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She redeemed herself. Now she needs to do more to make herself more valuable than other members of the ship.
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I had no use for her before this episode but after Divided she rose to my second favourite character after Rush. She was decisive, intelligent and compassionate and loved her as a co-conspirator. I think the actress has shown growth too.Comment
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Consider the possibility that she's been written to have growth. They all have.
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I agree mate. Sure I enjoyed Chloe in this ep as I always do but can't say she really affected things a great deal.Originally posted by jimv1983 View PostsigpicComment
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Considering that it has a snowball's chance in hell of being renewed, I think I'll pass. I don't wanna invest my time in something that's going nowhere. Maybe if they give it a proper finale, I'll check it out further down the road.Originally posted by jimv1983 View Post
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I didn't love her, but for the first time this season I didn't want to reach into my screen and strangle her (the character of course) every time she was on screen, most of time yes...but I was better able to tolerate Chloe this episode.
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Chloe disappointed me.
I can certainly understand her turning to Rush after the experience they shared but turning on her BFF and her BF and effectively planning to force them to submit... She obviously has no desire for those relationships to continue. From her nightmares, she's obviously traumatized by her... 15 minute abduction and bath. and doesn't think that talking about it will help. Foolish girl. Well... Traumatized girl.
I just wonder how long this cold Chloe who buries her emotions will continue before she cracks.Comment
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She seemed to want to be in control of herself, esp. in asking Eli if he thought she was a prisoner. Maybe she wants to be safe and, since Young and Scott don't make her feel safe anymore, she's doing whatever Rush says since he's the one who saved her the last time.Comment
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Or maybe she's entirely capable of thinking for herself and chose the side she wanted to be on because that's the side she believes in.Comment
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That's the way I read it. She seemed confident in her decision when she confronted both Eli and TJ.Originally posted by EllieVee View PostsigpicComment
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Yeah, maybe...Originally posted by EllieVee View Post
but wait who would believe that this is actually possible for a woman/girl to look good (you know "be hot" and have "sex appeal") and have brains too. Surely such a thing isn't possible... 
Disclaimer: Persons who do not get the irony, please do not respond...A black hole swallowed this sig pic.Comment
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Originally posted by nx01a View PostOriginally posted by EllieVee View Postor all threeOriginally posted by Jper View PostYeah, maybe... but wait who would believe that this is actually possible for a woman/girl to look good (you know "be hot" and have "sex appeal") and have brains too. Surely such a thing isn't possible...
Disclaimer: Persons who do not get the irony, please do not respond...
she's a person that hops rock to rock because she chooses to. She likes the sex, the comfort, and is smart enough to make her own decisions.
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You make her sound like one of those 'smart' skanks on Sex and the City.
@EllieVee... I saw Chloe able to think for herself in 'Justice' and I loved it. That's not the same person I saw in 'Divided'. The nightmares speak to her emotional state, as does turning on those closest to her on the ship. Whatever is driving her, it's emotional, not higher reasoning. She may use higher reasoning to justify it, but she's just clinging to anything that makes her feel safe: Rush [and Wray's little band of Merrymen]. Well, that's how it looks to me.
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