whywhywhywhy wrote...
Ok so you say it's all strictly business 4 billion credits then you say a nurse smiles at her patient for reassurance. Which is it ? TIM spent 4 billion credits if it's just about keeping him alive for that reason she would have been at the monitor watching Wilson to make sure he doesn't screw up again. Not Smiling at Shepard. Right ? It's all about protecting the investment. Or is it ?
Ummm... it's because he's both a person
and an investment? Because she obviously doesn't want Shephard to potentially do more injury to himself due to the shock of being in the situation he's in, and that's on-top of his rapidly increasing heartbeat and other factors at the moment.
Just because someone smiles at you doesn't mean that person's
fallen for you, surely I didn't have to explain that one to you.
Shephard's probably
worried, Miranda is doing what she can, as minor as it is, to prevent Shephard from
a) Siezing her as some hostage

Dying. Again.
c) Restraining him so that extra medical attention can be presented to him.
whywhywhywhy wrote...
Look up Nightingale Syndrome and read this. http://social.biowar...709/285#8015271
This is my position on it.
All the more power to you, but I still disagree, it's also rather interesting that it's called
Nightingale syndrome when Florence Nightingale apparently never had a romance with any of her patients or even got married, which I honestly don't think helps your case at all. It's also mentioned in the same article that it isn't necessarily a
real effect, but one that originated in
pop-culture. (Specifically Back To The Future, which is actually pretty awesome imo).
You're basically saying that Miranda fell in love with her own idealised version of Shephard (since sure she read his dossier, but she hadn't actually engaged with him as a person) and I can't imagine someone like Miranda doing that at all, or anyone really because of information in the link you yourself provided.
As for my personal thoughts on the matter, I think it would be really odd for Miranda to develop feelings for her charge in such a way, because it has no basis on how actual attraction between two people is naturally formed.