A old friend came for a motion to freeze himself. “You go through life but you never tell people how much you care about them.” The motion is denied and the man is going to Arizona to die alone. Suddenly I felt lonely in my deep heart. Yes, in some way we all want to go way back, and miss those we lost unwillingly.
S1E17
Alan came to Texas with Chelina for a guy facing death penalty. I felt some kind of right for death penalty before that I believe someone who did too much crime should die. However I believe that no civilized society should have death penalty for any reason. We can't kill a man if there is only 1% possibility of him to be innocent. I begin to like Alan Shore since this episode too. I like the passion he showed in the high court. Yes, sometime I get tired of the law, I think right and wrong make no different. But it really makes difference. Every case is different and a incapable lawyer is a killer. Maybe I feel out of hope is because still, I am not good enough. Some day, I will have the power and strength to do what is right.
S3E1
We all have the right of our bodies on the constitutional law basis? Some one pays money for lungs some one spend time with dolls. What are they doing? Alan asked Crane did him ever feel lonely. Their answers are both no. But I guess they do. Most of us do, now or then. The fear of objections, of being left alone, of death all make our feel lonely and dying for a loving, tenderness touching. Yes, it is not totally about sex but being cared of .
S3E2
Two new come from New York to Boston. One guy looks funny like the man on the moon the girl a lot like the previous one who I don't know where is her going. A big black man likes to wear disguise to be a funny black woman and Crane is dating dwarf. A judge is killed and the clerk who had an affair with her is arrested. Disguise, Dwarf and affairs, how tolerant is this word can be. Or, are we too shy or too afraid to live on this world so we dress up and live through our characters?
S3E3
I don't like this episode very much. Maybe it is because I didn't find a clear theme in it. Crane have an interest in the midget girl (I think it is the same girl I saw in the CSI, the American society can be much more tolerant to different persons, for example, a little man in such size can lead a normal life and be a lawyer is really hard to imagine in China), Shirley's old friend came to sought help to get divorce and Alan fall for Shirley. I don't like such a chaos and I prefer they treat love more seriously.
S3E4
Alan try to persuade Denny that their special relationship is built on trust and share, but Denny told him except for Shirley. As a result they have a wrestle. It is kind of fun to watch two fat men have a wrestle. They won the cannibal match and also the woman who died in India for heart surgery. How can a society turn people to eat another person. Maybe that also American.
S3E5
The big of the murder of the judge is still going on and turns out to be more and more complicated. The law clerk, the flower man and the husband who kill her? A new big discover is that the boy have a feeling of his own mother. In another case of Alan's, he won for the religious freedom for the shay guy with doll .
Not an interest episode. There must be some day there are still so many things going on but we are not at the front. When we are old and left behind. What else do we got?
S3E6
The big case finally came to an end. The mother probably killed the judge and she kissed the son after. I somehow can't accept this. Coho is just like the lawyers in the movie The big lier and the kind of lawyers I don't like quite much.
I am blue today and I don't like law tonight.
S3E7
They find Dan's head in a haunt house, then it turns more funny than grieve. Denny found out Bethany could be his daughter. Alan found his assistant is leaving him. The little peepy sued Coho and when the motion is dismissed, he killed the judge . The man with the doll came up again, this time he was sued to perjury because he is against death penalty and he said he is not in the selection of jury in the federal count. In Alan's closing he named the countries still kill people, as China, Hindu, Pakistan and so on, and asked, is the team we want to company. Although personally
I am against death penalty too, this comment make me feel angry.
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