See, it's amazing how people can watch the same things and get completely different things from them.
the wounded-puppy look on his face when he asks Jack if he's going back to the Doctor and the lead-up to the TTLM kiss, which is completely, "please don't leave me,"
For me that was "Are you planning on ditching us all again for the Doctor."
the stink-eye he was giving Martha when Jack was sparkling at her
I didn't notice any of that.
he didn't look very happy about Jack's goo-goo eyes at Gwen in Meat, either.
That looked more like a "Damn, this is getting a little intense" response.
Let's throw in his words during the Last Supper scene in Adam
Jack's asked them to remember things that define them. Ianto remembers meeting Lisa, loosing Lisa (which is as much about everything he lost at Canary Wharf as it is love), coming to Torchwood 3 and Jack. Jack's involvement was the catalyst to Ianto finally having to let go of the past (Lisa and the tragedy of Torchwood 1) and start living again. Of course he is a defining moment.
Just my impressions. I guess life would be quite boring if we all always saw thing the same way. :)
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Date: 2008-03-07 06:00 pm (UTC)the wounded-puppy look on his face when he asks Jack if he's going back to the Doctor and the lead-up to the TTLM kiss, which is completely, "please don't leave me,"
For me that was "Are you planning on ditching us all again for the Doctor."
the stink-eye he was giving Martha when Jack was sparkling at her
I didn't notice any of that.
he didn't look very happy about Jack's goo-goo eyes at Gwen in Meat, either.
That looked more like a "Damn, this is getting a little intense" response.
Let's throw in his words during the Last Supper scene in Adam
Jack's asked them to remember things that define them. Ianto remembers meeting Lisa, loosing Lisa (which is as much about everything he lost at Canary Wharf as it is love), coming to Torchwood 3 and Jack. Jack's involvement was the catalyst to Ianto finally having to let go of the past (Lisa and the tragedy of Torchwood 1) and start living again. Of course he is a defining moment.
Just my impressions. I guess life would be quite boring if we all always saw thing the same way. :)