I'm so retarded, I couldn't find the 'post comment' button. *panic*
I really, really want to watch Mutiny again now. I still feel like we get something like an unreliable narrator syndrome here because we're already in their mindset of HH versus the world most of the Renown and anyone who sides with Sawyer. They all have a dislike to the way Bush says he's honoured to be serving with Sawyer blah blah, but Horatio and Archie went and partied just because they got that transfer.
One bit I remember liking: when Archie is berating him for not speaking up to save Wellard, Bush holds Archie's gaze and speaks to Horatio instead. Tells him to pull his friend into line, barely even blinks. I think he had been very observant not only of the working of the ship but the working of the crew, to the point that he played that one perfectly, without having to disturb his own dignity or do anything except inhabit his rank as a senior Lt.
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branchandroot
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Date: 2006-02-14 10:55 pm (UTC)I really, really want to watch Mutiny again now. I still feel like we get something like an unreliable narrator syndrome here because we're already in their mindset of HH versus
the worldmost of the Renown and anyone who sides with Sawyer. They all have a dislike to the way Bush says he's honoured to be serving with Sawyer blah blah, but Horatio and Archie went and partied just because they got that transfer.One bit I remember liking: when Archie is berating him for not speaking up to save Wellard, Bush holds Archie's gaze and speaks to Horatio instead. Tells him to pull his friend into line, barely even blinks. I think he had been very observant not only of the working of the ship but the working of the crew, to the point that he played that one perfectly, without having to disturb his own dignity or do anything except inhabit his rank as a senior Lt.
In conclusion, Bush.