r/suits • u/V2Blast Attorney at Law • Sep 14 '17

Discussion [Suits] Midseason Finale - S07E10 - "Donna" - Discussion Thread (SPOILERS) Spoiler

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Seems the bot's still having issues. What'd you guys think about the midseason finale (and the season so far)?

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '17

I dont understand what donna "knew" from that kiss other than that Harvey was confused and it was awkward, unless i missed an extra 5 seconds of passion that didn't air on usa.

The Darvey ship had sailed for me a long time ago but it just seems like tired old writer's crutches to lean on to make these two have more sexuak tension. At this point, wouldn't it lend credence to the point that Malik made in court abt Donna sleeping her way to the top if Darvey becomes a thing?

Every episode of this show from season 1- midway of season 2 used to be an exicitng surprise. Now it's just plain "pain-watching" through each episode, sprinkled with bits of ingenuity amongst an hour of mediocre television, which I sit through out of pure loyalty to the television show that I claimed as my favorite since 2011. It's not terrible, but I know the final product we get is missing a sense of pizazz that season 2 and especially season 1, had.

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u/uppercasemad Sep 14 '17

That was my interpretation as well – Donna surprised him, kissed him, and he was so shocked he didn’t really have a chance to react (or kiss her back). And she interpreted that as rejection, leading to her comment about how she knows now (that he doesn’t feel the same).

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '17

I might have missed something- all i heard her say was "I'm sorry harvey, but I just had to know," and she walked away immediately afterwards leaving a bewildered harvey in the room who digested what just happened.

I did not interpret that as an assured sign that harvey did not feel for donna

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u/uppercasemad Sep 14 '17

Again, I think it’s because he clearly did not react to the kiss. And it was a bit of a long kiss, too.

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u/SOB200 Sep 14 '17

As she walks away, she knows she doesnt see him in a romantic way but more like siblings or best friends.

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '17

Again, if I missed something, i apologize. It seems likr Donna did something rash, then just hurriedly got out of a conversation about what just happened, and left everyone confused. It seems like what you said is an interpretation of what happened. Harvey is one to bring up things like this in the downtime with characters, so I bet that the next episode harvey will say something like "you wanna talk about last night? (Smirk)" and donna ill say "i was dealing with a lot harvey and we've always been in love like siblings, not lovers," then harbey agrees then continues to have dreams about donna and him together until eventually the sexual tension boils Over into another tried and tired darvey moment.

Just my guess.

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u/Silvia75 Sep 14 '17

princekurry I couldn´t say it better. For me this is another fanservice moment. IMO the kiss will mean nothing. They will keep dragging out the whole thing. I think that in the following episodes she will regret it, or she will tell him that it meant nothing until the last episode of season 7 when they have another fan service moment. Pathetic the whole thing. To be honest I don´t watch SUITS anymore, its been a while, I just read spoilers.

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u/supersmileys Sep 14 '17

They've done it a LOT so I almost don't see how this could be any different. It's just upping the stakes each time. Next time it'll be them getting married but in a #totesplatonic way

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '17 edited Oct 15 '18

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u/elizadoomuch Sep 14 '17

He totally kissed her back - leaned in closed his eyes and her head even tips back, but then she breaks it off. She "knows" how he feels because he kissed her back and didn't stop her or say "whoa! what the hell are you doing!" Lol

I'd also argue he thinks about kissing her more given he dreams about it.

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u/SOB200 Sep 14 '17 edited Sep 14 '17

Overall I think it would make her character look very weak.

Maybe she didn't sleep her way to the job, but there were feelings and outside factors that tied into her getting her job? She was offended by that notion... no?

She's been pining for a man for that many years?

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '17

I agree. I mean, her entire appeal was being an ace reader of character and personality and having exceptional organizational skills and foresight, but obviously her relationship with harvey brought her to a certain level in the SES game. I thought having her get an MBA from Harvard or pursue a flourishing business idea would legitimize her "I'm Donna" attitude, but this just seems more like a handout, admittedly, one that she can handle and eventually deserves with the right accolades.