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* Shawn and his GirlOfTheWeek (the maid of honor at a wedding) in the third episode hit it off well, and he seems genuinely sad about exposing her as the killer. Her brother, best friend, and father are all also hurt by his revelations and how the crime was motivated by her being passed over for possession of a family heirloom that her father casually gave to her sister-in-law instead of her.
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* In "Weekend Warriors", Shawn and his GirlOfTheWeek, Sally have some great chemistry, leading to [[spoiler:Shawn looking absolutely crushed when he realizes that she is guilty of helping the killer with insurance fraud and he has to turn her in. And, while less affecting, it's also kind of sad to see Sally's reaction when Shawn reveals that her friend and coconspirator tried to kill her to keep all of the money for himself.]]
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* The killer in ''Right Turn or Left for Dead'' is quite AxCrazy, but inspires a lot of pity as she puts flowers by the road where her mother died decades ago (leaving her to be raised by a horribly abusive stepfather). She talks about how she blames herself for her real father leaving them and for her mother dying while trying to raise money to finance a new life for them.
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* In Earth, Wind and Wait for It, Army Johnson’s breakdown near the end. His revenge spree and desire to cover up those crimes cost him the love of his friend who tried to put out one of those arsons. Realizing that he was far gone, even willing to kill his own arson investigator along Shawn and Gus, he could only tearfully reply he couldn’t live with the guilt anymore and tried to immolate himself. Fortunately Shawn and Gus saved his life.
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* In Earth, Wind and Wait for It, Army Johnson’s breakdown near the end. His revenge spree and desire to cover up those crimes cost him the love life of his friend who tried to put out one of those arsons. Realizing that he was far gone, even willing to kill his own arson investigator along Shawn and Gus, he could only tearfully reply he couldn’t live with the guilt anymore and tried to immolate himself. Fortunately Shawn and Gus saved his life.
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* In Earth, Wind and Wait for It, Army Johnson’s breakdown near the end. His revenge spree and desire to cover up those crimes cost him the love of his friend who tried to put out one of those arsons. Realizing that he was far gone, even willing to kill his own arson investigator along Shawn and Gus, he could only tearfully reply he couldn’t live with the guilt anymore and tried to immolate himself. Fortunately Shawn and Gus saved his life.
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* The fate of Leo in No Trout About It. Like many victims in the show he a small time everyman who happened to be in the wrong place in the wrong time. Unlike most victims in the series, he actually got to be a character for the first half ot he episode, poisoned and direly aware of his impending death, imploring Shawn and Gus to solve his own murder. He's funny and personable, if pathetic, and the last time Shawn and Gus see him alive it actually turns Shawn serious when he imparts his last wish.
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* The fate of Leo in No Trout About It. Like many victims in the show he a small time everyman who happened to be in the wrong place in the wrong time. Unlike most victims in the series, he actually got to be a character for the first half ot he episode, poisoned and direly aware of his impending death, imploring Shawn and Gus to solve his own murder. He's funny and personable, if pathetic, and the last time Shawn and Gus see him alive it actually turns Shawn serious when he imparts his last wish.
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** Lassiter's body has betrayed him. That speech is coming from Omundson as much as from Lassiter.
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-->'''Lassiter:''' What if I don't get better? How am I supposed to teach Lilly with one working hand?
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** Henry gives Shawn one of his typical rants, but it hits Shawn especially hard because he thinks Juliet is pregnant.
** Henry gives Shawn one of his typical rants, but it hits Shawn especially hard because he thinks Juliet is pregnant.
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* Lassiter has to confront the possibility that his beloved career is coming to an end due to his stroke and he doesn't know what to do if he's no longer a cop.
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* Lassiter has to confront the possibility that his beloved career is coming to an end due to his stroke and he doesn't know what to do if he's no longer a cop.
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* You can ''see'' Lassiter's heart break when he puts the handcuffs on Marlowe.
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** Then, in a later scene, Henry is clearly upset and later furious to think that Shawn is unwittingly taking advantage of his friend and former captain who is trapped in early onset Alzheimer's.
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* In ''Forget Me Not'', everyone is clearly upset to see Captain Connors's failing mind. He has a pair of glasses on his forehead and puts on another pair, pulls scraps of paper from his pockets and struggles to remember what they're for.
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** Then Henry walks in and we, and Shawn, finally see that Henry, the single father who did his best to raise his son after his wife left them, has been desperately carrying a torch for her the whole time.
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* In ''Shawn vs. The Red Phantom'', we never really get to meet the victim who sparked the case, but we do get a brief shot of him when the three victims are rescued. They're all scared, but he's a teenager, he was the first one kidnapped, and his face is covered in tears.
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* In ''Shawn vs. The Red Phantom'', we never really get to meet the victim who sparked the case, but we do get a brief shot of him when the three victims are rescued. They're all scared, but he's a teenager, he was the first one kidnapped, and his face is covered in tears.
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* Lassiter has to confront the possibility that his beloved career is coming to an end due to his stroke and he doesn't know what to do if he's no longer a cop.
* Vick has to contend with the strain her career has placed on her family, illustrated when she's shown camping alone because her husband and daughter decided to head back home after growing tired of waiting for her at the campsite.
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**[[spoiler: It wasn't just retired... the Blueberry was T-boned and completely smashed apart by the weekly villains' much bigger truck. Combined with Gus quitting his day job - which provided it as a company car - and it becomes clear that the Blueberry isn't coming back.]]
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* In "The Polarizing Express", a VigilanteMan is spending his Christmas obsessed with his {{Revenge}} plan against the BigBad for destroying the former's business, killing his fiancee, and ruining his life. [[spoiler:Thankfully, Shawn manages to give him legal justice for Christmas by rallying ''an entire community'' to testify against the crime lord and put him away for good (which also counts as a SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome and a SugarWiki/{{Heartwarming Moment|s}}).]]
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* In "The Polarizing Express", a VigilanteMan is spending his Christmas obsessed with his {{Revenge}} plan against the BigBad VillainOfTheWeek for destroying the former's business, killing his fiancee, fiancée, and ruining his life. [[spoiler:Thankfully, Shawn manages to give him legal justice for Christmas by rallying ''an entire community'' to testify against the crime lord and put him away for good (which also counts as a SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome and a SugarWiki/{{Heartwarming Moment|s}}).]]
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* After Lassiter is suspended from the SBPD for being a suspect in a murder, he falls into a depression, which is exacerbated when he sees Jules with a new partner.
