[Warning: The below contains MAJOR spoilers for FBI: International Season 3 Episode 6 “Fire Starter.”]
Cameron Vo (Vinessa Vidotto) is now Scott Forrester’s (Luke Kleintank) quantity 2 on FBI: Worldwide, and it’s a studying curve for each of them. Take, as an example, the most recent episode, through which he has to intervene when she’s (rightfully) upset about how the native police within the Czech Republic deal with a sexual assault case (the authorized definition of rape there isn’t met on this case and the sufferer is arrested for her response).
As Scott reminds Vo all through the episode, she’s now the quantity 2 on the staff, in the event that they push too onerous, they’ll get kicked off the investigation, and he or she’s level on this due to her sexual assault advocacy expertise from her military days, to not deliver the hammer down on the native police. After wrapping the case, Vo tells Scott she’s studying on the fly, however he doesn’t need her to alter a factor. So is that the tip of that rigidity, or would possibly we see extra going ahead? Are they simply getting used to the brand new dynamic?
“Yeah, I feel it’s simply going to take getting used to, and I don’t assume it’ll ever settle and I hope it doesn’t,” Vidotto tells TV Insider. “I hope it doesn’t get heated and simply transcend. I feel that’s slightly ridiculous. However what I like is the dynamic, is bouncing concepts off one another and one particular person reining the opposite particular person in. This job could be very nerve-racking, and also you’ve received to make calls and a few of them are dangerous and really inventive or out of the field and also you don’t know if it’s assured, however you need to decide and go along with it. I like that dynamic.”
Trying forward, there might be “extra accountability” for Vo. “She’s positively calling the photographs within the hub when Forrester wants her there and he or she must be on level and he or she has to assume clearly as a result of there’s a variety of transferring elements,” says Vidotto. “So once they’re out within the discipline, she’s received to make it possible for she’s main them in the fitting path.”
May that imply extra Vo and Tate (Christina Wolfe) scenes, since each might be within the hub? Vidotto would like to see that. “Clearly there might be moments with me and Tate within the hub, however by way of extra scenes with Vo and Tate, I feel that will be an attention-grabbing path to discover additional, making a relationship as an alternative of simply briefing extra of a private relationship,” she says.
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