"I thought Ducky took a stand also when he went to the Embassy and turned himself in for murdering that young man in the Middle East when he was there to save people and realized that by saving that man, he was only repairing him so he could be brutalized by further by the other doc that was setting up Ducky. Ducky stood up to Gibbs when he went to the embassy and at the end he stood up to the evil doc, which kept Ducky out of prison. Same episode - he was quite a softy when he thought the bird flying around his house had died. When he and Jenny went outside to bury the shoebox it was in, they opened the lid and the bird flew out. "

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Gibbs doesn't have a lot of respect for any agent that's not on his team just because he doesn't know them or how they work. Examples:

Owens in "The Curse" - Gibbs rails him because he didn't search the ENTIRE carrier when that petty officer and money disappeared.

Pacci asking Gibbs a question but Gibbs was like "I'm busy, whattaya want?" kind of attitude.

Part of it with Cassidy is he doesn't know her, I think rule 12 plays a little into it, but he doesn't expect other agents to live by his rules, just his agents, which is why he has more respect for them than he does any other agents at NCIS.

Make sense?

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