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Risk losing the romanticism...

Ok, on West Wing tonight, Donna tried to give Josh a key to her room at the end of the show (they had a "moment" ealier on), and one of their colleagues thought Donna left her key behind when she "went to bed" and took it to her. Donna looked sad and thought that Josh didn't want to go to her room, even though he really did (you could see it in his eyes). So now Donna is sad that Josh doesn't want to have a romantic interlude in her room, and Josh is sad that Donna thinks that and is sad that he doesn't get to have a romantic interlude in her room because of the whole mistakenly returned key. This could all be avoided...

IF HE WOULD JUST CALL OR TEXT MESSAGE HER CELL PHONE!

Yes, this isn't as romantic as discreetly passing a hotel room key across a table in a little yellow envelope...yet it would avoid hurt feelings and would allow them to get a little lovin' going on up in Donna's room.

I think that at the risk of losing the sentimentality of the situation, West Wing didn't allow Josh and Donna to hook up. Now where's the fun in that?

Or maybe I just read too much into it, Josh didn't want to hook up with her and Donna doesn't really care. I mean, they aren't real people anyway.

posted by Steph @ 5:56 PM