In "Home is Where the Heart Stops," a first season episode of Castle, Castle, Esposito and Ryan have the following discussion regarding a series of burglaries:
Castle: How do they know what's in the safes? Safes. Is that a word? Is it "saves"? That can't be right.
Esposito: And you write for a living?
Ryan (with emphasis): We've compared the kind of safes that they had. Nothing's been a match.
This type of discussion crops up quite often in scripts. I imagine they begin in the backrooms where writers hunker down and discuss dialog. "Is it safes or saves? Saves? Why would it be saves?"
One can understand Castle's confusion: dwarf becomes dwarves; leaf becomes leaves. But Ryan is right:
It's safes.
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