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The trampling death of a trainer by her horse aboard a private jet is investigated by Grissom, Catherine, and Nick. Sara and Warrick look into a Romeo and Juliet scenario in the desert.
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  • Great allusions in this story

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    This is not on of the most rememberable episodes but it was written well and cleverly plotted. I liked all the allusions in this episode and Grissiom and Cath had some good lines, the idea of smuggling diamonds in the hors was original and I hope no one ever copies that act for real, poor hors! the B story was tragic and had a choking ending. it was also the classic tale of the Romeo and Juliet scenario and I found it a bit boring truth be told, i kept waiting for the A story to return, but I'm sure others will like it more than I did.moreless

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  • Another great episode

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    A trainer is trampled to death by her horse on a private jet when Grissom & Catherine investigate the discover that it's murder. After the horse contracts a uterine infection & dies an autopsy is preformed & a bag of uncut diomonds is discovered inside the uterus.

    Sara & Warrick look into the suicide of a teenage boy in the middle of the desert. Later they discover another body, a female, and it looks like she also committed suicide.

    They discover that they were both lovers & committed suicide together but when Sara & Warrick investigate further they find out that the teenagers have a baby & that the girls mother was involved in their suicides.moreless

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    • Goof: When the CSIs turn "Juliet" over, she is clearly seen blinking. Edit
    • Goof: The DB in the desert is in funeral pose. Sara notices something on his hands, which are laid one on the other in a close shot. Cut to a wide shot and the top hand is off the other. Cut again to a close shot and it is once again atop the other. Edit
    • Goof: When Sara and Warrick are looking at the dead girl in the prom dress, she is turned over by the coroners and her hands are almost touching straight above her head. But when the shot changes, her arms have moved quite far apart. Edit
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    • Music: Stand up, Sit down - Radiohead Edit
  • Quotes

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    • Catherine: I'm gonna find out what Rone's mothers maiden name is. Grissom: What's his mother got to do with it? Catherine: She may have sold me my engagment ring. Edit
    • Catherine: She was the victim, but she wasn't innocent. Edit
    • (After Catherine and Nick find a lot of semen on the bed and she finds a condom) Catherine: Ooh, looky here a little DNA party. (she picks up the trash can) Bloody towels. Nick: Well, at least something made it into the trash can. Edit
  • Allusions

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    • Grissom: A horse. A horse. My kingdom for a horse. This is a reference to William Shakespeare's King Richard the Third, which is where that quote came from. Edit
    • Catherine: The horse? Grissom: Of course. This statement is based on the opening lyrics to the 1960s show Mister Ed which was about a talking horse. Edit
    • Episode Title: Forever Not only does Grissom mention Ian Fleming in regards to the horse but the title "Forever" alluding to the phrase "Diamonds Are Forever", which is also the name of an Ian Fleming James Bond novel. The novel was published in 1956 and adapted into a movie in 1971. Edit
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