Thank you. :) To me, it seemed very much like Gwen was just trying emulate what she had seen the detectives do in CID. She didn't really have a grasp of what profiling was all about, though, so despite a valiant effort in compiling all of that information, she didn't know what to do with it. She also proved that she didn't really absorb it, given that it was Tosh who worked out where Carys was likely to go. I always thought that Jack's response to Gwen at that moment was a bit silly. Whay was it brilliant? How was it going to help them? Those were the questions Jack should have asked her.
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To me, it seemed very much like Gwen was just trying emulate what she had seen the detectives do in CID. She didn't really have a grasp of what profiling was all about, though, so despite a valiant effort in compiling all of that information, she didn't know what to do with it. She also proved that she didn't really absorb it, given that it was Tosh who worked out where Carys was likely to go.
I always thought that Jack's response to Gwen at that moment was a bit silly. Whay was it brilliant? How was it going to help them? Those were the questions Jack should have asked her.