Question #13

[Jonetta]

13. Sylvia stated that Harry had a certain kind of nobility about him. Does he? If so, what is it? If not, what's missing?

[Jonetta]

I think he does. He's old school in his desire for justice and though he'll often take risks and cut corners, his heart is in the right place. It's never about Harry...it's about serving the victim. And there is something noble about that and lots of other things he does. He's got a definite sense of right and wrong, even when skirting ethical edges.

[Lauren]

I agree with all your points, Jonetta. He does have an old school sense of right and wrong. He cares about the victims and getting justice for them.

[Jonetta]

Glad to see I'm not alone here:)

[Charlene]

I'm with you, too. I have come to like Harry a lot because of his quest for truth and justice, not that he's Superman.
He showed that his ability to detach at the scene of the murder was not as objectified as he thought when he allowed himself to really look at the murdered attorney. He still saw the victims as people before he had to detach in order to be objective about solving the crime.

[Jim]

Harry's noble, for sure.
Everybody counts or nobody counts.

[Jonetta]

And that’s carried through on the TV series, too.