Question B

[Jonetta]

When Elena Ortiz is murdered, her case is linked to an unsolved Thomas worked a year ago, which ultimately led the team to Catherine Cordell. Rizzoli believed she was deliberately hiding something. Did you?

[Tracey]

No I didn't think she was. I think she honestly couldn't remember too much of what happened in Savannah and also why she was the centre of the attacks.

[Jonetta]

I never thought she was. All I saw was a deeply traumatized woman who put herself back together again pretty much by herself as her family didn’t seem to be helpful. I felt like Rizzoli resented her because of her beauty and chose to see the worst.

[Lauren]

Yes, there was a great deal of resentment on Jane's part mostly because of Thomas's interest in Catherine. I think Jane was seeing her mentor as a man for the first time.

[Jonetta]

As opposed to an idealized detective?

[Lauren]

Jonetta wrote: "As opposed to an idealized detective?"
Exactly!

[Jonetta]

I can see that.