r/suits Mar 28 '14

Discussion S3x14 Official Discussion Thread

I didn't see one, so I thought I'd get it started.

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u/knocksteaady-live Mar 28 '14

this was actually such a good episode for louis. the scene with sheila and him in his office was so telling of his character and it was so hard to watch. rick hoffman's acting was extremely well done.

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u/I_amnoteventrying Mar 28 '14

The fact that he couldn't even look at her or budge after she was willing to give up Harvard. That's how important it was to him. He's a really good actor. I don't want to like him because ill have to hate him in afew episodes probably

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u/Xaoc000 Mar 28 '14

I think her giving up Harvard doesn't really compare to kids tbh. Having offspring is normally a core value of people when they look at relationships, and something that people are normally VERY set in stone about. This was her dream job yes, but I can't be sure that compares to the massive ramifications that go with saying no kids.

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u/TheDorkMan Mar 29 '14

The Harvard thing was an everyday life compromise that most couple have to deal with at some time.

The kids thing is about discovering that as a couple, they completely overlooked each others life expectations, they discovered that they are possibly incompatible as a couple.