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<blockquote data-quote="Daniel Avery" data-source="post: 247817" data-attributes="member: 27">I don&#039;t think the Jim/Hanna/David stuff was as deep as you would like it to be.&nbsp; David&#039;s sudden dislike of Jim&#039;s un-PC attitude is a plot device.&nbsp; TP has been laying groundwork to put Hanna and David in a storyline together, and David&#039;s sudden attack of conscience was another means of making it appear to Hanna that David isn&#039;t as big a jerk as she thinks he is.&nbsp; Granted, he isn&#039;t that much of a jerk but as far as she knows, he&#039;s just like his best-bud Jim.&nbsp; Whether this effort to draw them together is for positive reasons (he ends up falling for her, or at least becomes her friend) or just another scam (he wants to help Jim get his hooks into Katheryn&#039;s money) has yet to be determined.&nbsp; But it&#039;s not totally out of left field.In the previous season, Veronica was having an erotic dream of her and David in bed, and at an important moment David inexplicably blurted out to Veronica that he was in love with Hanna.&nbsp; Her WTF? reaction snapped her out of the dream (as well as the audience!).&nbsp; It was not very subtle (but when is TP subtle?) but indicated that the show wanted to go in that direction, and in several instances since, they&#039;ve had D&amp;H interact.&nbsp; It would be easy to think that David&#039;s sudden interest in talking to Hanna has to do with Katheryn&#039;s fortune, but he was being nice to her (or at least civil) before she took Power of Attorney. My main concern from the beginning was that Veronica will not be pleased (to say the least) if she were to discover that her dream is prophetic.&nbsp; We&#039;ve seen what Veronica does to women she thinks are after David (Maggie, Erica) and frankly I&#039;m not in the mood for Veronica to add yet another target to her Santa&#039;s list of targets.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Daniel Avery, post: 247817, member: 27"] I don't think the Jim/Hanna/David stuff was as deep as you would like it to be. David's sudden dislike of Jim's un-PC attitude is a plot device. TP has been laying groundwork to put Hanna and David in a storyline together, and David's sudden attack of conscience was another means of making it appear to Hanna that David isn't as big a jerk as she thinks he is. Granted, he isn't[I] that much of a jerk[/I] but as far as she knows, he's just like his best-bud Jim. Whether this effort to draw them together is for positive reasons (he ends up falling for her, or at least becomes her friend) or just another scam (he wants to help Jim get his hooks into Katheryn's money) has yet to be determined. But it's not totally out of left field. In the previous season, Veronica was having an erotic dream of her and David in bed, and at an important moment David inexplicably blurted out to Veronica that he was in love with Hanna. Her WTF? reaction snapped her out of the dream (as well as the audience!). It was not very subtle (but when is TP subtle?) but indicated that the show wanted to go in that direction, and in several instances since, they've had D&H interact. It would be easy to think that David's sudden interest in talking to Hanna has to do with Katheryn's fortune, but he was being nice to her (or at least civil) before she took Power of Attorney. My main concern from the beginning was that Veronica will not be pleased (to say the least) if she were to discover that her dream is prophetic. We've seen what Veronica does to women she thinks are after David (Maggie, Erica) and frankly I'm not in the mood for Veronica to add yet another target to her Santa's list of targets. [/QUOTE]

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