Bones by Ana laura


I'm going to give a summary of my favorite series which is bones.

Temperance Brennan, a forensic anthropologist who works at the Jeffersonian Institute and also writes books, has an impressive talent for seeing clues in victims' bones. Because of this ability, the police call on her to help with investigations when the remains are so decomposed, burned, or destroyed that standard identification methods are useless. Temperance is often partnered with Special Agent Seeley Booth, a former Army sniper who doesn't rely on science or scientists to solve crimes, but has developed a personal and professional respect for Temperance.

Brennan temperance character

His parents disappeared when he was fifteen and his brother, Russ, nineteen. Russ runs away and Brennan is put up for adoption. In season one, she discovers that her parents weren't quite what she thought they were. In the second, she learns that her parents were bank robbers who obtained new identities (including for her and Russ), presuming that Temperance was not her birth name. Upon finding her father (in the second season, as her mother has been dead for years), she maintains a hostile relationship due to her past and wanting revenge. Throughout the second and third seasons, she forgives her father who is tried for his crimes and sentenced to a few days in federal prison and social service for two years. She also resumes contact with her brother.

Agent Seeley Booth character

In contrast to the other main characters, Booth has limited knowledge of science. He also foresees the dichotomy between science and emotion. Booth is the humanistic intuitive, known for his ability to divine people's motives. He is a former Army sniper and has an intense dislike of clowns. He hates killing people and because of his former profession he has killed about 50 and still feels a lot of remorse about it. Booth loves to wear flashy socks, ties and belt buckles. He is very fond of pies, and tries to convince Dr. Brennan to try it, but she always refuses. Sweets takes it to be an attempt at seduction on Booth's part, unconsciously. She falls in love with Dr. Brennan (since the beginning of the series he calls her "Bones"), and even aware of this feeling, she runs away from him, because as they are partners they cannot become romantically involved. However, in the fifth season, he declares himself and Brennan says he feels the same, but does not want to take the risk of transforming friendship into a love relationship.

It's a long story, the series has 11 seasons and they all deal with a different subject. I really like her and it's worth watching who likes adventure and also romantic series.

Ana laura barbosa, student of S7

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