The handshake between Neal and Peter that caused all the trouble . . .
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Those two hands have always been so much a part of this show -- this episode about gloves off -- bare hands touching. Peter and Neal's hands have meant so much -- the scenes involving handcuffs, casual touches, the hugs, sometimes the absence of touch, and in this episode, the handshake, the boxing match, Neal pulling away from Peter's touch as they approach Sam's home. I'm always aware of their hands.
And of course Mozzie's comment as he watches the handshake. He and Peter shook hands at the airport in "Most Wanted" -- is he talking about that handshake as well? He knows the difficulty of trust between a con man and an FBI agent.
2 comments:
Those two hands have always been so much a part of this show -- this episode about gloves off -- bare hands touching. Peter and Neal's hands have meant so much -- the scenes involving handcuffs, casual touches, the hugs, sometimes the absence of touch, and in this episode, the handshake, the boxing match, Neal pulling away from Peter's touch as they approach Sam's home. I'm always aware of their hands.
And of course Mozzie's comment as he watches the handshake. He and Peter shook hands at the airport in "Most Wanted" -- is he talking about that handshake as well? He knows the difficulty of trust between a con man and an FBI agent.
Para la próxima mejor que sea un pacto de sangre, el apretón de manos no parece funcionar
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