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I think the Blood Vial chick is the main baddy. I think Jordan is actually her victim. That is why he didn't want her to touch him.
I think the Blood Vial chick is the main baddy. I think Jordan is actually her victim. That is why he didn't want her to touch him.
It was about power, by not letting her touch him he is exerting control over her.
That and I think he is genuinely repulsed by sexual contact, if I had to guess I'd wager he's been abused at some point in his childhood.
The thing is Jordan shows no sense of power around woman. Something that even a man that would be willing to watch a women be raped would show. He shows no sign of arrogance around woman. He does not treat them as lesser beings.
Emily seemed to be the one in control in that scene. That facial expression of Jordan in that scene was no one of power. It was of repulsion. Of a victim. None of these a signs of a man who looks so down upon woman that he is can rape & kill them without remorse.
Something very different happened in that cabin. Something that Jordan was a victim of not the architect.
I will admit that scene is vague enough to be taken either way.
However, the serial voyeur of raping women would not of taken kindly to Debra talking to him like that. & I don't mean Jordan speaking up the way he did. I mean he would have shown signs of extreme offense & disdain that a woman dare speak to him that way. He would have also focused more on talking to Quinn & treating Debra like the lesser of the 2 cops.
Well however this clusterf**k of season turns out. I hope this is the end.
I will admit that scene is vague enough to be taken either way.
However, the serial voyeur of raping women would not of taken kindly to Debra talking to him like that. & I don't mean Jordan speaking up the way he did. I mean he would have shown signs of extreme offense & disdain that a woman dare speak to him that way. He would have also focused more on talking to Quinn & treating Debra like the lesser of the 2 cops.
Theyre just saying that according to the woman, he didnt do anything and just gave them to the other dudes.Where's all this talk of Jordan Chase being unable to have/repulsed by sex coming from? He clearly raped Lumen. She described him raping her and he finished by taunting her with the "tick, tick, tick," line.
Where's all this talk of Jordan Chase being unable to have/repulsed by sex coming from? He clearly raped Lumen. She described him raping her and he finished by taunting her with the "tick, tick, tick," line.
I can't imagine how you could look at what happened during that scene and not see that Chase was clearly the one in control. He's calling the shots not Emily. Now I think that he's definitely a product of sexual abuse and he's heaped a lot of that onto her and uses her and the other woman to take out his anger/rage/frustrations out on them, but I saw a woman beaten into utter submission desperate for any sort of contact/intimacy.
Emily: I told her the truth, like YOU said. Even though I didn't want to.
This is just like how a few pages ago people were trying to peg the nanny as some kind of agent/relative of Chase or how Trinity was Rita's husband, I just don't see it.
I can't imagine how you could look at what happened during that scene and not see that Chase was clearly the one in control. He's calling the shots not Emily. Now I think that he's definitely a product of sexual abuse and he's heaped a lot of that onto her and uses her and the other woman to take out his anger/rage/frustrations out on them, but I saw a woman beaten into utter submission desperate for any sort of contact/intimacy.
Emily: I told her the truth, like YOU said. Even though I didn't want to.
This is just like how a few pages ago people were trying to peg the nanny as some kind of agent/relative of Chase or how Trinity was Rita's husband, I just don't see it.
Where's all this talk of Jordan Chase being unable to have/repulsed by sex coming from? He clearly raped Lumen. She described him raping her and he finished by taunting her with the "tick, tick, tick," line.
I can't believe you can look at that scene & see a man in control.
& until this season is over. You people should really settle down with the arrogant dismissal of the nanny theories.
NATALIE: In the season's penultimate episode, there are not one, but two deaths! And not one, but two kidnappings! What's happening to whom? Here are your hints: There are four separate victims, two male and two female. One death you'll cheer, and one will make you cringe. As for the kidnappings, let's just say both victims prove to be easy prey for their captors.
http://www.tvguide.com/News/MegaBuzz-CSI-Miami-Dexter-1026275.aspx
its from a tvguide rumor mill so take it for what its worth