After more than ten years, I went back to the first season, and I discovered that many cases are still in my mind, and many details can be recalled! After more than ten years of "experience", I turned around and found some suspected bugs, but also found that the characterization of each CSI main member in this drama is so deep and so true that I want to write about myself Feelings.
Soul man: Grissom. Generally speaking, he is an academic man with a good reputation in his field; he is good at observing and thinking, and he will be immersed in the personal world. He is introverted, but not deep. In the first season, when he was not so "both physically and mentally exhausted", he could often see his sly gaze; in the first season, his status changed from a member to a team leader, from You only need to pay attention to your own work, to take into account the team, but also to deal with the role of external relations. Grissom led the team to be successful, professional, frank, and knowledgeable. He took the lead to become a role model and spiritual leader of the team, which made the already high-quality team more united. It’s just that Grissom deliberately built a wall between his personal world and his work. He treats people kindly, doesn’t have a bad temper, and doesn’t put on leadership, but the players still can’t get close to him...
Katherine. The dancer is born, has rich social experience, and is very good at dealing with people, which just makes up for Grissom's shortcomings. In many cases, she is responsible for telling the victim's relatives of the unfavorable results. Personal marriage failed, and there was a bastard husband who could only speak witty words; later, the architect boyfriend also looked a little arrogant and impolite, and felt that she was a bit "stronger" in her personality. Katherine especially sympathizes with the weak in the marriage, so out of sympathy, she told the betrayed husband of the unconfirmed case progress, which caused the husband to shoot and kill the wife's lover. In addition, because of her daughter, she is particularly sensitive and angry about crimes involving children, and she often has a lot of personal feelings in it.
Sahra. Joining the team as an “independent investigator”, she has a strong personality, full of justice, hatred and hatred, and being able to uphold justice for the victims is really a major driving force for her to engage in this job, so she almost spends her personal time All contributed to the work! But I think Sahra is always lonely and longing to be loved. She is very concerned about the weak and lonely victims, such as the wife who was shot by a trash domestic violence man, the woman who was thrown away in the wild after being raped and shot, and even the chimpanzee who was skinned and abandoned. She cared about whether they had relatives and whether they were accompanied. It also brings some personal emotions into it, and Grissom warns that he is too immersed in the case.
Warrick. I think he is the most "utilitarian" in the team, and will best balance the pros and cons. In the first episode, he leapfrogged to find a judge because he knew his personal relationship with the judge and could get a search warrant, not rashly looking for a judge he didn't know. In another episode, everyone was investigating the murder of a famous dancing girl. He was temporarily selected by Grissom to investigate a shooting in an elevator. He was obviously unhappy and asked why he could not be involved in this high-profile case. The setting of this case is also very interesting. It happened in the casinos where he lingered and the professional gunman had no evidence. This was also a rare unsolved case in the first season; there were some personal thoughts and feelings in the process, and he said "I'" at the end. ll not disappoint you", probably represents his evolution and upgrade. His handling of cases is basically free of personal emotions, and his business ability is very online! If there is no problem of dereliction of duty at the beginning, he may be promoted very quickly. But in any case, he had a lot of self-reflection in the later stage, quit gambling and handled the case seriously, hoping to live up to the trust of the team. In the end, he did get the trust of Grissom and took him to ride a roller coaster.
Nick. An innocent person like Xiaolu, the warmest man in the team with the most junior qualifications, the least experience, and a good temper, and he can be regarded as the face value of the whole show! He always worked steadily and step by step, so he was quite satisfactory in handling the case throughout the season, and he would not have very much speculation about the deduction of the case unless evidence proved. In the later period, he wanted to handle the case independently. Grissom disagreed. He asked him what the cow was drinking. He got the wrong answer and ran over to ask Katherine. He probably thought that others would answer the wrong question too. This kind of little action is very cute. Because of his innocence and kindness, he would have feelings for the prostitute who was bullied and wanted to be motivated, and he burst into tears when he was pointed at by a gun for the first time. These reactions were untrue to other people, but natural to him. He later said that hoping to get Grissom's approval was a big motivation for his work, like a child, always hoping to get praise from people he admired. In the second season, he arranged a stage where he was sexually assaulted by a nanny when he was a child. I think it is unnecessary. It's good to let him keep an ordinary background and grow up slowly.
Looking back after writing, this drama actually explained the life experience, background, and personality of each character in the first episode of the first season. After that, it was basically pure case handling, which indirectly strengthened the characterization of the main members' personalities. This is really clever!
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