Apparently Naveen and Maggie were great friends, hence the chemistry that led to Sayid/Shannon, and Naveen and MRod did not get on with one another at all.
And yeah, her flashback episode seemed so weird to me, because generally I'm very sympathetic to vigilante actions.
She had a complete lack of affect in her acting choices that night that really bothered me, because on paper it's an exceptionally well-written episode with a lot of parallels running beneath it's surface. I don't know what the hell was wrong with her, but that was her big chance to make her character's actions, if not defensible, at least understandable, and she blew it.
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Date: 2006-07-15 11:32 pm (UTC)Apparently I'm missing critical, need-to-know information. ;-D
Apparently Naveen and Maggie were great friends, hence the chemistry that led to Sayid/Shannon, and Naveen and MRod did not get on with one another at all.
And yeah, her flashback episode seemed so weird to me, because generally I'm very sympathetic to vigilante actions.
She had a complete lack of affect in her acting choices that night that really bothered me, because on paper it's an exceptionally well-written episode with a lot of parallels running beneath it's surface. I don't know what the hell was wrong with her, but that was her big chance to make her character's actions, if not defensible, at least understandable, and she blew it.