrbanfan

My mom got me this


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TheOpinion

Too many to choose from. The final scene in Bloodshot is definitely up there.

FoxPhile

That's a lovely gift!

KeithUrbanfan

I agree

FoxPhile

I also love the scene when they recover Lisbon after she is captured by Red John, and Jane rushes around demanding water. That's the scene when I was 100% sure he loved her.

KeithUrbanfan

He couldn't hide it

FoxPhile

Another scene I love is in Code Red, when they are sitting on the bench and Lisbon has just been on the phone with Cho, telling him they've been exposed to the virus and will probably die. And Jane says, "If I were dying, I'd want to call you."

KeithUrbanfan

Oh me too

FoxPhile

There was so much underlying meaning in that sentence.

KeithUrbanfan

When do you think they showed him falling for Lisbon and vice versa

FoxPhile

I think the first unmistakable sign that Jane was falling for Lisbon was that scene I mentioned right after she was captured by Red John.

Lisbon falling for Jane is harder to peg. She would have done her best to hide any signs that she had feelings for him - because she's effectively his boss, and they work on the same team and that means all kinds of regulations she would be violating. I think the first possible sign was when he was blinded. She was so caring and concerned - a bit more than for a boss/colleague sort of thing. But I think the first absolute sign was all the way in Violets. Particularly when she covered him with the blanket, but I think all through that episode she was really into playing house with Jane. At the same time - I think she was still very aware that she's not *supposed* to have those feelings for a colleague (although the FBI actually doesn't have a rule against it). In many ways, I think her accepting the date with Pike was all about her being afraid that she was too close to letting those feelings show and so he was basically a decoy.