It was a worthy story for the season finale. Especially watching stone and rock characters such as Rafael Barba (Raul Esperza) is a great pleasure.
Olivia and Barba's resentment towards each other is like a kind of tango dance. With Elliot's tracks, the dance ends with "Rafa ... miss you"... great. The scene where they talk from the mirror of Forlini's Bar, where they meet, was also beautiful.
I miss stone characters like Dr. Lindstrom (Bill Irwin), Chief Loraine (Betty Buckley). It was even nice to hear the names of other stones like Calhoun and Baird Ellis.
Svu today, Olivia, Squad, rock and stone characters all created a very nice balance together. This is the svu: both law and order. A little love, of course :) A little Barson... a little Ellivia... And of course a little Rollisi.
There is a complete imbalance in the file story of the episode. Strong themes such as spousal rape, husband terrorism, violence against women are embodied in a single character, Delia.
The knife used in the murder and violence is an iconographic element symbolizing the power of sexual difference in the power struggle of men and women.
We felt all the weight and trauma of the file as spectators. Guest star Jordan Spiro (Delia) gives a great performance. She makes a game to be applauded. The dark gray and hopeless, violent DV file is very good writing.
I miss svu already.
Olivia and Barba's resentment towards each other is like a kind of tango dance. With Elliot's tracks, the dance ends with "Rafa ... miss you"... great. The scene where they talk from the mirror of Forlini's Bar, where they meet, was also beautiful.
I miss stone characters like Dr. Lindstrom (Bill Irwin), Chief Loraine (Betty Buckley). It was even nice to hear the names of other stones like Calhoun and Baird Ellis.
Svu today, Olivia, Squad, rock and stone characters all created a very nice balance together. This is the svu: both law and order. A little love, of course :) A little Barson... a little Ellivia... And of course a little Rollisi.
There is a complete imbalance in the file story of the episode. Strong themes such as spousal rape, husband terrorism, violence against women are embodied in a single character, Delia.
The knife used in the murder and violence is an iconographic element symbolizing the power of sexual difference in the power struggle of men and women.
We felt all the weight and trauma of the file as spectators. Guest star Jordan Spiro (Delia) gives a great performance. She makes a game to be applauded. The dark gray and hopeless, violent DV file is very good writing.
I miss svu already.