82.3- There is a part of Casey that will always love the boy Robin once was, but there is no love left for the man- not after what he did to Lawrence. -- Cindy's Cottage

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Date Posted: 08:55:42 10/31/07 Wed
Author: celtgirl
Subject: 82.3- There is a part of Casey that will always love the boy Robin once was, but there is no love left for the man- not after what he did to Lawrence.
In reply to: Elaine 's message, "Chapter 82 ~ Requiem" on 20:18:16 10/30/07 Tue

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84.2) I'm not sure just why, but I like David very much, I think he adds something - don't ask me exactly what - to the story. Maybe because he represents the positive aspects of the other side? He is honorable and caring. Those are qualities the other main characters have, also. Even when one of them resorts to violence; it is never a random act, or without sound reason. (NT) -- Elaine, 08:56:13 10/31/07 Wed

Somehow, reading your post, it struck me how alone the main characters are. They walk a knife's edge that makes it very difficult to have close friends, because who can they trust? And if they do establish a close relationship, it puts that person at risk (e.g., Pat and Sylvie). It is very sad. (NT) --

LadyPeggyB, 13:06:39 10/31/07 Wed

They have each other and that's about it. There are others they can trust, but as you say, Peggy, how do they know who those people are? Other than through trial and error. (NT) -- celtgirl, 14:03:55 10/31/07 Wed

Elaine, I totally agree with you - I liked David from the beginning. And I never felt suspicious of him - don't ask me why. Goodness knows Cindy's surprised us with characters enough times! *G* I just always knew he was good somehow. (NT) --

Lisser, 14:18:05 10/31/07 Wed

Maybe it's because (and this is just a muscle relaxant induced guess on my part) because as the writer I never doubted for a minute that he was a good guy. Because he really is. :) (NT) -- celtgirl, 14:32:28 10/31/07 Wed
- I hope that doesn't sound pompous or something, I meant maybe you all just felt it as I did. (NT) -- celtgirl, 14:36:00 10/31/07 Wed
I put my trust in him from the get-go, knowing perfectly well that I might be making a mistake. It was nice that it wasn't a mistake after all. He rounds out the ensemble very well I think. (NT) -- Elaine, 14:58:10 10/31/07 Wed

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