"Gee, maybe Jenny isn't dead.. did we see the body?"

"I don't think it was mean-Jen,even if didn't die in that ep.,was ill-her end was near.She chosed the way to die-something I admire,althought she didn't tell Gibbs-a man,who she loved,about the danger.She didn't die because of the tea-I know that some of the viewrs were surpised how Mike didn't hear the arrival of the car,but believe me-in the the desert is difficult to hear anything.Jen could've stope Mike and tell him not to go out,but she didn't.
I agree with ncisislove-Vance is a GREAT addition to the show,and will e a better Director than Jen-he really is a match for Gibbs."

"I agree on the fact that having her choose the way she was going to die gave her a lot of dignity, so that was good, but I do wonder about Mike's behaviour, and also about the team's reaction. I mean, the only one who showed some grief is Abby... Tony and Ziva seemed to be more sorry for Gibbs than anything else, although Gibbs didn't seem to mind that much... Now, I know characters have a strong personality which is really always highlighted, but it wouldn't have been so out of character to see some sort of reaction from Gibbs, but it just wasn't there. He even set her house on fire, even though he almost seems to wish he gets shot by that woman while he was there, which of course is an action that screams pain, but was barely noticeable. Season 6 also starts like nothing ever happened, which is just so wrong. There should have been something... a mention, a flashback, whatever, just something, but there was absolutely nothing.

Also, on a side note, writers kinda fooled Jibbs fans, making it clear they were going a certain direction with the episode "Lost & Found" and then completely dropping it with Jenny's death. And we don't even have a last dialogue between the two: ironically enough, the last thing he ever told her (that we know of) is "long live the queen".

This is basically what I mean when I say the way they handled her death was mean..."

"Er... so your saying Gibbs cared more for a women that was on his team for two years (Kate), than for his good old friend/ ex-lover Jenny? You know, the women he was once willing to share his life with, the women he protects and is worried about? The women he has a history with and would have trusted his life with since decades?

Sorry, but that makes no sense.

I think he loved her. (It was inevitable, so to speak) Its hard with Gibbs as a character to express emotion. Gibbs wants revenge over grief. But the moment he tried to open her bodybag- and couldn't... that was for me the moment that said Jenny was more than a friend.
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"I think Gibbs wanted to remember Jenny as she was when he last saw her, not riddled with bullets."

"Gibbs loved her as someone he'd known for a long time-he didn't look at her like a lover.he wasn't in love with her anymore, but he still cared for her. I think that the whole Frog thing and her behavior may have erased any possibility of loving her anymore."