At least Mackenzie's seeing that Jared's not the bad guy, here, even if she's not accepting the situation fully. I think Jensen will always be "less" than Davis, and damaged in his family's eyes, instead of them being thankful they still have him in a not at all bad form. (I do find it a bit grating that she dismisses his art as trash, because it's not the glamorous architecture he's known for. *frowns*)
On the other hand, will *Jared* be able to accept him if he *does* recover fully? Davis isn't necessarily Jensen, either.
Or maybe there'll be some kind of synthesis of characteristics,like when a person with multiple personalities integrates.
You're continuing to turn out lovely thinky-feely chapters; this was a very pleasant surprise to find on my flist tonight. *beams*
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Date: 2008-04-01 03:50 am (UTC)On the other hand, will *Jared* be able to accept him if he *does* recover fully? Davis isn't necessarily Jensen, either.
Or maybe there'll be some kind of synthesis of characteristics,like when a person with multiple personalities integrates.
You're continuing to turn out lovely thinky-feely chapters; this was a very pleasant surprise to find on my flist tonight. *beams*