"I know it was the way it was written but I just didn't think she could have held DiNozzo' interest if they had met under different, less orchestrated circumstances. In many ways, she came across as a spoiled rich kid. I mean the whole my apartment is going condo hysteria just about undid me. So it always confused me when Tony smacked Kort in "Internal Affairs" for doing what the NCIS team has basically planned to do. Guilt perhaps?

Once Ziva found out about Jeanne (remember Tony kept denying he had a steady girl for the longest time) she was nothing but supportive. The whole little conversation they have by the stairwell in "In the Dark" just broke my heart. She told him, sincerely, he was a "good person." This, after all the lies and evasions he had told her throughout the season. I am leaving out the pain he caused since Ziva has never told him how she felt as far as we know."

I dont' think they would've lasted in the long run, either. And for the record, being told your appartment is going condo and that you have a few weeks to find a new home when the home and rental market in your livign area is limited is a nightmare. Happened to me 2 yrs. ago. There were no other rentals available and I had nowhere to go.

I think Tony's anger at Kort was the result of Kort's blase attitude about murdering La Grenouille's daughter to get leverage on him. With Tony's views of right and wrong and compassion for victims, that would not have set well with him regardless of whose daughter it was. The director had Tony getting close to Jeanne in order to get close to La Grenouille, not to kill his daughter. Jeanne was Dir. Shepard's target, she was incidental to her, while Kort was willing to kill anyone and everyone in his way.

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