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* WhatAnIdiot: The reporter who flirts with Olivia. Somehow, he thought role-playing as a rapist would be a turn-on. While you could argue Olivia wasn't very bright either to get personal with a reporter who's following an open case, it's still understandable she's immediately disgusted and kicks him out.
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* WhatAnIdiot: The reporter who flirts with Olivia. Somehow, he thought role-playing as a rapist would be a turn-on. While you could argue Olivia wasn't very bright either to get personal with a reporter who's following an open case, it's still understandable she's immediately disgusted and kicks him out.
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* {{Squick}}: With SVU, squick is unavoidable. But in this particular episode, the creepiest would be the ending. The rapist claims he wanted to impregnate his last victim, that he envisioned a life with her (a completely random woman to him in the subway), and even as he's being taken away, he insists they'll be a family when he's released. The episode ends as Elliot comforts her. One can only hope the detectives were able to get him a sentence where he won't get before the child is 18.
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* {{Squick}}: With SVU, squick is unavoidable. But in this particular episode, the creepiest would be the ending. The rapist claims he wanted to impregnate his last victim, that he envisioned a life with her (a completely random woman to him in the subway), and even as he's being taken away, he insists they'll be a family when he's released. The episode ends as Elliot comforts her. One can only hope the detectives were able to get him a sentence where he won't get out before the child is 18.
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* Squick: With SVU, squick is unavoidable. But in this particular episode, the creepiest would be the ending. The rapist claims he wanted to impregnate his last victim, that he envisioned a life with her (a completely random woman to him in the subway), and even as he's being taken away, he insists they'll be a family when he's released. The episode ends as Elliot comforts her. One can only hope the detectives were able to get him a sentence where he won't get before the child is 18.
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* Squick: {{Squick}}: With SVU, squick is unavoidable. But in this particular episode, the creepiest would be the ending. The rapist claims he wanted to impregnate his last victim, that he envisioned a life with her (a completely random woman to him in the subway), and even as he's being taken away, he insists they'll be a family when he's released. The episode ends as Elliot comforts her. One can only hope the detectives were able to get him a sentence where he won't get before the child is 18.
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* Squick: With SVU, squick is unavoidable. But in this particular episode, the creepiest would be the ending. The rapist claims he wanted to impregnate his last victim, that he envisioned a life with her (a completely random woman to him in the subway), and even as he's being taken away, he insists they'll be a family when he's released. The episode ends as Elliot comforts her. One can only hope the detectives were able to get him a sentence where he won't get before the child is 18.
*TheWoobie: All the victims, of course, but especially Sidra, the final victim. The rapist not only intentionally knocked her up, but she has the misfortune of hearing him proclaim they'll be a family when he gets out. One can only hope a judge won't let that happen.
*TheWoobie: All the victims, of course, but especially Sidra, the final victim. The rapist not only intentionally knocked her up, but she has the misfortune of hearing him proclaim they'll be a family when he gets out. One can only hope a judge won't let that happen.
