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** Havers asks a suspect to relinquish his gun for forensic examination. The suspect starts to hand the gun over to her, but Lynley steps forward and takes it instead. He glances concernedly at the visibly uncomfortable Havers, who is still suffering from the emotional effects of [[spoiler:being shot at the end of the previous episode]].
**When Paula Marshall notices that Lynley is distressed about something, she asks him if he had spoken to Helen (after Lynley tells her about [[spoiler:his and Helen's separation]] earlier in the episode). He replies that he's just worried about Havers.
**When Paula Marshall notices that Lynley is distressed about something, she asks him if he had spoken to Helen (after Lynley tells her about [[spoiler:his and Helen's separation]] earlier in the episode). He replies that he's just worried about Havers.
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** This is also an episode in which Lynley and Havers don't really have any conflicts or arguments with each other. Lynley spends the episode being concerned about Havers and complimenting her work on her first case back after [[spoiler:she's shot]], which is a nice change after the incredibly angst-ridden previous episode.
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** Lynley has earlier damaged his friendship with his best friend, a teacher at the school, after having to officially ask him on the record about his sexual orientation, forcing [[StraightGay his friend]] to come out of the closet. From that time on, his friend has been addressing him coldly as Inspector. Their last scene together:
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** Lynley has earlier damaged his friendship with his best friend, a teacher at the school, after having to officially ask him on the record about his sexual orientation, forcing [[StraightGay his friend]] to come out of the closet. From that time on, his friend has been addressing him coldly as Inspector."Inspector". Their last scene together:
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** Havers soothing Lynley when he's beating himself up over [[spoiler: Helen's miscarriage]]:
---> '''Havers''': You weren't sure up to it? Worried about how your life might change? I mean, I'm no expert, but everyone has those doubts. But this...this is not your fault.
---> '''Havers''': You weren't sure up to it? Worried about how your life might change? I mean, I'm no expert, but everyone has those doubts. But this...this is not your fault.
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** Havers soothing Lynley when he's beating himself up over [[spoiler: Helen's the attack on Helen and her consequent miscarriage]]:
---> '''Havers''': You weren't sure that you were up to it? Worried about how your life might change? I mean, I'm no expert, but everyone has those doubts. But this...this is not your fault.
---> '''Havers''': You weren't sure that you were up to it? Worried about how your life might change? I mean, I'm no expert, but everyone has those doubts. But this...this is not your fault.
