Oh yeah, I forgot that bit of dialogue, you're right! Really, effective propaganda is the only way any of this makes sense. I guess there's no telling how many other Embargon'd reporters and officials are out there. It's possible Hazel's family might stumble across a whole enclave of other hybrids at some point ...
And yes, I love Klara too! Really, everyone is wonderful. I'm so ridiculously invested in these characters right now. Which is making the series a lot more nerve-wracking than it was in the beginning when I figured they probably WERE going to die at an alarming rate and I probably shouldn't get attached. Now I'm attached! HELP.
I went straight into denial mode when it looked like The Will was going to die. I refused to accept it and moved on with the story. That seems to be paying off?
haha, yes it is. :D I think you've got the right idea!
.... Nggghhhh, that scene where his eyes go fixed when he's talking to Sophie, AUGH -- and the way he just forgives her, too, without even having to think about it. At least she's going through the whole ~QUEST~ after having gotten his explicit absolution, without having that hanging over her head as well -- guilt, yes, even if it really isn't her fault, but she also knows he doesn't blame her. God, poor kid. Though she seems to be turning out remarkably resilient considering all she's been through. "I'm not a child, I'm almost eight!"
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And yes, I love Klara too! Really, everyone is wonderful. I'm so ridiculously invested in these characters right now. Which is making the series a lot more nerve-wracking than it was in the beginning when I figured they probably WERE going to die at an alarming rate and I probably shouldn't get attached. Now I'm attached! HELP.
I went straight into denial mode when it looked like The Will was going to die. I refused to accept it and moved on with the story. That seems to be paying off?
haha, yes it is. :D I think you've got the right idea!
.... Nggghhhh, that scene where his eyes go fixed when he's talking to Sophie, AUGH -- and the way he just forgives her, too, without even having to think about it. At least she's going through the whole ~QUEST~ after having gotten his explicit absolution, without having that hanging over her head as well -- guilt, yes, even if it really isn't her fault, but she also knows he doesn't blame her. God, poor kid. Though she seems to be turning out remarkably resilient considering all she's been through. "I'm not a child, I'm almost eight!"