Because if he were such a super-hero it should be no problem for him to react in such a way Oh okay - I guess I wasn't thinking of him being mentally and psychologically a super-hero, just with the physical bravery and so on.
I just don't think that he would walk away Oh, but I don't think he's walking away from the bomb scene, or what needs to be done - Gabe is actually trying to help he victims too, so it's more that Gabe's in the middle of things rather than that Doyle is leaving. And since he and Bodie have worked out who set the bombs, stopped the second bomb from detonating, and perhaps don't have as much of a role now as the medics and ambulance drivers (maybe until Cowley gets there to give them their orders etc.), then helping with the victims is surely acceptable - especially when it's his adolescent ex-lover who's just turned up doing the same... *g*
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Date: 2019-04-27 09:29 pm (UTC)Oh okay - I guess I wasn't thinking of him being mentally and psychologically a super-hero, just with the physical bravery and so on.
I just don't think that he would walk away
Oh, but I don't think he's walking away from the bomb scene, or what needs to be done - Gabe is actually trying to help he victims too, so it's more that Gabe's in the middle of things rather than that Doyle is leaving. And since he and Bodie have worked out who set the bombs, stopped the second bomb from detonating, and perhaps don't have as much of a role now as the medics and ambulance drivers (maybe until Cowley gets there to give them their orders etc.), then helping with the victims is surely acceptable - especially when it's his adolescent ex-lover who's just turned up doing the same... *g*