In Lynda La Plante's "Backlash," the character Jordan is acutely aware of the emotional and psychological weight that the ongoing inquiry has placed on everyone involved, particularly on Travis. He recognizes the struggles they face, as the investigation takes its toll on their well-being and personal lives.

Jordan sees Travis as a solitary figure, much like himself, and acknowledges her exceptional skills as a detective. He values her independence, understanding how her solitary nature may enhance her abilities to navigate complex cases, yet he worries about the impact of the investigation on her mental health.