Sarah was going to go with Chuck, but it was great for her to know that Chuck had not changed and was still an innocent...and as we learn later could be the ‘home’ she was always missing from her childhood and what she desired still.
In teh prior scene, Sarah REJECTED Chuck! It’s done so lovingly everyone missed it. Background: Sarah believes that Chuck has changed. The man that she fell in love with is gone now that he is a spy. She told Chuck she did not believe him about not killing the mole and Chuck can’t supply a straight answer to what happened. Chuck learned to lie while becoming a spy, Sarah no longer has faith in Chuck’s words. Chuck just had his hero moment demonstrating that he is a far better spy than Shaw. Shaw sacrifices people for the mission, Chuck saves people and finds a way to complete the mission. It’s important to know that Shaw is the booby prize for Sarah not being with Chuck. The issue for Sarah is Chuck; not Shaw. • The scene opened with Beckman saying to have a safe flight to DC • Sarah looks to the Right - Yes • Sarah turns and faces Chuck and smiles - Shows respect and gratitude • Chuck says “Shaw would have done the same for me.” • Sarah’s eyes says “no that’s not true” - in 3×9 Shaw wanted to sacrifice Chuck • The music starts • Chuck says “I love you” • Sarah responds lovingly • Sarah says “You don’t have to” i.e. You don’t have to do this Chuck, I know what you are going to say” • Chuck pleads his case • Sarah says “I have commitments” • Chuck continues to plead his case • Sarah responds lovingly • Chuck says “Don’t answer now” • Sarah answers with her eyes - No • They kiss - She did not kiss him back because of the commitment (start over in DC) she made to Shaw to leave her baggage (Chuck) behind • For Sarah the kiss was a goodbye • The music leaves with Chuck - The music was for Chuck only • Sarah looks to the Right - Nothing has changed - She is still going to DC Sarah loves Chuck but she can’t accept a version of him that lost his innocence. Sarah also feels immense guilt for helping to make Chuck a spy. You might ask why is Shaw acceptable and Chuck is not. The psychology is too deep to go into here. But put simply, it’s because Sarah has no plans to share her heart with Shaw. She is retrograding into past relationship patterns; she is going back to being a pure spy without love , home, family , and friends.
Some nice thoughts but please consider. During the scene where Chuck tells Sarah that he loves here and asked here to go with him, also watch Sarah’s face. She actually nods when Chuck asks here to go. Also if you look at here right at the end, aster the kiss, watch her face as she parses her lips and looks upward. Finally in the next scene, in Sarah’s apartment when Casey comes to tell her that Chuck did not shoot the mole. Watch the camera when the scene starts. It shows the picture of Chuck and Sarah on her nightstand. The camera intentionally scans so you can see this. More on this, but hopefully this is enough to show you that she had already decided to go it’s Chuck before Casey told her Chuck did not kill the model.
@@spencerbrown5063 In Chuck 4×9, Sarah says she does not like herself without Chuck. The story for Sarah starts and ends with Sarah not accepting Chuck if he changes (loses his humanity). Sarah talks to Chuck and Shaw about this fear as well during the whole arc. Sarah is not a good person. She is a ruthless killer. She manipulates people for a living. She lived a hard and fast life knowing that death was a real possibility. That is why loveless sex with other people was not a big deal; it was just part of the job. She has no hope for home, family, and friends. Her likely fate was a bullet to the head. Sarah became a better person during season 1 and 2 when she was around Chuck. She dreamed of a home, family, and friends. She changed. Chuck was carrying her baggage. He accepted her for who she was and was enabling who she could become. Sarah needs Chuck’s humanity to be a better person. This is her deepest inner desire, it makes up her dreams. In Sarah’s eyes, Chuck surrendered his humanity to become a spy. Her dream of being a better person died with it. Sarah won’t take Chuck at his word about what happened because spy’s lie and Chuck is not willing to put the whole truth on the table. He has never held back the truth from her before; especially about something this important. That kiss was her letting go of Chuck (Her baggage). He was asking her to run away with him and she did NOT kiss him back. It’s crystal clear … “NO Chuck, I will not run away with you and you know why.” The picture on the nightstand mean she is still in love with Chuck. Her attitude is I’m moving on. Need more proof. Why invite Casey in and offer him a drink when you only have a few minutes to make to train station? Look at the time on the clock.
@@deanbaladridge6591 a lot o pep talk for nothing. She loves Chuck and decided to go with Chuck even if he killed the mole. When he said to go to Mexico and left all behind her face lightnened. He sacrifices his spy career to be with her. It's quite the reverse of episode 1 of season 3.
A little off on your timeline I think he officially became a shipper in 2x21 when he refuses to bring them back to Beckman remember he was gonna kill chuck in 2x01 in one of my favorite music scenes in the show
@@mikemckenzie3175 I disagree. Season 1 Chuck versus the marlin. 'We`re on it. Meaning I go find Lizzy, while you find Chuck" Not exact, but thats the tipoff.
@@richardmeade8706I would argue it was even earlier. At the end of episode 10, he gives Chuck shit about Sarah possibly leaving with Bryce ("Don't worry Chuck. We can always find you a new girl.") I always took this to be him telling Chuck to do something about it. But being Casey, he had to be a smart ass about it.
50/50 where's she's going but check out the bedside cabinet at the very start, a clue, a red herring or production mistake, seems strange to have a pic of Chuck on display if your dating another guy
She dated Shaw but she has always loved Chuck, that's why the picture was always there. Shaw knows that she loves Chuck. For me Sarah has only sexual attraction with Shaw, nothing more. She almost said it in their last stakeout when they were about to kiss. "It's different...than with you"
@@oviM3000 when she is mad or hurt by Chuck I noticed that we don't see the pic. After his red test for example. But we know that she loves him over anything.
In the prior kissing scene, Sarah REJECTS Chuck! It’s done so lovingly everyone missed it. That's the context for this scene. Background: Sarah believes that Chuck has changed. The man that she fell in love with is gone now that he is a spy. She told Chuck she did not believe him about not killing the mole and Chuck can’t supply a straight answer to what happened. Chuck learned to lie while becoming a spy, Sarah no longer has faith in Chuck’s words. Chuck just had his hero moment demonstrating that he is a far better spy than Shaw. Shaw sacrifices people for the mission, Chuck saves people and finds a way to complete the mission. It’s important to know that Shaw is the booby prize for Sarah not being with Chuck. The issue for Sarah is Chuck; not Shaw. • The scene opened with Beckman saying to have a safe flight to DC • Sarah looks to the Right - Yes • Sarah turns and faces Chuck and smiles - Shows respect and gratitude • Chuck says “Shaw would have done the same for me.” • Sarah’s eyes says “no that’s not true” - in 3×9 Shaw wanted to sacrifice Chuck • The music starts • Chuck says “I love you” • Sarah responds lovingly • Sarah says “You don’t have to” i.e. You don’t have to do this Chuck, I know what you are going to say” • Chuck pleads his case • Sarah says “I have commitments” • Chuck continues to plead his case • Sarah responds lovingly • Chuck says “Don’t answer now” • Sarah answers with her eyes - No • They kiss - She did not kiss him back because of the commitment (start over in DC) she made to Shaw to leave her baggage (Chuck) behind • For Sarah the kiss was a goodbye • The music leaves with Chuck - The music was for Chuck only • Sarah looks to the Right - Nothing has changed - She is still going to DC Sarah loves Chuck but she can’t accept a version of him that lost his innocence. Sarah also feels immense guilt for helping to make Chuck a spy. You might ask why is Shaw acceptable and Chuck is not. The psychology is too deep to go into here. But put simply, it’s because Sarah has no plans to share her heart with Shaw. She is retrograding into past relationship patterns; she is going back to being a pure spy without love , home, family , and friends
I agree with you too!!! Before Casey arrived, she was going to meet Shaw and not Chuck. The clue is the Sarah's gun. Before Casey arrived, her gun was in her suitcase, because she needs the gun for her work as a spy, meaning Sarah was going to meet with Shaw. After Casey tell her it was him who killed the mold, she realize Chuck is still the same and put her gun in the bed, because now she don't need it, because she's going to run away with Chuck and in that situation, she doesn't need the gun, because she will no longer be a spy.
Always wondered about this. "If you came to plead his case, then that's really not necessary." -this always tripped me up. Thanks for the clarification. I love how much this show is imbued with non-verbal story-telling.
Sorry but Sarah was heading to Union Station to go with Chuck. Everything in the Castle (when Chuck told her that he loves her), at the appartment suggest that (the photo of them in the nightstand). And more the song! If she was going to DC, she will not go with her duffel bag, but with suitcases. Because in that case she was leaving Burbank.
She was packing for Washington. She thought Chuck was no different than Bryce or Cole or Shaw. After the news, she re-did her hair and left her gun behind to go with Chuck.
She was out the door. She struggles w/her feelings and Chuck made her feel whole. When she thought he killed the mole she thought deep down he wasn’t “her” Chuck anymore and gave up on him and love. Can’t say that I appreciated her wanting to jump ship so easily and that series of episodes really tested my liking of her but Casey saved the day as he always has.
Chuck of course. When you watch the beginning of the video, you can see a photo of her with Chuck together. It's a clue, she loves Chuck even she was with Shaw. At that time she was going to meet Chuck. Casey's words only Confort her in her decision to go to the train station.
In Chuck 4×9, Sarah says she does not like herself without Chuck. The story for Sarah starts and ends with Sarah not accepting Chuck if he changes (loses his humanity). Sarah talks to Chuck and Shaw about this fear as well during the whole arc. Sarah is not a good person. She is a ruthless killer. She manipulates people for a living. She lived a hard and fast life knowing that death was a real possibility. That is why loveless sex with other people was not a big deal; it was just part of the job. She has no hope for home, family, and friends. Her likely fate was a bullet to the head. Sarah became a better person during season 1 and 2 when she was around Chuck. She dreamed of a home, family, and friends. She changed. Chuck was carrying her baggage. He accepted her for who she was and was enabling who she could become. Sarah needs Chuck’s humanity to be a better person. This is her deepest inner desire, it makes up her dreams. In Sarah’s eyes, Chuck surrendered his humanity to become a spy. Her dream of being a better person died with it. Sarah won’t take Chuck at his word about what happened because spy’s lie and Chuck is not willing to put the whole truth on the table. He has never held back the truth from her before especially about something this important. That kiss was her letting go of Chuck (Her baggage). He was asking her to run away with him and she did NOT kiss him back. It’s crystal clear … “NO Chuck, I will not run away with you and you know why.” The picture on the nightstand means she is still in love with Chuck. Her attitude is, I’m moving on. Need more proof? Why invite Casey in and offer him a drink when you only have a few minutes to make to train station? Look at the time on the clock.
I love her face when Casey tells her that Chuck is the same guy and not a killer.
Casey: a Charah shipper! XD Well, like me.
"I did"
And then come the guitar strum. Perfect!
Great great Casey. Best scene in the serie.
Sarah was going to go with Chuck, but it was great for her to know that Chuck had not changed and was still an innocent...and as we learn later could be the ‘home’ she was always missing from her childhood and what she desired still.
In teh prior scene, Sarah REJECTED Chuck! It’s done so lovingly everyone missed it.
Background: Sarah believes that Chuck has changed. The man that she fell in love with is gone now that he is a spy. She told Chuck she did not believe him about not killing the mole and Chuck can’t supply a straight answer to what happened. Chuck learned to lie while becoming a spy, Sarah no longer has faith in Chuck’s words.
Chuck just had his hero moment demonstrating that he is a far better spy than Shaw. Shaw sacrifices people for the mission, Chuck saves people and finds a way to complete the mission.
It’s important to know that Shaw is the booby prize for Sarah not being with Chuck. The issue for Sarah is Chuck; not Shaw.
• The scene opened with Beckman saying to have a safe flight to DC
• Sarah looks to the Right - Yes
• Sarah turns and faces Chuck and smiles - Shows respect and gratitude
• Chuck says “Shaw would have done the same for me.”
• Sarah’s eyes says “no that’s not true” - in 3×9 Shaw wanted to sacrifice Chuck
• The music starts
• Chuck says “I love you”
• Sarah responds lovingly
• Sarah says “You don’t have to” i.e. You don’t have to do this Chuck, I know what you are going to say”
• Chuck pleads his case
• Sarah says “I have commitments”
• Chuck continues to plead his case
• Sarah responds lovingly
• Chuck says “Don’t answer now”
• Sarah answers with her eyes - No
• They kiss
- She did not kiss him back because of the commitment (start over in DC) she made to Shaw to leave her baggage (Chuck) behind
• For Sarah the kiss was a goodbye
• The music leaves with Chuck - The music was for Chuck only
• Sarah looks to the Right - Nothing has changed - She is still going to DC
Sarah loves Chuck but she can’t accept a version of him that lost his innocence. Sarah also feels immense guilt for helping to make Chuck a spy.
You might ask why is Shaw acceptable and Chuck is not. The psychology is too deep to go into here. But put simply, it’s because Sarah has no plans to share her heart with Shaw. She is retrograding into past relationship patterns; she is going back to being a pure spy without love , home, family , and friends.
Some nice thoughts but please consider. During the scene where Chuck tells Sarah that he loves here and asked here to go with him, also watch Sarah’s face. She actually nods when Chuck asks here to go. Also if you look at here right at the end, aster the kiss, watch her face as she parses her lips and looks upward. Finally in the next scene, in Sarah’s apartment when Casey comes to tell her that Chuck did not shoot the mole. Watch the camera when the scene starts. It shows the picture of Chuck and Sarah on her nightstand. The camera intentionally scans so you can see this. More on this, but hopefully this is enough to show you that she had already decided to go it’s Chuck before Casey told her Chuck did not kill the model.
@@spencerbrown5063
In Chuck 4×9, Sarah says she does not like herself without Chuck.
The story for Sarah starts and ends with Sarah not accepting Chuck if he changes (loses his humanity). Sarah talks to Chuck and Shaw about this fear as well during the whole arc.
Sarah is not a good person. She is a ruthless killer. She manipulates people for a living. She lived a hard and fast life knowing that death was a real possibility. That is why loveless sex with other people was not a big deal; it was just part of the job. She has no hope for home, family, and friends. Her likely fate was a bullet to the head.
Sarah became a better person during season 1 and 2 when she was around Chuck. She dreamed of a home, family, and friends. She changed. Chuck was carrying her baggage. He accepted her for who she was and was enabling who she could become. Sarah needs Chuck’s humanity to be a better person. This is her deepest inner desire, it makes up her dreams.
In Sarah’s eyes, Chuck surrendered his humanity to become a spy. Her dream of being a better person died with it. Sarah won’t take Chuck at his word about what happened because spy’s lie and Chuck is not willing to put the whole truth on the table. He has never held back the truth from her before; especially about something this important.
That kiss was her letting go of Chuck (Her baggage). He was asking her to run away with him and she did NOT kiss him back. It’s crystal clear … “NO Chuck, I will not run away with you and you know why.”
The picture on the nightstand mean she is still in love with Chuck. Her attitude is I’m moving on. Need more proof. Why invite Casey in and offer him a drink when you only have a few minutes to make to train station? Look at the time on the clock.
Agreed. She chose Chuck no matter what
@@deanbaladridge6591 a lot o pep talk for nothing.
She loves Chuck and decided to go with Chuck even if he killed the mole.
When he said to go to Mexico and left all behind her face lightnened. He sacrifices his spy career to be with her. It's quite the reverse of episode 1 of season 3.
Although the show was called Chuck and was about Chuck and Sarah John Casey was the best character in the show
Casey was for Sarah & Chuck by end of Season 1, secret shipper
A little off on your timeline I think he officially became a shipper in 2x21 when he refuses to bring them back to Beckman remember he was gonna kill chuck in 2x01 in one of my favorite music scenes in the show
@@mikemckenzie3175 I disagree. Season 1 Chuck versus the marlin. 'We`re on it. Meaning I go find Lizzy, while you find Chuck" Not exact, but thats the tipoff.
@@mikemckenzie3175 nah mate, it started way earlier
@@richardmeade8706I would argue it was even earlier. At the end of episode 10, he gives Chuck shit about Sarah possibly leaving with Bryce ("Don't worry Chuck. We can always find you a new girl.") I always took this to be him telling Chuck to do something about it. But being Casey, he had to be a smart ass about it.
SARAH WALKER AND CASEY IN CHUCK!! I love #SarahWalker lol
Hasn't Sarah learnt anything?? You never leave your gun, bad things always happen when she's unarmed!!
Roween she did it for chuck who hates guns I'm big time pro gun and will admit she did the right thing
Great song too
50/50 where's she's going but check out the bedside cabinet at the very start, a clue, a red herring or production mistake, seems strange to have a pic of Chuck on display if your dating another guy
not a mistake, it's a clue. in the end of Finale Exam the pic wasn't there
She dated Shaw but she has always loved Chuck, that's why the picture was always there. Shaw knows that she loves Chuck. For me Sarah has only sexual attraction with Shaw, nothing more. She almost said it in their last stakeout when they were about to kiss. "It's different...than with you"
@@PhlilipeAlves The pictures was not there on Three Words too, the scene with Carina
@@oviM3000 when she is mad or hurt by Chuck I noticed that we don't see the pic. After his red test for example.
But we know that she loves him over anything.
In the prior kissing scene, Sarah REJECTS Chuck! It’s done so lovingly everyone missed it. That's the context for this scene.
Background: Sarah believes that Chuck has changed. The man that she fell in love with is gone now that he is a spy. She told Chuck she did not believe him about not killing the mole and Chuck can’t supply a straight answer to what happened. Chuck learned to lie while becoming a spy, Sarah no longer has faith in Chuck’s words.
Chuck just had his hero moment demonstrating that he is a far better spy than Shaw. Shaw sacrifices people for the mission, Chuck saves people and finds a way to complete the mission.
It’s important to know that Shaw is the booby prize for Sarah not being with Chuck. The issue for Sarah is Chuck; not Shaw.
• The scene opened with Beckman saying to have a safe flight to DC
• Sarah looks to the Right - Yes
• Sarah turns and faces Chuck and smiles - Shows respect and gratitude
• Chuck says “Shaw would have done the same for me.”
• Sarah’s eyes says “no that’s not true” - in 3×9 Shaw wanted to sacrifice Chuck
• The music starts
• Chuck says “I love you”
• Sarah responds lovingly
• Sarah says “You don’t have to” i.e. You don’t have to do this Chuck, I know what you are going to say”
• Chuck pleads his case
• Sarah says “I have commitments”
• Chuck continues to plead his case
• Sarah responds lovingly
• Chuck says “Don’t answer now”
• Sarah answers with her eyes - No
• They kiss - She did not kiss him back because of the commitment (start over in DC) she made to Shaw to leave her baggage (Chuck) behind
• For Sarah the kiss was a goodbye
• The music leaves with Chuck - The music was for Chuck only
• Sarah looks to the Right - Nothing has changed - She is still going to DC
Sarah loves Chuck but she can’t accept a version of him that lost his innocence. Sarah also feels immense guilt for helping to make Chuck a spy.
You might ask why is Shaw acceptable and Chuck is not. The psychology is too deep to go into here. But put simply, it’s because Sarah has no plans to share her heart with Shaw. She is retrograding into past relationship patterns; she is going back to being a pure spy without love , home, family , and friends
I agree with you too!!! Before Casey arrived, she was going to meet Shaw and not Chuck.
The clue is the Sarah's gun. Before Casey arrived, her gun was in her suitcase, because she needs the gun for her work as a spy, meaning Sarah was going to meet with Shaw.
After Casey tell her it was him who killed the mold, she realize Chuck is still the same and put her gun in the bed, because now she don't need it, because she's going to run away with Chuck and in that situation, she doesn't need the gun, because she will no longer be a spy.
Always wondered about this. "If you came to plead his case, then that's really not necessary." -this always tripped me up. Thanks for the clarification. I love how much this show is imbued with non-verbal story-telling.
Sorry but Sarah was heading to Union Station to go with Chuck.
Everything in the Castle (when Chuck told her that he loves her), at the appartment suggest that (the photo of them in the nightstand). And more the song!
If she was going to DC, she will not go with her duffel bag, but with suitcases. Because in that case she was leaving Burbank.
So çhuck
❤
(Before Casey told Sarah about the Mole) Was Sarah packing her bags for Chuck or Shaw?
Caldor3 For Chuck.
Of course for Chuck.
She was packing for Washington. She thought Chuck was no different than Bryce or Cole or Shaw. After the news, she re-did her hair and left her gun behind to go with Chuck.
She was going to be with Chuck before Casey stepped up. I believe
She was out the door. She struggles w/her feelings and Chuck made her feel whole. When she thought he killed the mole she thought deep down he wasn’t “her” Chuck anymore and gave up on him and love. Can’t say that I appreciated her wanting to jump ship so easily and that series of episodes really tested my liking of her but Casey saved the day as he always has.
When Sarah says 'You don't need to plead his case', who at that stage was Sarah running off with?
Shaw, i think
@@Squall6575 Agree. I hated the start of season 3. Sarah was such a bitch . . .
Chuck of course. When you watch the beginning of the video, you can see a photo of her with Chuck together. It's a clue, she loves Chuck even she was with Shaw. At that time she was going to meet Chuck. Casey's words only Confort her in her decision to go to the train station.
@@Muggar62 yeah. Was truly awful .
In Chuck 4×9, Sarah says she does not like herself without Chuck.
The story for Sarah starts and ends with Sarah not accepting Chuck if he changes (loses his humanity). Sarah talks to Chuck and Shaw about this fear as well during the whole arc.
Sarah is not a good person. She is a ruthless killer. She manipulates people for a living. She lived a hard and fast life knowing that death was a real possibility. That is why loveless sex with other people was not a big deal; it was just part of the job. She has no hope for home, family, and friends. Her likely fate was a bullet to the head.
Sarah became a better person during season 1 and 2 when she was around Chuck. She dreamed of a home, family, and friends. She changed. Chuck was carrying her baggage. He accepted her for who she was and was enabling who she could become. Sarah needs Chuck’s humanity to be a better person. This is her deepest inner desire, it makes up her dreams.
In Sarah’s eyes, Chuck surrendered his humanity to become a spy. Her dream of being a better person died with it. Sarah won’t take Chuck at his word about what happened because spy’s lie and Chuck is not willing to put the whole truth on the table. He has never held back the truth from her before especially about something this important.
That kiss was her letting go of Chuck (Her baggage). He was asking her to run away with him and she did NOT kiss him back. It’s crystal clear … “NO Chuck, I will not run away with you and you know why.”
The picture on the nightstand means she is still in love with Chuck. Her attitude is, I’m moving on. Need more proof? Why invite Casey in and offer him a drink when you only have a few minutes to make to train station? Look at the time on the clock.
whats the title of the song here
Down River by The Temper Trap
Music?
I used Shazam to discover Down River by The Temper Trap. www.shazam.com/track/49882793/down-river
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