The Rookie: Feds Season 1 Episode 14 Review: Offer

Is that the direction you chose? It’s time.

A billionaire fooled around and got his team to file a lawsuit in The Rookie: Feds Season 1 Episode 14. Simone and Brendon, who are nearing the end of their probationary period, were given several options.

Garza’s ex-wife visited, digging up old feelings for multiple people, but Kati visited Simone on business and didn’t catch fire after entering the building.

Simone was faced with a moral decision to sacrifice her chances of moving forward in her career quickly, or to speak the truth.

The FBI faced its legacy and the steps it took to improve its public image.

So far, the show has stuck with one path. Developing characters and providing action. It would be foolish for law enforcement to try to keep citizens safe while ignoring the real problems they have to deal with.

The newcomer dedicated the equivalent of a character and season arc to those in the community who didn’t get along with law enforcement. bottom.

The FBI got off to a rough start. Many can agree that J. Edgar did great things in the time he found himself, but how law enforcement was run meant that the agency would always be a rogue faction. I was fiddling with

It was also a boys’ club where boys looked a certain way. It was the straight man’s club.

In “Offer”, Simone was forced to choose between advancing her career or telling the truth.

From one point of view, it makes sense why Candace was pushing for Simone to be the face of the Unit and the FBI. She has fought and sacrificed so much to have a woman like Simone on the table.

Candace: I’m impressed with your work and the fact that you represent the different types of people our bureau needs.
Simone: Okay. I check a lot of boxes. I’m a woman of color, I’m of a certain age. Don’t forget LGBTQ+.
Candace: And that makes you a unicorn within the Bureau.

She lost her personality and her marriage because she devoted herself to her work.

For Simone, a minority in the crossroads, it was easy to get promoted, standing up and praising the bureau, being paraded like a showhorse.

But soon they will have to deal with issues that will haunt them for the rest of their lives when making certain decisions. If Simone had let her FBI take advantage of her like that, she wouldn’t be able to live with herself.

Her decision was the best one, and she will rest in peace in that peace.

She took the opportunity to bring the billionaire issue and the real issue of non-white missing persons to the forefront.

Statistics show that when a non-white person goes missing, law enforcement is more likely to ignore them as runaways, unlike the energy they bring to missing white people.

Late 20’s^th century, even 21^st In the century, hundreds of thousands of black and brown people went missing in cities like Atlanta, and police didn’t bother to look for them.

Simone has also brought billionaire issues to the forefront.

When it comes to becoming a millionaire, public sentiment is split in two. Whether it’s out of hope that one day they’ll become millionaires, or just to show them favor, some people don’t care and go out of their way to protect millionaires.

The other group sees billionaires as immoral and predatory people, not very wealthy businesses.

I am honored to be of help, but I cannot congratulate you on this matter. It was tragic on so many levels. A young woman has been kidnapped. Lives were lost. why? Because dysfunctional families flaunted their wealth to get our attention. They even felt entitled to use the agency’s expertise and resources to save them from their own greed.

Simone

No matter what category you fall into, we can at least agree that billionaires have the means and means to bend the law. They can interfere in elections, exploit children, workers and politicians, but never face real consequences for their actions.

The ability to circumvent or obliterate obstacles imposed by law should worry everyone. It is a law that makes people equal.

Don’t get me started on the morals of being a millionaire in a world where hundreds of millions of people suffer from hunger and disease at any given moment.

Bree’s father uses his money to hunt down the FBI to take up his case. Whether he did it on purpose or not, he didn’t care about the consequences.

The whole story unfolded as expected. After all, if someone has the only thing people struggle with, what’s stopping them from trying to make more and stay that power?

The ordeal unfolded like an episode of inheritance, with all the corporate stories and betrayals.

Garza has gotten some closure as to why his first marriage failed.

I could understand Candace fighting for her life early in her FBI career, but it didn’t seem like a good enough excuse to make the marriage fall apart.

People are always compartmentalized. She was able to keep the stress of her job away from her home and was able to speak to Garza if things got worse.

I thought she was too demanding. If that was her when we first met, her marriage was doomed to failure anyway.

Garza: You read my mind. I could use shock.
Elena: Coffee for her.
Garza: Wow! It’s not enough that she got a condo in her divorce. Now she is back. She wants to take my nephew away from me.

Brendon and Simone faced reality as soon as their probationary period ended. With the excellent performance they have shown throughout that period, as well as their superior performance at gun range, we can safely assume that they will succeed.

If someone had told Katie that she wanted to visit FBI headquarters and spend time there, they would have gone nuts.

Leave it to Kati to point out what’s wrong with the cops. 5000 for one light seemed too high. he was right

Simone and Kati become good friends and enjoy spending time together.

‘The Offer’ was a productive and enjoyable hour-long TV show because it sacrificed action and character development to focus on important issues.

For 90 days you have not been washed off. In fact, you have done an exemplary job. We’re both on our way, but where? It’s time to start asking yourself questions. What kind of agent do you want to be?

Garza

Brendon and Simone, who are about to become full-fledged agents, face many choices about their career direction. Before they make their choice, what do you predict their decision will be?

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