I was thinking about this after last night’s episode, and I think I finally got my thoughts organized on the train, but the thing is: Kate Beckett is allowed to cry.
Kate Beckett is one of the most complex and brilliantly-written “admirable” female characters on TV today, up there with Leslie Knope and Jody Mills. It’s obvious why Castle patterns an entire book series after her — she’s fascinating and complete, a woman you could spend your life studying and still never totally understand.
The show might be called “Castle”, but Rick’s definitely not the reason to watch.
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