Olivia, even with her really over drive over emotional over trauma driven story lines and responses, would never have the idiocy to leave her child with complete strangers over night, with someone related to her son only by his dead, criminal father. Going to meet them? Fine. Taking time to get to know them? Fine? Having the adults exchange numbers and talk, build a relationship? Wonderful. But, oh hi, here's my son, I'm gonna work a case out of my jurisdiction so you can keep my kid when I don't even know you. Also the line coming from Noah "he's my only real family" I don't care he's what, nine? And you didn't pick up the utter look of heartbreak on your own mother's face? What a jack a- I'm sorry but at that age you can tell when you've hurt your mother. And for him to be such a little ingrate, maybe Benson should tell him where he came from so he can watch himself. If you want to say nature vs nurture this kids got to be fighting two gene pools of gross to grow up from. (A junkie crack ho and a violent trafficking pimp, excellent combo) Also the Olson case is one of the worst I've ever seen, as a disgusting animal keeping a slew of women chained and brainwashed in a rural house isn't normal and the guy would be convicted, with a single radio hit to the face or not. And then the "girls night" drinking was such a crock. They have NEVER been that close. Olivia has NEVER been that outgoing towards Rollins and it was just unbelievable, it wasn't natural, it was a crap set up for her to say she was leaving. It was so bad. It was a bad episode all the way around. And the way she turned around at her talking about leaving THAT is how she acts towards Rollins. Always disappointed and disapproving. Even when it benefits Rollins. (Don't know how you get offered a professor job out of being a detective but whatever, it's better for her not to be working a dangerous jobs with two kids and a new husband)
Review of And a Trauma in a Pear Tree
