I have no problem sympathizing with a copy who tortures a
pedophile, locks two drug dealers in a box until only one
comes out, dives into a pool of sewage to save a baby, etc.
It's hard to see who the good guys are in The Shield. The
Captain is presented as the obvious hero and he's just as
corrupt working towards a political career not for justice.
Dutch is too stupid and arrogant. The two female cops and the
gay rookie are the only ones with any integrity, however, the
rookie's training officer doesn't want to see that bad enough
to do anything while the lady detective appears to be good
... whether she is or isn't remains to be seen. I don't
really find any criminal sympathetic regardless of what
they've done otherwise. But Vic is a lot more sympathetic
than Tony Soprano in comparison.
-- Anthony Dauer Alexandria, Virginia
2nd Annual Country Noir Issue ...
http://www.adau.net/judas_ezine/
... submit by 4 May 2002
-----Original Message----- From: Bludis Jack Sent: Friday, April 26, 2002 8:38 AM
It's hard to sympathize with cops who: kill other cops and try to stash drugs to "seed" their crime fighting.
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