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The mid season finale ended with Harvey telling Donna that he was going to be okay after Jessica left. "She's Gone" continued from where the last episode left of with a Donna and Harvey (#Darvey) dream which I honestly thought was real for a few seconds until I realized it could only be a dream. I knew that the writers wouldn't rush through something so important. That scene was such a tease but at least we know it'll happen sometime in the future. Harvey definitely has very strong feelings for Donna which he probably doesn't want to get into at the moment. Robert Zane offers his daughter Rachel a job at his firm so she'll have a better chance at passing the character and fitness portion of the Bar but Rachel declines telling him she can't abandon her work family at Pearson Specter Litt when they need her the most. Mike hops back on his bike looking for a job at different legal clinics but he comes to term with the fact that no one wants to hire an ex convict. Louis wants to prove to Harvey and Zane (who only wanted to help) that he is Managing Partner material so he asks Katrina to come back to the firm with 10 associates. She agrees to this but backs out when Louis tells her he's going after Zane's biggest client. She tells him that Zane had waved her non-compete clause which meant he was really trying to help.
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Mike goes to see Father Walker at the church and he is offered a teaching job. His teaching path didn't last long and he was let go on the second day after a student's parents who weren't happy with the fact that he is an ex-con said something to the school. Harvey who is still going through a lot of heartbreak after his work mother Jessica leaves the firm tries to help Mike by going to Anita Gibbs putting Mike on her radar again. She tells Mike to never ever look for a job at a legal clinic or anywhere that has to do with him practicing the law because she would do everything in her power to stop him. Robert angrily tells Harvey of Louis' plan making Harvey realize that he actually had to tell Louis that he couldn't be Managing Partner. Mike goes to Harvey and tells him he'll never come back to the firm even when he's able to practice law again.
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Harvey planned to let Louis down gently but after seeing Mike he lashes out on Louis who was just about to tell him that he isn't ready to be Managing Partner. Donna tells Harvey that he needs to sort out his personal life and fix his relationship with his mother. I can only imagine the emotional roller coaster this is going to be. The episode is all about everyone trying to find their way and having a fresh start. Jessica leaving the firm is going to affect everyone in one way or the other especially Harvey who was like her son. Harvey came to terms with the fact that he had to buckle up and not tarnish all that Jessica had worked for.
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Directed by Patrick J. Adams, everything about this episode was on point. We know for sure that the remaining part of the season will deal with Mike finding himself, Harvey filling in Jessica's really big shoes, Louis' wedding (if it'll actually happen) and Rachel getting through law school and passing the character and fitness test. Everyone has different goals and aspirations which hopefully they'll fulfill before the end of the season.
Randoms
1. Suits has been renewed for a seventh season by the USA Network
2. One of my favorite scenes was when Louis offered Rachel a job as a second year associate when she graduates from law school as gratitude for her undying loyalty.
3. Did anyone know that Stephen Macht who plays the character Henry Girard is actually Gabriel Macht's (Harvey Specter) real father? I just found out.
4. #Darvey #Darvey #Darvey
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