The Vietnam incident in this episode matched with Jonathan Clark’s rendition makes the audience feel for McGee, as the son of a veteran, and the far-reaching impact of war.
‘Have You Ever Seen the Rain’ covered by Jonathan Clark is slower and softer than the original, making it that much more fitting for an emotional end montage song choice. In the final scene, Agent Gibbs and Timothy McGee sit on a bench together looking over the rows of tombstones, when Gibbs turns to Tim and says, “Your dad would be proud of you.” The song fades on a black and white snapshot of Gibbs and McGee sitting on that bench before the credits roll. The scene changes to Arlington Cemetery where the late Lieutenant Hall’s wife Claire and Ray embrace and place roses on the Lieutenant’s casket. Thomas Fletcher and reflects on his decisions from long ago. Vietnam Marine Ray Jennings leaves the prison library and meets up with retired Marine Sgt.
A slower, poignant start to the iconic song sets the tone for the final montage of the episode.
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